Sniffari Park

A nose above the rest

Dogs have up to 300 million scent receptors. We have around six million. Which means the thing your dog most wants to do all day is the thing a pavement walk gives them least of.

Emma crouching to greet a curly-coated dog while several other dogs move through the long grass around her.

Sniffari Park is 7.5 acres set up for exactly that. Long grass left long, trees, hedgerow, varied surfaces, and things worth investigating. Dogs work it with their noses for hours and come home genuinely tired. Not from distance covered, but from thinking.

Private hire

You can have the whole thing to yourselves

  • Fully fenced and gated, with parking and water on site
  • No other dogs, no other people, no surprises coming round the corner
  • Suited to reactive, anxious or recovering dogs
  • Good for training sessions and puppy confidence work
  • Households with several dogs welcome
On barking

We're relaxed about dogs being dogs

Barking is normal and we're not going to pretend otherwise.

What we do manage is the sustained kind: the barking that stops other dogs settling and turns a calm field into a stressful one. Every owner reads and signs the policy before their dog starts, so everyone knows where they stand and the field stays the kind of place nervous dogs can cope with.