Contented Canine Secure Fields, Staverton
Staverton, Cheltenham, GL51 0TW, Gloucestershire, South West, GL51 0TW
About Contented Canine Secure Fields, Staverton
Why visit Contented Canine Secure Fields, Staverton?
Contented Canine Secure Fields in Staverton delivers a rare combination: solo, distraction-free off-lead time ideal for reactive or nervous dogs, plus varied on-site facilities (agility, pond, sand pit) that enrich every session. Backed by 82 highly positive reviews, customers consistently praise the spaciousness, value, and genuine relief of watching their dog decompress in a private, purposeful environment.
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What Customers Say on Google
“A owner with a dog still working on recall found the private hour invaluable, describing it as 'a perfect opportunity for her to decompress and enjoy being off leash safe'. Ideal for dogs not yet confident in busy public spaces.”
“Visitors praise the combination of spaciousness and on-site activities, agility sets, a pond, and a sand pit, that keep dogs mentally stimulated and physically exercised within a single hour-long private session.”
“Multiple customers highlight the value proposition: a full hour of solo, distraction-free off-lead time with varied facilities and amenities (sheltered picnic area for owners) at a competitive rate.”
Source: Google Reviews
Frequently Asked Questions About Contented Canine Secure Fields, Staverton
You get a full hour of solo hire at Contented Canine Secure Fields, the field is yours alone for the entire session, which owners tell us is ideal for dogs needing space without distractions. The one-hour slot gives plenty of time for off-lead exercise, training, and decompression. It's straightforward to book online, and many local owners visit twice a week to give their dog consistent off-lead time in a private Gloucestershire setting.
The field spans five acres, offering a large flat open space where dogs can roam freely. Facilities include agility equipment, a sand pit that proves popular with water-shy dogs, and a pond (which labs in particular seem to love). There's also a sheltered picnic area for owners. Owners we hear from appreciate the variety, it's not just empty grass, so dogs get mental stimulation alongside physical exercise during their hour.
Yes, it's a popular choice for puppies and young dogs still mastering recall. Owners of dogs not yet reliable off-lead tell us the private hire removes the worry of public park unpredictability, one visitor with a dog whose recall wasn't 100% described it as 'a perfect opportunity for her to decompress and enjoy being off leash'. The space also suits energetic young labs and doberman puppies needing safe off-lead time to tire themselves out.
There's a gated parking area on-site where owners tell us two cars can comfortably park, which is handy if you're meeting a friend with their dog during your booked hour. The location is set back from the main road, so drop-off is straightforward and the rural Staverton setting feels peaceful. Easy parking makes the visit low-stress, especially when you're juggling an excited dog.
Yes, bring your own balls and toys. Owners note that unlike some fields, Contented Canine doesn't provide balls, so pack whatever your dog enjoys. That said, the field does have its own indestructible red ball and various agility equipment and toys on-site, which dogs seem to love, one malinois owner mentioned their dog tried (unsuccessfully) to carry the heavy ball out. The five-acre space and built-in activities mean there's plenty to keep most dogs entertained.
Contact Details
- Address
- Staverton, Cheltenham, GL51 0TW, Gloucestershire, South West, GL51 0TW
How Contented Canine Secure Fields, Staverton Compares
in Gloucestershire
More reviews than 73% of dog fields in Gloucestershire
