Ryedale Dog Fields, Broughton

Frequently Asked Questions About Ryedale Dog Fields, Broughton

What facilities are available at Ryedale Dog Fields in Broughton for owners during their hire slot?

Ryedale Dog Fields provides a picnic table and a field shelter where owners can sit and watch their dogs, plus waste bins and poo bins on site. There's easy parking, you can wait outside and then drive into the field itself when your session starts, which owners tell us is particularly helpful for managing the car-to-field transition with energetic or escape-prone dogs. The field itself is flat and well maintained, making it easy to walk the perimeter. Note that there's no water supply on site, though a Morrisons is around five to ten minutes' drive away if needed.

Is Ryedale Dog Fields suitable for puppy training and recall practice?

Yes, Ryedale Dog Fields in Broughton is popular for recall training with puppies and rescue dogs. The fully enclosed field gives owners confidence to practise off-lead work without risk, and we hear from puppy owners as young as 13 weeks using it as a safe training space. Rescue dog owners with no recall at all have found it invaluable, one described it as fantastic for building recall in a controlled environment. The private hire setup means no other dogs to distract or overwhelm a young or nervous learner.

How much does it cost to hire Ryedale Dog Fields near Malton?

Ryedale Dog Fields offers hire from around £5.50 per 30 minutes, confirm current rates when booking. You can choose either 30- or 60-minute slots depending on how much exercise your dog needs. The field accommodates up to seven dogs per booking, so it's cost-effective for families with multiple dogs or professional dog walkers. Online booking is straightforward, and owners visiting the North Yorkshire area on holiday regularly use it to give their dogs a safe off-lead run.

What makes Ryedale Dog Fields a good choice for reactive or anxious dogs?

Ryedale Dog Fields is well regarded by owners of reactive and anxious dogs because it's private, solo-hire only, you and your dogs have the entire fully enclosed field to yourselves for the duration of your session. Local dog owners tell us it's a safe, calm environment where nervous rescues and dogs with poor recall can run freely without encountering other animals or people. The flat, well-kept grass and highly visible fencing help dogs feel confident, and the on-field parking means you can manage arrival and departure without stress.

Are there agility obstacles at Ryedale Dog Fields in Broughton?

Ryedale Dog Fields has some basic agility features including a tunnel and low jumps, which owners use for enrichment and play. The emphasis here is on space, it's a large field where high-energy dogs can sprint and burn off steam. Owners of very active dogs particularly value the sheer size for running and fetch games. If you're looking for more extensive agility equipment, it's worth checking what's available when you book, but the generous space itself is the main draw for most visitors.