Cranford
Dog Park

Two secure, enclosed and private fields for walking, training and having fun with your dog.

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Secure

Both fields have secure stock fencing which includes the car park are. Field 1 is 4.5ft fencing and Field 2 is 6ft fencing

Training

Small fields which are great for obedience training especially pups and dogs that may need work on their recall.

Fun

Lots of obstacles for enrichment including tunnels, straw bail jumps, logs, tyres to leap through and climb upon and more!

About Cranford Dog Park

Safe, Secure Dog Fields for Hire – Perfect for Recall Training, Reactive Dogs, and Fun Exercise

In 2021, we transformed a former farm field into a secure, fully enclosed dog paddock available for private hire. Our goal was to create a safe, stress-free space where dogs could run freely off-lead at a time that suits their owners’ busy schedules. We officially opened in July 2022, and the response was incredible. Within just six months, demand had grown so much that we were fully booked week after week. To meet this need, we launched Field 2 earlier than planned—this time with secure 6-foot fencing based on customer feedback.

Our enclosed dog fields are ideal for nervous or reactive dogs, rescue dogs, or those who simply need a private, distraction-free environment to explore and exercise. Whether you’re working on recall training, basic obedience, or simply want a safe space for your dog to play, our fields offer the perfect solution.

Field 1 is approximately 1 acre, while Field 2 spans nearly 2 acres, giving your dog room to roam without the worry of encountering others. The compact yet open layout also makes it easier to train puppies who are still learning recall, without the stress of chasing them across a large area.

For added stimulation and enrichment, each dog field includes fun obstacles like tunnels, straw bale jumps, ramps, logs, tyres, and other interactive features to keep your dog mentally and physically engaged.

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