Wickwater Woods Secure Dog Field, Cotswolds

Frequently Asked Questions About Wickwater Woods Secure Dog Field, Cotswolds

What makes Wickwater Woods Secure Dog Field suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Wickwater Woods operates as a private hire field in Gloucestershire, meaning your booking is entirely solo, no other dogs or owners will be present during your session. Owners of reactive and anxious dogs tell us this privacy removes the stress of unexpected encounters. The three-acre woodland setting, with its mature trees and natural undergrowth, feels secluded and calm, which helps nervous dogs relax. One owner of a dog-aggressive rescue reports it's become their go-to spot for stress-free exercise just ten minutes from home.

How much does it cost to hire Wickwater Woods Secure Dog Field near the Cotswolds?

Hire starts from around £12 per hour for one car and up to three dogs, confirm current rates and group pricing when booking. Sessions run for a full hour, giving dogs plenty of time to explore the woodland terrain. Owners we hear from in the Cotswolds area consider the pricing fair and comparable to other secure fields in Gloucestershire, especially given the size and natural setting of the space.

What facilities are available at Wickwater Woods Secure Dog Field?

The field offers ample on-site parking with space to turn vehicles and dry dogs before loading them back in. Inside the woodland area you'll find multiple benches and a picnic table, several waste bins with bags provided, hand sanitiser, a water bowl with a large bottle or tank for thirsty dogs, and a small covered area with umbrellas for wet weather. There's also basic agility equipment dotted around the three-acre site.

Can Wickwater Woods accommodate multiple dogs from the same household?

Yes, you can bring up to eight dogs per booking at Wickwater Woods, making it ideal for multi-dog households or professional dog walkers in the Gloucestershire area. The three-acre woodland gives enough space for several dogs to run, explore and play without crowding. Owners tell us their dogs enjoy chasing through the undergrowth and sniffing around the trees together during the hour-long sessions.

What is the terrain like at Wickwater Woods Secure Dog Field?

The field combines open grassland with mature woodland, trees, bushes and natural foliage that dogs love to explore and sniff. Owners describe it as far more stimulating than a flat paddock, with plenty of shade in summer and varied terrain that keeps dogs engaged. The site can get muddy in winter, which most dog owners expect and embrace. One regular visitor notes their collie particularly enjoys the wooded setting, and another mentions their dog spends entire sessions running and chasing squirrels.