All Locations in Oxford (19)
Curbridge Dog Park
About Curbridge Dog Park Curbridge Dog Park is a secure 2-acre dog walking field just outside Witney in the Oxfordshire countryside. Easily accessed from Carterton, Burford, Faringdon and Oxford. The Field 2 acres of grassy paddock surrounded by 6ft fencing with anti-dig protection - smaller meshed wire for the bottom 2ft plus 1ft of meshed wire on the floor inside, extending 1ft out from the fence to prevent digging and escaping. Facilities 2 acres of secure space 6ft fencing with dig-proof protection Dog agility set (jumps, weaving poles, tunnel) Large sandpit On-site water Dog poo bags via dispenser Shelter with large picnic bench Off-road parking Opening Hours 6am - 9pm daily. Getting There Lew Road, Curbridge, Witney, Oxon, OX29 7PD. 2.5 miles from Witney, 15 miles from Oxford.
Florey's Field Oxfordshire - Secure Dog Walking Paddock
About Florey's Field Oxfordshire Florey's Field is a 3-acre secure dog walking paddock in a lovely rural location near the banks of the River Thames, between Northmoor Village and Newbridge in West Oxfordshire. The Field 3 acres of grass paddock with 5'9" fencing and flush gates. Features both natural and man-made obstacles throughout the field. Parking available both inside and outside the paddock for safe release. Facilities 3 acres of enclosed space Nearly 6ft fencing throughout Drive-in parking available Large field shelter with full view of paddock Sand pit and you box Weave poles, tyre jumps, and logs Long grass areas for hunting and enrichment Fresh water, bowls and toys First aid kit Treats available Seating area Pricing From 1-hour sessions. Additional dogs charged extra (up to 6 dogs). 50 minutes exercise + 10 minutes to load and exit. Opening Hours 5am - 9pm. Ideal For XL Bully friendly venue. Perfect for reactive dogs seeking a quiet space. Getting There Moreton Lane, Northmoor, Witney, OX29 5TE. Near the Rose Revived Pub at Newbridge.
Leads Off And Love it
About Leads Off And Love It A secure dog walking field near Wallingford, offering exclusive use for off-lead exercise. Getting There Lane End Farm, Newington, Wallingford, OX10 7AE. Visit leadsoffandloveit.co.uk for booking.
Wallingford Wild Walkies Dog Park
About Wallingford Wild Walkies Dog Park A secure dog park near Cholsey, Wallingford operated by Ridgeway Adventures. Getting There Cholsey, Wallingford area. Visit ridgewayadventures.co.uk/dogpark for booking.
Paws At Manor Farm
About Paws At Manor Farm A secure dog paddock offering enclosed space for off-lead exercise. Getting There Visit paws-paddock.co.uk for booking and location details.
Pet Paddock
About Pet Paddock A secure dog paddock near Postcombe offering enclosed space for off-lead exercise. Getting There Highfield, Lower Road, Postcombe, Thame, OX9 7DU. Visit petpaddock.com for booking.
Bound Around Oxford
About Bound Around Oxford A secure dog field near Oxford, offering enclosed space for off-lead exercise. Getting There Hill Farm, Mill Lane, Marston, Oxford, OX3 0QG. Visit boundaroundoxford.co.uk for booking.
Oxford Secure Dog Walking Field
About Oxford Secure Dog Walking Field Oxford Secure Dog Walking Field is a 3.5+ acre enclosed grass paddock with an additional fenced woodland area, located at Shellgrove Farm near Horton-cum-Studley. The Field 3.5 acres secured by 6ft fencing (mix of solid feather board and post/net), plus a separate half-acre woodland walk fully fenced off from the main field. Features huge tractor tyres and play equipment. Facilities 3.5 acres of paddock + woodland walk 6ft fencing throughout Indoor training barn also available (astro surface, sandpit, obstacles) Enormous field shelter with full paddock view Fresh water, bowls and toys Basket of dog towels to use/take First aid kit Shaded areas and seating Poo bin In-field parking (wide gate, large driveway) Pricing From £10 for 50 minutes. Maximum 5 dogs. 10-minute buffer between users. Maximum 2-3 cars depending on booking type. Opening Hours 7am - 9pm daily. Getting There Shellgrove Farm, Brill Road, Horton-cum-Studley, OX33 1DE. 20 minutes from Oxford, 15 minutes from Bicester.
West Oxford Dog Fields
About West Oxford Dog Fields West Oxford Dog Fields offers three different secure dog fields covering a total of 35 acres of rolling Oxfordshire countryside, located in the village of Yarnton just a few miles from central Oxford. The Fields Three distinct fields to choose from: The Downs (30 acres): Enormous secure parkland with views of historic Oxford. Features tyres, jumps, obstacles, open fields and long grass. Perfect for country strolls. The Meadow (3.5 acres): Great for running off zoomies and playing fetch. The Paddock (0.5 acre): Designed specifically for focused training sessions and learning games. Facilities All fields fenced to 1.9m (6ft+) above ground with 0.2-0.3m submerged for added security Secure airlock parking at each field Dog wash facilities Shelter and first aid Fresh water stations Central stock fencing on The Downs keeps dogs in sight Pricing 60-minute sessions with strict 10-minute gap between users. Code provided via email 1 hour before booking. Ideal For Perfect pit-stop if travelling between North/South or East/West on A34 and M40. Getting There Cassington Road, Yarnton, near Oxford, OX5 1LX. Each field has its own secure car park.
Hagbourne Hill Dog Field
About Hagbourne Hill Dog Field A secure dog field near West Hagbourne, Didcot. Getting There Hagbourne Hill Farm, West Hagbourne, Didcot, OX11 0NS. Visit hagbournedogfield.co.uk for booking.
Wendlebury Walkies
About Wendlebury Walkies A secure dog walking field near Wendlebury, Oxfordshire. Getting There Visit wendleburywalkies.co.uk for booking and location details.
Poundon Pastures
About Poundon Pastures Poundon Pastures is a peaceful and secure 2-acre dog walking park located between Bicester, Buckingham, and Brackley on the Oxfordshire/Buckinghamshire border. The Field 2 acres of gently rolling paddock with stunning far-reaching views over the Oxfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Northamptonshire countryside. Features 2m (6ft+) high secure dog-specific fencing with netting embedded over a foot into the ground to prevent digging escapes. Facilities 2 acres of secure space 2m high specialist dog wire fencing Drive-in secure release pen (airlock system) Large sand pit Enormous felled tree to climb Log scent pile Tyres Natural enrichment meadow Viewing point with tunnel Field shelter with bench Picnic bench Dog wash-down point Fresh mains drinking water Poo bags and bins Netting to minimise reactivity between sessions Pricing Sessions bookable online. Code sent 1 hour before arrival. Ideal For Perfect for nervous, reactive, or energetic dogs. Set up on a working farm - occasional livestock may be visible at certain times of year. Getting There Poundon, near Bicester, OX27 9BB. 5 miles from Bicester, 20 miles from Oxford, 25 miles from Milton Keynes.
The Bark Park
About The Bark Park Bicester The Bark Park Bicester is a 1.5-acre secure dog walking field surrounded by dense woodland near Launton. The Field Approximately 1.5 acres enclosed with 6ft fencing. Features obstacles for play and a picnic bench. Surrounded by woodland which provides natural enrichment. Facilities 1.5 acres of secure space 6ft fencing (wooden slatted gate with digital padlock) Play obstacles Picnic bench No water or waste disposal on site (bring your own) Pricing 30-minute or 60-minute slots with 5-minute buffer between bookings (so 25 or 55 minutes actual use). Getting There Charbridge Lane, Launton, Bicester, OX26 4SS.
Lose The Lead
About Lose The Lead Lose The Lead is a fabulous 4-acre secure dog walking field set in the Oxfordshire countryside on the outskirts of Bicester. The Field 4 acres (some sources say 3.5 acres) fully enclosed with 6ft fencing and weld mesh gates. Features a manicured area at the entrance with agricultural enrichment activities, shelter, and a meandering path through the paddock with longer grasses. Facilities 4 acres of secure space 6ft fencing throughout Belt-and-braces in-field parking for 1 car (fully enclosed) Additional large parking area surrounded by 6ft fencing Field shelter looking over the field Water bowls Fresh water supply and hose (for cleaning dogs) Dog waste bin Tyres, tunnel, agility equipment Picnic table Pricing Sessions available on the hour. Maximum 6 dogs. Note Road runs alongside field (barely visible) - dogs reactive to movement may notice cyclists/cars. Getting There Ploughley Road, Lower Arncott, OX25 1NY. 4 miles from Bicester, 12 miles from Oxford.
Oaklands Secure Dog Walking
About Oaklands Secure Dog Walking Oaklands Dog Field is a grass paddock just under 3 acres, secured with a 6ft deer fence. Located 5 miles south of Banbury. The Field Nearly 3 acres with 6ft deer fencing. Features a play area with agility equipment, a long rectangular stretch of mown grass, and a sizeable field shelter for escaping rain or heat. Facilities Nearly 3 acres of enclosed space 6ft deer fencing Agility equipment and play area Large field shelter Drive-in access with plenty of hard standing for parking and turning Getting There Bloxham Road, Milcombe, Oxfordshire, OX15 4HU. 5 miles from Banbury, 17 miles from Bicester, 24 miles from Oxford.
Field Day Dog Field
About Field Day Dog Field A secure dog field near Bloxham, Oxfordshire. Getting There Barford Road, Bloxham. Visit fielddaydogfield.com for booking details.
Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields
About Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields Shotteswell Dog Walking Fields offers multiple secure fields at Bury Court Farm near Banbury, including The Paddock, The Hilltop Field, and Woodland Field. Getting There Bury Court Farm, Shotteswell, OX17 1JA. Visit shotteswelldogwalkingfields.com for booking.
Cherry Meadows - Secure Dog Field
About Cherry Meadows - Secure Dog Field A secure dog field in Oxfordshire offering enclosed space for off-lead exercise. Getting There Visit cherrymeadows.co.uk for booking and location details.
Buddy & Beau Dog Fields
About Buddy & Beau Dog Fields Buddy & Beau is a 1.5-acre secure dog field with beautiful views over rolling hills, located 5 miles west of Banbury. The Field 1.5 acres on a hillside with stunning views of the surrounding Oxfordshire countryside. Fenced to 6ft all round with weld mesh gates. Netting is 5cm x 10cm, suitable for most dogs. Facilities 1.5 acres of enclosed space 6ft fencing throughout Secure parking for up to 2 cars (also fenced to 6ft) Spring-fed water trough Poo bins Newly planted trees (will provide shade as they mature) Good stone surface car park Pricing 50-minute sessions with 10-minute gap between users. Note This is a hill field with no flat area - great for tiring out dogs but may be unsuitable for people with mobility issues. No livestock or footpaths nearby. Getting There Shutford Road, Shutford, OX15 6EX. Access via W3W or Google Maps.
Choosing the Right Dog Field in Oxford
Finding the perfect secure space for your dog in Oxford depends on your specific training needs. While all our listed locations offer enclosed environments, consider these factors before booking:
Fencing Height
Standard deer fencing (1.8m) is suitable for most breeds, but if you have a known jumper (like a Husky or Collie mix), look for fields in Oxford specifically advertising 6ft+ security or 'XL Bully compliant' certification.
Terrain Type
Oxford offers a mix of flat meadow style fields and woodland areas. Meadow fields are superior for recall training and ball games, while woodland areas provide excellent enrichment for scent work.
Solo vs. Group Use
Most private fields in Oxford allow exclusive booking, ensuring you are the only user during your slot—ideal for reactive dogs or bitches in season.
Frequently Asked Questions about Dog Fields in Oxford
Are these fields suitable for XL Bullies?
Policies vary by landowner. Please check the individual listing on our Oxford page. Many private fields now offer specific insurance-compliant slots for certain breeds, provided muzzling and handling rules are followed.
Do I need to book in advance?
Yes, the majority of secure dog fields in Oxford operate on a pre-booked appointment system to ensure exclusivity and safety. We recommend booking 2-3 days in advance for weekend slots.
Is there lighting for evening walks?
Several fields in the Oxford area offer solar or floodlighting for winter evenings. Look for the 'Lighting' amenity icon on our listings to confirm availability.