Frank’s Freedom Field is a 3-acre enclosed paddock on the outskirts of Girton, near Newark. Designed originally for a pack of huskies, it provides a safe and private environment where dogs can enjoy the freedom of off-lead exercise. The field is fully surrounded by 6ft tornado deer fencing and includes airlock parking inside the field, so you can drive in, shut the gates behind you, and let your dogs out straight into the secure space. With exclusive-use bookings, you won’t encounter other dogs or owners during your slot, unless you choose to bring a friend along (limited to two vehicles per visit). Unlike fields with lots of man-made agility structures, Frank’s offers a more natural environment — long grass, wildflowers in summer, large logs to clamber over, and a tall flood bank along one edge that dogs love to run up and down. It’s less about agility and more about a “sniffari,” giving your dogs the chance to explore, scent, and play as they would on a countryside walk, but with the peace of mind of secure fencing. The field is regularly checked for safety, though owners are advised to always assess the space for their own dogs — particularly small dogs, diggers, or determined escape artists. Poo bins are provided, and visitors are asked to follow a “see one, pick one up” policy to keep the field clean for everyone. This field is especially suitable for reactive dogs, nervous rescues, or large breeds like XL Bullies who need secure space to run free without judgment or risk.