Freedom Fields, Battle

Frequently Asked Questions About Freedom Fields, Battle

What makes Freedom Fields in Battle suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Freedom Fields is purpose-designed for reactive, nervous and aggressive dogs. The field operates as solo hire only, meaning your dog has the entire two-acre space to themselves without encountering other animals or people. Owners we hear from value this privacy for practising recall and building confidence with rescue dogs. The 6ft or higher fencing provides reassurance, and the relaxed setting lets you focus entirely on your dog's needs during your session.

What facilities are available at Freedom Fields near Hastings?

Freedom Fields provides practical amenities including on-site parking inside the field itself, field shelters with seating for resting out of the weather, and eco-friendly poo bags with bins provided. Owners tell us the drive-in access makes arrival straightforward, with room for two cars. There are also human and dog first aid kits on site. The field features agility equipment on the 'Run' side and planted trees and flowers on the 'Sniff' side, which dogs find particularly engaging.

How long are the hire sessions at Freedom Fields in Battle?

Freedom Fields offers flexible booking options with 30-minute, 40-minute or one-hour sessions available. You can bring up to six dogs per booking, making it well suited to multi-dog households or small groups from different homes. Sessions start from around £5, confirm current rates and availability when booking. Owners appreciate the range of session lengths, allowing them to choose what best suits their dog's energy levels and training goals.

What is the layout and terrain like at Freedom Fields?

The site comprises two acres divided into two distinct areas. The 'Run' field includes agility equipment for active play and training, whilst the 'Sniff' field features planted trees and flowers on a gentle hillside, offering varied terrain and scent enrichment. Owners we speak with say their dogs find the natural features more engaging than a plain paddock. The field overlooks sheep paddocks, adding interest. Be aware that after wet weather the ground can become muddy, so suitable footwear is recommended.

Where is Freedom Fields located and how easy is it to find?

Freedom Fields is located just outside Battle, near Hastings in East Sussex. Owners tell us it's straightforward to locate, with the exact Google Maps location being accurate. The drive-in access means you can park your car directly inside the field, which is particularly convenient at dawn or dusk when owners feel safer having vehicle access within the secure perimeter. The site is well regarded among local dog owners for being both accessible and genuinely private.