Bounce Dogs

A spacious, secure dog park set in a rural backdrop, designed for off-lead play, training, and exercise. The park features a mixture of long and short grass, agility equipment, and some shaded and covered seating areas. It is fenced with a coded gate providing excellent security, and offers amenities such as benches, some bins, and a paddling pool for dogs. Access is straightforward with clear booking instructions. The field can get muddy and waterlogged in wet weather, and while water bowls and bins are provided, visitors are advised to bring their own drinking water and be prepared for limited shade and occasional maintenance issues.

Field Feature Notes:
– Secured: Multiple mentions of secure/enclosed field, secure gates with codes, and secure fencing all around. Considered safe for anxious or aggressive dogs.
– Seating: Several references to benches, park bench, and picnic bench with sun shade.
– Toilets: No evidence of human toilets found in any comments.
– Toilet Bags: Poo bags are typically provided, but occasionally missing and need to be requested.
– Bins: Bins are available, though reports of them being occasionally overflowing.
– Shaded Areas: Mention of covered seating and picnic bench with sun shade, but also comments that shade is limited, particularly on hot days.
– Drinking Water: Dog water bowls are available, but visitors must bring their own water as bowls are sometimes empty or dirty.
– Water Play Area: Presence of a paddling pool/area with water mentioned.
– Agility Equipment: Agility equipment present, though described as basic/limited (tunnel, jumps, poles, raised beds), with some reports of fewer obstacles than advertised.
– Park Size: Described as 1 acre, large field, and suitable even for greyhounds. One reviewer compares it as smaller than another, but consensus is large.
– Cost: Pricing mentioned: £10 and £16 per hour; described as good value by most, but some find it less competitive given size or weather/maintenance issues.

Other Field Features:
– Long and short grass areas
– Nice views of surrounding farmland
– On-site parking
– Easy online booking
– Toys and broken balls sometimes found on the field
– Occasional noise from nearby road (A414)
– Training sessions with dog trainers