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Frequently Asked Questions

Time Slots

Time slots are booked on the hour and are for 50 minutes. This allows time for you to vacate the field and be back in your car before the next person enters.

Parking

Parking is situated next to the field entrance. We have parking for up to 6 vehicles. Please make sure your dog is on their lead when entering and leaving the field. No more than two cars are allowed at any one time.

Water

There is currently no water supply to the field. Please bring your own water and bowl for your dog.

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Will I be the only one using the field?

Yes, the space is exclusive to you for the duration of your rental. The time slot can be shared with one friend, you pay for the number of dogs you are bringing.

How high are the fences?

Our fences are made of wood and wire and are 6- foot high. Wire can be difficult to see so the top of our fencing is covered with green barrier fencing to act as a visual for the dogs. The bottom section of fencing has 1-metre-high chicken wire attached all the way round. All gates are covered with chicken wire and have trellis fencing attached to the top.

We are located in a rural setting amongst working farmland. Therefore, Noodle’s may not be suitable for all dogs due to the proximity of livestock, sounds of neighbouring farm dogs, gunshots and bird scarers. Please assess the suitability for your own dog. Please deter your dog from barking at livestock.

If your dog is likely to jump our fencing, then this is sadly not the park for you.

CCTV

Security cameras are in operation.

Time keeping

Please ensure that you vacate the field on time to avoid disrupting any future bookings for other visitors.

Our Alpacas!

Our Alpaca’s ‘The Moppets’ live in a paddock attached to our house. This is situated at the bottom of the dog field. They are separated by high fencing covered in chicken wire and green privacy fencing.

The Moppets are quite used to dogs being in the park but please do not allow your dog to continually bark at them. Read more about the Moppets here.

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