The Dog Field at Ewen, Ewen

Frequently Asked Questions About The Dog Field at Ewen, Ewen

What's the difference between the Field and the Paddock at The Dog Field at Ewen?

The Dog Field at Ewen offers two private spaces near Cirencester. The Field is the larger option at three acres with 50-minute sessions, ideal for energetic dogs needing a long run. The Paddock covers one and a half acres with 25-minute slots, perfect for puppies, smaller dogs, or shorter training sessions. You can also book two Paddock slots together for 55 minutes if you need more time. Both are solo hire, so your dog has the space entirely to themselves, and both include agility equipment, fresh water, and a dog wash station.

Is The Dog Field at Ewen suitable for reactive or rescue dogs?

Absolutely. The Dog Field at Ewen is a popular choice for reactive and rescue dogs in the Swindon and Cirencester area. Owners we hear from particularly value the privacy of solo bookings, one visitor with two reactive dachshunds reported a perfect experience, whilst a rescue dog owner found it deeply relaxing to let her dog run freely without a long line. The visual screening between the Field and Paddock means you won't see neighbouring users, adding to the sense of seclusion. Both spaces are securely fenced at 6ft or higher with double-gated entry.

What facilities does The Dog Field at Ewen provide for a visit?

The Dog Field at Ewen comes well-equipped for a comfortable session. You'll find on-site parking, fresh water, poo bins, and a dog wash station, particularly useful after muddy winter visits. There's sheltered seating in both spaces, plus agility equipment including weaving posts, jumps, a climbing area, and even a ball slingshot that families enjoy. One visitor also mentioned picking up fresh eggs on-site. The fields are grass meadow with tree-lined edges, so expect some mud in wetter months, wellies are advisable.

How much does it cost to hire The Dog Field at Ewen?

Sessions at The Dog Field at Ewen start from around £4.50 per booking, confirm current rates when you reserve. Owners we've spoken to consider it excellent value, with one noting they've visited more expensive fields that weren't as good. The Paddock's shorter 25-minute slots offer flexibility if you're working with a young puppy or just need a quick run, whilst the Field's 50-minute sessions suit dogs needing longer exercise. Booking is straightforward online, and there's usually good availability across both spaces.

How secure is The Dog Field at Ewen for off-lead exercise?

The Dog Field at Ewen is fenced to 6ft or higher with double-gated entry, allowing you to let your dog off lead with confidence. Owners we hear from, including those with rescue dogs still building recall, appreciate being able to train in a space where escape isn't a concern. The locked gate system is secure and easy to operate. One rescue owner told us it was an absolute oasis to finally relax and let her dog be a dog without constant vigilance or a long line. Both the Field and Paddock are maintained to a high standard.