Lowfield Meadow, Dog Field, Monk Fryston

Frequently Asked Questions About Lowfield Meadow, Dog Field, Monk Fryston

What makes Lowfield Meadow in Monk Fryston suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Lowfield Meadow is a private hire field with a five-foot fence and double-gated entry, providing a fully enclosed 1.5-acre space where reactive and anxious dogs can exercise without encountering other animals. Local owners tell us it's transformed their walks, one described their dog-reactive Shiba finally running 'freely and happily without fear', while another with a nervous rescue said the field gave them 'a break from the world'. The solo booking format means your dog has the entire meadow to themselves for the full 55-minute session.

What facilities are available at Lowfield Meadow Dog Field?

The field includes a log cabin shelter with dry seating, a water tap and bowl, and a selection of agility equipment, seesaw, tyre platform, play tunnel, ball swing, and recreational toys. There's also a hardstanding area and a hose with shampoo for muddy paws after your session. Owners we hear from particularly appreciate the covered shelter on rainy days and the fact you can drive into an airlock area, letting dogs out safely from the car straight into the field without needing leads near the road.

How long are the hire sessions at Lowfield Meadow and what does it cost?

Each private hire slot lasts 55 minutes, giving you nearly an hour of uninterrupted off-lead time in the 1.5-acre field. Sessions start from around £8, confirm current rates when you book. You can bring up to eight dogs per booking, making it good value for multi-dog households or small group training sessions. The field combines open grass with a circular footpath and an artificial grassed run that holds up well in wet weather, keeping paws cleaner year-round.

Where is Lowfield Meadow located and how easy is parking?

Lowfield Meadow is in Monk Fryston, North Yorkshire, and offers secure on-site parking within the gated entry area. Owners tell us the airlock-style access is particularly helpful, you can drive in, close the first gate behind you, then release your dogs safely from the car without worrying about escapes or roadside traffic. Several regular visitors travel 30 minutes or more, describing it as well worth the journey for the and facilities on offer.

Can I book regular sessions at Lowfield Meadow and how responsive is the owner?

Yes, many local owners book twice-weekly sessions for their dogs, with some attending since January and describing it as a fixture in their routine. Dan, who runs the field, is consistently praised for quick responses and flexibility. One owner mentioned he was understanding when personal circumstances meant rescheduling twice, never charging extra. Another noted he 'never moans' and is always helpful if you need to get in touch, making regular bookings straightforward and stress-free.