Horlands Farm, Maidstone

Frequently Asked Questions About Horlands Farm, Maidstone

What makes Horlands Farm near Tonbridge suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Horlands Farm operates on an exclusive booking basis, you hire the entire one-acre field for your group alone during your hour-long session. This privacy is valued by owners of reactive dogs, who tell us the solo setup allows anxious dogs to relax without encountering other people or animals. The field is double-gated with 6ft-plus fencing, and local owners report their reactive dogs doing well in the calm, spacious environment.

How much does it cost to hire Horlands Farm dog field in Maidstone for an hour?

Horlands Farm charges from around £6 per hour, confirm current rates when booking. Owners we hear from describe this as a really great price for an hour's exclusive use of the one-acre field. You can bring up to four dogs per booking, making it particularly good value for multi-dog households or professional walkers needing private training space near Tonbridge.

What facilities and equipment are available at Horlands Farm dog field?

The field includes agility obstacles that owners tell us provide great fun and entertainment for energetic or easily bored dogs. There's a picnic table with a parasol for humans to sit and watch, and on-site parking that recent visitors describe as convenient and well arranged. The one-acre space gives plenty of room for recall training, and the fencing has been recently updated according to local feedback.

Can I train my puppy's recall at Horlands Farm near Tonbridge?

Yes, Horlands Farm is well suited to puppy recall training. The one-acre field gives a good amount of room to practise distance work, and because you book the space exclusively for your hour-long slot, there are no distractions from other dogs or people. Local owners tell us puppies do well here, and the double-gated entry provides secure containment while your pup learns to come back reliably.

Is Horlands Farm dog field kept clean and well maintained?

Owners we hear from regularly mention recent improvements to the field, including updated fencing and additional facilities like the shaded seating. The field itself is described as well kept and in good order. A few visitors note that not all users clear up after their dogs, so it's worth watching where you walk, the field doesn't currently have a dog waste bin on site, so you'll need to take bagged waste home with you.