The Bark and Play Park

Frequently Asked Questions About The Bark and Play Park

How much does it cost to hire The Bark and Play Park in Stourbridge?

Hire at The Bark and Play Park starts from around £5 per 30-minute slot, confirm current rates when you book. Each booking is exclusive, so you and your dog have the entire three-acre field to yourselves for that half-hour. You can bring up to six dogs per session, which makes it good value if you've got a multi-dog household or you're a professional walker wanting a private space for your pack.

What facilities are available at The Bark and Play Park?

The Bark and Play Park offers seating areas, a shelter, agility equipment, poo bins, and a picnic table. Owners we hear from appreciate the water available on-site and the ample parking, which makes arrival straightforward. The agility kit gives your dog something to focus on beyond just running, and the shelter is handy if the weather turns during your session.

Is The Bark and Play Park suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Yes, The Bark and Play Park is designed with reactive and nervous dogs in mind. Every booking is private and solo-hire, so you'll never encounter another dog or owner while you're there. That seclusion is exactly what anxious or reactive dogs need to relax and build confidence off-lead. Local owners of nervous dogs tell us the exclusive use makes training and exercise far less stressful.

How secure is the fencing at The Bark and Play Park?

The Bark and Play Park is fully enclosed with fencing around 5ft throughout the three-acre field. That height and coverage give for recall training and for dogs prone to wandering or escape. Owners we hear from value the reassurance of a secure perimeter, especially when working with a new rescue or a dog with poor recall in open spaces.

How long is a session at The Bark and Play Park, and how many dogs can I bring?

Sessions at The Bark and Play Park last 30 minutes, and you can bring up to six dogs per booking. The half-hour slot is enough for a good run-around or a training session, and the multi-dog allowance suits professional walkers or families with several pets. The three-acre space gives everyone room to spread out, and owners tell us the session length strikes a good balance for keeping dogs engaged without overdoing it.