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Dog fields in the Cotswolds
The Cotswolds looks like dog-walking heaven on the map, but most footpaths cross working sheep farms and the famous villages are crowded year-round. Private fields fill a real gap, particularly for reactive dogs, sighthounds and visiting dogs that need a proper run mid-holiday. Supply is steady across Gloucestershire, Oxfordshire, Wiltshire and Worcestershire, with most fields charging £10–14 per hour.
2 fields near Cotswolds
Sorted by distance from the Cotswolds centre. Within 25 miles.
Full guide
Read our complete guide to the Cotswolds
We’ve written a longer-form piece on what to look for in a Cotswolds field, what makes the region different, and region-specific tips for sighthounds, reactive dogs and winter walking.
Read the full Cotswolds guideFrequently asked questions
- Can I book a Cotswolds dog field on holiday?
- Yes — most fields take ad-hoc bookings, but availability tightens at peak times (Easter, summer, half-term, Christmas). Book before you travel.
- What's a typical Cotswolds field price?
- £10–14 per hour for a solo hour. Holiday-friendly fields with large acreage charge £15–22.
- Are Cotswolds fields good in winter?
- Variable. Cotswold clay holds water — fields without proper drainage become unusable November to March. Check recent reviews.
- Are there fields suitable for multiple dogs?
- Yes — most accept multi-dog bookings, often for £1–3 per extra dog. Some cap at 4 dogs per session.