Plan Your Visit · Park Rules
Nine rules, and why each one exists
A rule without a reason is just a sign. These are the ones that keep a farm full of unfamiliar dogs from becoming a bad afternoon.
- 01
Leash on until you're through the inner gate
The stretch between parking and the gate is shared with the working farm. Off-leash starts inside the fence, not in the car park.
- 02
Unfamiliar dogs are never mixed
Group slots are for one party's dogs who already know each other. Until we have a full-time on-site handler, we won't pair strangers.
- 03
Tell us before you arrive if your dog is reactive
The netted Aggressive Dog Zone exists for exactly this. It works far better as a plan than as a rescue.
- 04
No outside toys, no outside food
Toys are the fastest route to a fight between two dogs who were getting along. Food on an open farm attracts more than dogs.
- 05
Vaccination card on your first visit
Once, then we have it on file. It protects every dog booked after yours.
- 06
Pick up after your dog
Bins and bags are at every zone. This is a working acre, not a lawn someone else mows.
- 07
Puppies use the Puppy Play Area
Lower stimulus, softer ground, physically separated from the main run. Under-vaccinated puppies shouldn't be in the open park at all.
- 08
Children stay with an adult
Dogs at full sprint don't see small people. Kids are genuinely welcome — supervised.
- 09
Last session ends at 7:30 PM
The farm closes at dusk. Sessions are sized so nobody is asked to leave mid-play.
The one we won't bend
We do not mix unfamiliar dogs
Every slot belongs to one party. A group session is dogs who already know each other. Until there is a full-time on-site handler here, pairing strangers is a risk we are not willing to take with someone else's dog — even when it costs us the booking.
Timing
Sessions end by 7:30 PM
We're open 8:00 AM – 7:30 PM, every day. The farm has no floodlighting, deliberately — the last session is sized so nobody is asked to leave in the middle of play.