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About Aberconwy Equestrian Centre Dog Walking Area This is an indoor riding arena, not a field. Aberconwy Equestrian Centre at Llangwstenin, near Llandudno Junction, hires it out for off-lead dog exercise on Thursday afternoons and Sunday afternoons. The all-weather surface and roof make it a useful option when the fields are waterlogged, and there is no limit on how many dogs you bring. Lighting is available in winter for a small extra charge. Booking Book by phone or email. Getting There Garth Road, Llangwstenin, Llandudno Junction, LL31 9JF.

About Platt's Puppy Paddock Platt's Puppy Paddock is a small paddock on Platt's Farm, a holiday farm on Aber Road, Llanfairfechan. It is away from roads and looks out towards Carreg Fawr. It is a seasonal option: the paddock is hired on selected dates through winter and early spring, but not during school holidays. The boundary is a stockproof farm fence rather than tall dog fencing, so it is better for puppies and small or steady dogs than for jumpers. Parking is 100m from the field, and each session includes five minutes to leave. Booking Book online. Group bookings by email. Getting There Platt's Farm, Aber Road, Llanfairfechan, LL33 0HL.

About Tyddyn Bach Dog Park Tyddyn Bach is on Old Mill Road in Henryd, just outside Conwy. For owners there is a wooden pod with seating, a kettle and a phone charging point, and shade under two oak trees on warm days. Lighting is solar only. You can book a range of slot lengths, and each slot includes five minutes to leave the field so you are not rushed at changeover. Each price covers two cars. Weekend and bank holiday prices are slightly higher, and there is a membership option for frequent visitors. Booking Book online. It is open from early morning until evening all year, though times may vary with the season. Getting There Old Mill Road, Henryd, Conwy, LL32 8EZ.