Woof and Tumble Field

Ive used Woof and Tumble fields twice now and unfortunately both times were not what I expected from a professional field. I use a lot of dog parks and have been to most in my area and will make sure to use others in the future. On my first visit, I booked field 2 and upon arrival somebodys Labrador had got loose and was stuck in the boarder of saplings that runs around the outside of the field. The dog was very distressed that it couldnt get to its owner who was frantically trying to find out how it got into there in order to get it out. The dog who was occupying the field as I arrived was a reactive GSD who was very unhappy about the Labrador being right on the other side of the fence. I was 10 minutes late getting into the field as I helped the lady to retrieve her Labrador from where it was caught and the lady with the GSD didnt feel comfortable leaving until the Labrador was caught. I shrugged this off as an accident that can easily happen as animals have a mind if their own. Unfortunately on my second visit, it was the staff/owners of the field that I was disappointed with. I drove up to the gate of field 1 and had apparently missed signs that said I needed to park in a different place. After I unloaded my dogs, a man approached me and told me in a very rude and condescending way that I wasnt supposed to park there. I think that I can be forgiven for parking outside the field as this is allowed at the field I used on my first visit and there is a wood chip path that leads up to the field that I used on my second visit. There is even a wood chip area right outside the gates that looks as though it is to be used as a makeshift car parking space. I didnt receive any instruction emails as my friend booked the field for me to use whilst I was looking after her dog. I didnt see signs about parking on the way up the track, only signs that point towards the field. Upon checking out where parking is when I left, it is a good distance from the entrance to the field which isnt ideal for people who have reactive dogs (many owners of reactive dogs use dog parks due to the guarantee that there are no other dogs or people nearby). It should also be noted that the sign pointing to where to park was blocked by a fallen down tree. The interaction on my second visit could have easily been made more positive by the gentleman explaining WHERE the parking was and speaking to me in a much more professional manner. Again, the first visit was due to animals being unpredictable, but could have easily been avoided by the owners making sure that there was no gaps in the fence line of the sapling area for the dog to get into. Other than the disappointing interactions, the fields themselves are really nice and the dogs had a great time on both visits. Field 2 was quite muddy at the entrance, but there had been heavy rainfall.
Mar 19th, 2023

My dog loves coming here. Has everything you need for an enclosed field.
Mar 6th, 2023

Feb 27th, 2023

Beautiful location and pleasant walk from where you park to the field itself. Was a decent size area, clean and well maintained. Was nice to let the dogs roam freely off lead and not worry about them. Was also a great space to do some agility training with the various fun obstacles to play about with. Will definitely be returning Dog-friendliness: Fabulous, fenced in field to privately rent out and let your dog roam around off lead. 8 per hour.
Feb 8th, 2023

Excellent private field.
Jan 29th, 2023