Willow Farm Walkies, Dog Field, Great Moulton

Frequently Asked Questions About Willow Farm Walkies, Dog Field, Great Moulton

What makes Willow Farm Walkies near Norwich suitable for reactive or nervous dogs?

Willow Farm Walkies operates as a private hire field, meaning your dog has the space entirely to themselves during your booking, no risk of encountering other dogs or walkers. The 6ft-plus fencing and fully enclosed acre give reactive dogs the freedom to run off-lead without stress. Local owners tell us their anxious rescues and reactive pets visibly relax here, and the adjacent horses provide useful controlled exposure for desensitisation work. The quiet Great Moulton location and onsite parking make arrival straightforward, and the field shelter offers a dry spot if your dog needs a calmer moment mid-session.

What enrichment features are available at Willow Farm Walkies dog field?

The field centres around a mound with two tunnels running through it, plus logs and a railway sleeper for climbing and sniffing games. Owners we hear from enjoy using the mound for 'find it' toy hunts and recall practice, the terrain adds interest without being overwhelming. The grass is kept mown short, which makes it easier to spot and collect poo. Friendly horses graze in the neighbouring paddock, and many dogs enjoy nose-to-nose introductions at the fence line, providing gentle socialisation for puppies or new rescues unfamiliar with livestock.

How easy is it to book and access Willow Farm Walkies in Great Moulton?

Booking and payment are handled online, and you receive a gate code shortly before your slot. The entrance allows you to drive onto a tarmac parking area inside the field and close the gate behind you before releasing your dog, particularly reassuring for escape-prone breeds like greyhounds or whippets. Owners tell us the host, Georgina, responds to booking queries almost immediately, making last-minute changes or questions stress-free. Sessions run from 8am to 8pm in summer (shorter in winter with daylight), and the field is described as excellent value for money compared with other Norwich-area paddocks.

Is Willow Farm Walkies suitable for older dogs or multi-dog households?

Yes, the acre of grass offers enough room for gentle pottering or energetic running, depending on what each dog needs. Owners we hear from bring elderly greyhounds for a steady wander, young whippets for ball chasing, and mixed groups for off-lead socialising in a neutral space. The short-mown grass and relatively flat terrain (aside from the central mound) suit arthritic or less mobile dogs, while the tunnels and slope keep younger pets entertained. The field shelter has seating, so you can rest while your dogs explore at their own pace.

What facilities does Willow Farm Walkies provide for owners during a session?

There's a covered field shelter with benches, useful on rainy Norfolk days or if you simply want to sit and watch your dog play. Fresh water is available onsite for thirsty dogs, and a poo bin means you can dispose of waste before you leave. The tarmac parking area sits inside the field perimeter, so you won't need to walk far with kit or an anxious dog on-lead. Local feedback highlights how clean and well-maintained the space is, with no dog mess left from previous hirers.