Welcome to Hagbourne Dog Paddock

Hagbourne Dog Paddock, located in West Hagbourne, just outside Didcot, is a 3-acre, fully enclosed dog field available for exclusive hire 7 days a week.

Hagbourne Dog Paddock offers a safe, secure and fully enclosed space where dogs of all breeds and sizes can exercise, play and train. Whether you’re practising recall, exercising a reactive dog or simply letting your dog run off lead, you’ll have exclusive use of the entire field throughout your booking, giving you complete privacy and peace of mind.

Exclusive hire means your booking is reserved solely for you and your group. Multiple vehicles are welcome, and up to 15 dogs can enjoy the field together, making it ideal for multi-dog households, families, friends meeting up, professional dog walkers, trainers running group sessions and canine clubs.

Safety has been at the heart of the design. The field is enclosed with 6-foot fencing using small-gauge mesh to prevent even the smallest dogs from escaping, while the fencing extends into the ground to deter determined diggers. Vehicles enter through a secure gated entrance and park on the hardstanding area within the field, allowing dogs to be loaded and unloaded safely before and after every session.

The well-maintained field provides plenty of open space for dogs to run freely, play, train and enjoy off-lead exercise in a secure environment. A field shelter with a bench provides a comfortable place for owners to take a rest while their dogs exercise, as well as offering some protection from the weather.

Nestled within a working family farm and surrounded by beautiful Oxfordshire countryside, the dog field offers peaceful rural surroundings with ever-changing views throughout the seasons.

Conveniently located near Didcot and within easy reach of Wantage, Wallingford, Abingdon, Chilton and the surrounding villages, Hagbourne Dog Paddock provides dog owners with a secure, private space where dogs can enjoy off-lead exercise, play and training in peaceful countryside surroundings.

Please follow us on Facebook for regular updates – hedge planting to screen the field from road due in Autumn 2026.