Daisy Dog Meadow

Daisy Dog Meadow is a large, fully enclosed dog park situated in a natural meadow with undulating terrain, featuring a mix of mown paths, long grass, and scenic countryside views. It provides a secure environment for dogs to run off-lead and explore, with robust fencing, double-gated entry, and a separate secure parking area for easy access. The park is well maintained, offering numerous seating areas, shaded spots under trees, and a spacious shelter equipped with a picnic table and a chalkboard. Amenities include multiple dog waste bins and regularly replenished poo bags, running water via a tap, bowls and a hose (for dog drinking and washdown), and a family-friendly atmosphere with features such as a picnic area and rustic log seating. The field is popular with owners of nervous or reactive dogs due to its safety and lack of external disturbance. Booking is easy, and it is considered excellent value for money.

Field Feature Notes:
– Secured: Field is fully enclosed with good quality fencing and a double-gate entry. Occasional small gaps under gates noted for very small dogs. Parking is also inside a gated area. Some recommendations for improving closures and additional security on gates.
– Seating: Multiple seating areas including benches, picnic tables, and log seats scattered around the field, as well as sheltered seating. Some notes on mud and some logs needing replacement due to rot.
– Toilets: No mention of public toilets or restrooms on site.
– Toilet Bags: Poo bags are provided at several locations around the park.
– Bins: Numerous bins are located around the site, regularly emptied and not found to be overflowing.
– Shaded Areas: Shaded areas are provided by trees and the shelter.
– Drinking Water: There is a water tap, water bowls, and a hose for drinking and washing dogs. Some occasional reports of water freezing during cold weather or tap issues.
– Water Play Area: No mention of a dedicated water play area such as a pond or pool.
– Agility Equipment: There is no purpose-built agility equipment, but some owners suggested adding features such as tunnels or balance beams. Some wooden obstacles/objects and varied terrain for informal play.
– Park Size: Described repeatedly as large, huge, spacious, biggest in the area, plenty of room for running, multiple families and dogs at once.
– Cost: Booking required and charged (£10 per hour for up to four dogs, described as excellent value for money, cheaper than some other fields).

Other Field Features:
– Picnic shelter with seating and a chalkboard for visitors
– Well-trimmed pathways through long grass for easier walking
– Mix of long and short grass areas providing interest for dogs
– Rustic/log seats under trees for additional natural seating
– Shelter doubles as space for shade or bad weather
– Family-friendly atmosphere
– Great views of the surrounding countryside
– Wildlife sightings (e.g., Red Kite, Swifts)
– Occasional provision of tennis balls for play
– Hose tap useful for washing dogs/boots
– Newly planted trees and hedgerows
– Booking is required and easy to do online
– Affordable pricing for sessions