Fenton’s Field Secure Dog Walking, Radstock

Frequently Asked Questions About Fenton’s Field Secure Dog Walking, Radstock

What facilities are available at Fenton's Field Secure Dog Walking in Radstock?

Fenton's Field provides a good range of amenities that owners tell us make visits more comfortable. There's a shelter with tea and coffee facilities, an outdoor bench for seating, toilet facilities on site, and a water hose for your dog. The gravel hardstanding area offers easy parking, and you can drive directly into the field itself to secure the space before letting your dog out. Owners particularly appreciate the thoughtful touches like the self-serve shelter and seating options both indoors and out.

How long is a session at Fenton's Field Secure Dog Walking, and what does it cost?

Each private hire session at Fenton's Field lasts 50 minutes, giving you plenty of time for off-lead exercise and recall training. Sessions start from around £8 per booking, which owners we hear from describe as good value compared to other dog fields in the area. You can bring up to four dogs per booking, making it practical for multi-dog households or professional dog walkers. Check current rates when you book, as prices may vary.

Is Fenton's Field in Radstock suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Yes, Fenton's Field is particularly well suited to reactive and nervous dogs. The private hire model means your dog has the space entirely to themselves, with no other people or pets around during your session. Owners of reactive rescue dogs tell us it's a 'cherished space' and a relief to exercise their dogs safely. The fencing stands at six feet or taller, and the combination of privacy and secure boundaries makes it popular for dogs still learning recall or those who need a calm, controlled environment.

What is the ground like at Fenton's Field Secure Dog Walking in Mendip?

The ground at Fenton's Field holds up well, even after heavy rain. Owners report that the field stays firm underfoot and isn't too lumpy or muddy, which makes for comfortable walking whatever the weather. One owner visiting after particularly wet conditions noted the field was still in great condition, confirming good drainage. The main field is fairly flat, offering straightforward walking for dogs of all ages and energy levels.

Can I park easily at Fenton's Field in Radstock?

Yes, parking at Fenton's Field is straightforward. There's a gravel hardstanding area, and you can drive directly into the field itself rather than parking outside and walking in. Owners of campervans and larger vehicles tell us this works well, though the entrance does have a tight corner, so take care if you're driving something particularly wide. Being able to park inside the field and then secure the gate before letting your dog out is a feature many owners value for added.