Shotteswell Dog Fields, Woodland Field

Frequently Asked Questions About Shotteswell Dog Fields, Woodland Field

What size is the Woodland Field at Shotteswell Dog Fields, and how much of it is actually woodland?

The Woodland Field spans twenty acres in total, divided into three acres of woodland and seventeen acres of open grassland. Owners we hear from describe it as 'huge' and 'vast', and many appreciate the variety, dogs can explore the wooded section with its natural terrain and then run freely across the open grass. It's fully enclosed with six-foot-high fencing, so dogs with unreliable recall or high prey drive can stretch their legs safely. The mix of habitats makes it particularly engaging for scent hounds and high-energy breeds.

How long can I book Shotteswell Dog Fields' Woodland Field for, and roughly what does it cost?

You can hire the Woodland Field for either thirty or sixty minute slots, depending on how much exercise your dog needs. It's private hire, so you'll have the entire twenty acres to yourselves. Published rates start from around £13.20 per thirty minutes, confirm current pricing when you book. Owners tell us the time flies, especially with so much space to explore, and many say it feels like a proper countryside walk rather than just a paddock session.

What facilities are available at Shotteswell Dog Fields' Woodland Field for both dogs and their owners?

The field is well equipped for a comfortable visit. There are field shelters with benches and picnic tables where you can sit and watch your dog, plus a hot drinks vending machine (bring your own mug and contactless payment). For dogs, there's fresh water available, and hose pipes on site so you can rinse muddy paws and boots before heading home. Owners appreciate the practical touches, plenty of bins, agility equipment including logs, ramps, and a tube tunnel, and secure drive-in parking that makes drop-off straightforward.

Is Shotteswell Dog Fields' Woodland Field suitable for reactive dogs or those with poor recall?

Yes, it's particularly well suited to reactive, anxious, or high-drive dogs. The field is fully enclosed with six-foot-high fencing, and because it's solo hire you won't encounter other dogs, people, or distractions. One owner of working-line scent hounds told us it's the only place they've found where they can truly relax, the seclusion, lack of livestock in view, and secure perimeter mean nervous or territorial dogs can decompress safely. It's also popular for bitches in season and dogs learning recall in a controlled environment.

Where is Shotteswell Dog Fields' Woodland Field located, and is it easy to find?

The field is in Shotteswell, a quiet Warwickshire village. Owners say it can be a little tricky to locate the first time, it's tucked away in a secluded hilltop spot, but the business provides clear directions once you've booked, and the drive-in parking is secure and straightforward once you arrive. Many tell us the setting is worth the effort: spectacular views across the countryside, and genuine peace and quiet. Some visitors even stop at the village Cake Shed on the way in for a treat to enjoy with their vending-machine coffee.