Broomhill Farm, Secure Exercise Arena, Old Whittington

Frequently Asked Questions About Broomhill Farm, Secure Exercise Arena, Old Whittington

What session lengths can I book at Broomhill Farm Secure Exercise Arena in Old Whittington?

Broomhill Farm offers flexible hire slots of 30, 60, or 90 minutes, so you can choose what suits your dog's energy levels and training needs. Sessions start from around £12 per 30 minutes, confirm current rates when booking. The arena operates on a solo-hire basis, meaning you'll have the entire 1.5-acre space to yourselves without worrying about other dogs arriving mid-session.

Is Broomhill Farm Secure Exercise Arena suitable for reactive dogs in Derbyshire?

Yes, Broomhill Farm in Old Whittington is designed with reactive and anxious dogs in mind. Because it's private hire only, your dog won't encounter other dogs during your booked slot. The facility also welcomes XL Bullys, making it one of the more inclusive options across Derbyshire. Owners tell us the combination of privacy and the fully enclosed perimeter gives them real during training and exercise.

What facilities does Broomhill Farm's arena in Old Whittington provide?

The arena includes an undercover seating area so you can stay dry in wet weather, plus shaded spots for warmer days. There's a dog drinking station on-site to keep your dog hydrated, poo bins for easy clean-up, and free parking right at the field, making drop-off straightforward, especially if you're arriving with multiple dogs or training kit.

Can I bring more than one dog to Broomhill Farm Secure Exercise Arena?

You can bring up to three dogs from the same household to Broomhill Farm in Old Whittington. This makes it ideal for multi-dog families who want to exercise their dogs together off-lead in a private, controlled environment. The 1.5-acre space gives each dog plenty of room to roam, and the mix of all-weather and grass surfaces suits different preferences.

What type of ground does Broomhill Farm's arena have?

The facility offers both a clean, soft all-weather surface and a separate all-grass paddock. The all-weather area stays usable even after heavy rain, which is particularly helpful during Derbyshire's wetter months, while the grass section appeals to dogs who prefer natural ground underfoot. Owners appreciate having the choice depending on conditions and their dog's preference.