‘Woof’ at Halfpenny Field.

‘Woof’ is a secure one and a half acre dog exercise field available for exclusive hire. Nestled within Halfpenny Field, a beautiful meadow on the edge of Yatton Keynell, it offers a peaceful and private space where dogs can enjoy safe off-lead freedom in the heart of the Wiltshire countryside.

The field is fully enclosed with 5½ft fencing on three sides and 3½ft fencing backed by mature hedging on the fourth. Secure gated access, together with privacy screening along the fencing, helps create a calm environment with minimal distractions. This makes the field particularly well suited to nervous, reactive or training dogs, as well as those who simply enjoy having space to themselves.

Surrounded by young trees, wildflowers, hedgerows and native planting, the meadow provides a natural and enriching environment to explore. Agility equipment offers additional opportunities for exercise and play, while a simple field shelter and picnic area allow owners to relax and enjoy the surroundings whatever the weather.

 Yatton Keynell.

Yatton Keynell is a thriving Wiltshire village located on the B4039, approximately four miles north-west of Chippenham and just two miles from the picturesque village of Castle Combe.

At the heart of the village is the post office and village stores, offering a wide range of everyday essentials. Adjacent to the store is Green Bean Café, a welcoming community café serving barista coffee, homemade cakes, light lunches and refreshments throughout the day.

Also situated in the village centre, The Bell Inn is a popular country pub and restaurant with a reputation for excellent food, a wide selection of drinks and a warm, friendly atmosphere. Lunch and dinner are served throughout the week, making it a favourite destination for both locals and visitors.

Yatton Keynell also benefits from a large recreation ground and well-equipped playground, providing activities for children of all ages. The surrounding countryside offers a wealth of walking opportunities, including the beautiful Bybrook Valley walk to Castle Combe, one of the most photographed villages in England.