Ronnie's Field

Frequently Asked Questions About Ronnie's Field

What makes Ronnie's Field in Cheltenham suitable for nervous or reactive dogs?

Ronnie's Field offers private, solo-hire sessions, just one dog group at a time, across over five acres of countryside. This seclusion is ideal for nervous dogs or those with challenging behaviour. The site has a fully enclosed perimeter with fencing 6ft or higher, which owners of nervous dogs tell us brings real. The space includes wooded areas for sniffing and exploring at a dog's own pace, plus open ground for gentle recall practice away from other animals.

What facilities and features does Ronnie's Field provide for dogs and their owners?

Ronnie's Field includes picnic tables, shelter, and on-site parking at the Charlton Kings site. Dogs can explore wooded walkways, a small stream (seasonal), tyre swings, and balls with throwers. There's a hose for washing muddy paws after a session. The owners also provide coats and boots to borrow if the weather turns. Local dog owners particularly enjoy the variety of terrain, from short and long grass to scrub and woodland, which makes for interesting sniffy walks rather than just open fetch space.

Is Ronnie's Field in Cheltenham suitable for puppies learning recall?

Yes, Ronnie's Field is popular with puppy owners doing early off-lead training. The fully enclosed perimeter and private hire mean a young pup can explore and practise recall without risk of running off or encountering unfamiliar dogs. Owners we hear from value the reassurance of the 6ft-plus fencing and the solo booking, which lets them focus entirely on their puppy's confidence and safety during those important first off-lead outings.

What is the terrain like at Ronnie's Field, and is it suitable for all abilities?

The field sits on sloping countryside in Charlton Kings, with a hill offering lovely views across the area. The varied terrain includes woodland, scrub, open grass, and a small stream, which dogs enjoy for sniffing and exploring. However, the slope means it's less suitable for visitors with limited mobility. Owners tell us the site can have slippy patches after heavy rain, so sturdy footwear is wise. The space feels more like a park than a flat paddock, perfect for a leisurely sniffy walk rather than intensive fetch sessions.

How does the booking system work at Ronnie's Field in Cheltenham?

Ronnie's Field operates solo-hire slots, with staggered session times that owners tell us make drop-off and collection straightforward, you won't overlap with other dogs. On-site parking is available, which dog owners with nervous or reactive dogs find particularly helpful for a calm arrival. The field is highly rated locally, with close to five stars from nearly 100 customers. For current session lengths, availability, and booking, contact the field directly to confirm details and rates.