Field of Fun & Freedom

Frequently Asked Questions About Field of Fun & Freedom

Is Field of Fun & Freedom in Swindon suitable for reactive dogs or nervous puppies?

Yes, Field of Fun & Freedom is designed specifically for reactive dogs, pooches-in-training, and those with poor recall. Owners we hear from often mention using the field to practise recall with unsure puppies in a private setting, away from the unpredictability of public parks. The solo-hire format means your dog has the entire one-acre space to themselves for the full 50-minute session, which many nervous dogs find calming. It's become a go-to spot in Swindon for building confidence safely.

What agility equipment and amenities are available at Field of Fun & Freedom?

The field offers a range of agility equipment for dogs to explore and enjoy, which owners tell us is well-maintained and frequently refreshed. There's also Barkley Manor, a field shelter providing rest and shade for both dogs and handlers. Fresh water is available on-site, along with poo bags and a donation bin. Benches are dotted around for those who prefer to sit back and watch their dogs mooch about the natural green space.

How secure is Field of Fun & Freedom for off-lead exercise?

Field of Fun & Freedom is fully enclosed with fencing of 6ft or higher. The field is private hire only, so your dog won't encounter other animals during your 50-minute session. Owners we hear from consistently value the field, particularly when working on recall or managing reactive behaviour.

What does a session at Field of Fun & Freedom cost and how long do I get?

Sessions last 50 minutes and cost from around £10 per booking, confirm current rates when you book. You can bring up to four dogs per session, making it good value for multi-dog households or professional walkers. Parking is on-site, so drop-off is straightforward. The field operates on a private-hire basis, so you book a specific time slot and have exclusive use of the entire acre for your session.

What is the surface like at Field of Fun & Freedom, and does it get muddy?

The field is natural green space, which means it can become wet and muddy, particularly after bad weather or through winter. Owners we hear from recommend wearing wellies if it's been raining. Despite the mud, dogs clearly love the freedom to explore the one-acre paddock, and the natural terrain adds variety. The field is kept clean and tidy year-round, with maintenance work done on equipment and planting to keep it engaging for visiting dogs.