Findon Dog Field

Frequently Asked Questions About Findon Dog Field

What session lengths does Findon Dog Field offer, and how much does it cost to hire?

Findon Dog Field offers flexible booking with sessions of either 55 or 25 minutes, starting from around £6.50 per session, confirm current rates when you book. Each booking grants exclusive use of the entire three-acre field, so you and your dog have complete privacy. The straightforward online booking system is praised by owners, including professional dog walkers who appreciate the ease of securing regular slots in the South Downs.

Can professional dog walkers bring multiple dogs to Findon Dog Field?

Yes, Findon Dog Field welcomes up to six dogs per booking, making it particularly popular with professional dog walkers in the Worthing and Street area. One local walker told us it's the only secure field nearby that accommodates six dogs at once, describing it as a 'large fantastic area' where they can exercise their pack stress-free without worrying about encounters with other dogs. The three-acre space gives plenty of room for larger groups.

Is Findon Dog Field suitable for nervous or reactive dogs?

Findon Dog Field is highly regarded by owners of nervous and reactive dogs across the South Downs. Because each booking is private and exclusive, no other dogs are present, anxious dogs can enjoy off-lead freedom without stress. Owners we hear from consistently mention the relief of walking without unexpected encounters, with one describing how their nervous dogs 'love the freedom here'. The combination of privacy, 6ft-plus fencing, and the peaceful hillside location near Cissbury Ring makes it especially reassuring.

What facilities are available at Findon Dog Field in Street?

Findon Dog Field provides running water with a large bowl on a paved area, something owners tell us is invaluable, especially after energetic runs up the partial incline. There's on-site parking, though one owner noted it's not separately fenced, so reactive dogs may need uses fitted in the car. Poo bins are provided, described by one visitor as 'a much more hygienic style'. There's also a horsebox on site, which one owner mentioned came in handy during a sudden downpour.

What makes the location of Findon Dog Field special?

Findon Dog Field sits on a gentle hillside just outside Street in the South Downs National Park, with stunning views across to Cissbury Ring. Owners frequently mention the beautiful setting, one describing it as a 'superb spot' where they can lay a rug and relax while their dogs explore. The partial incline provides a good workout for dogs and humans alike, and in season the field is home to wildflowers including wild orchids, adding to the peaceful, rural atmosphere.