Oakley Dog Barn: New indoor dog play barn opens in Oakley

The beauty of the concept is consistent play opportunities for your dog, regardless of the weather! The secure dog barn features a 1.8-metre-high fencing which allows your pet to play in a controlled setting.

The indoor dog play facility offers a secure, controlled environment that supports the overall well-being of your dogs. By situating our play space in a barn, pet owners can ensure that their dogs remain safe from unpredictable weather and high traffic areas.

The barn has only been open for just over a week but some customers have already shared theirexperience on our Facebook page here: https://www.facebook.com/people/Oakley-Dog-Barn/

Local dog owners appreciate having access to a secure, weather-proof environment where their furry companions can interact, play, and explore freely.

Frequently Asked Questions

Q1: How can I reserve a session at Oakley Dog Barn and what are the costs?

Book a 40 minute or 1 hour session from our website, the ‘book now’ links on our Facebook or Instagram page. Prices start from £12.

Q2: What are your opening hours?

Monday to Sunday 6am to 9pm.

Q3: What essentials should I bring for my dog’s visit?

It is advisable to have water (a bowl is provided) and your dog’s favourite toys (there are tyres and a tunnel) but you can throw these for them too. For the owners a coat/layers if the weather is cold (the barn is not heated), poo bags and a warm/cold drink if you would like. Please note there are no toilet facilities for dog owners on site.

Q4: How many dogs can I bring?

We allow up to 8 dogs per visit and 1 vehicle.

Q5: I have made a booking what happens next?

You will be emailed a booking confirmation and the 4-digit code to the padlock (which changes regularly) 24 hours before your booking and again 2 hours before your booking.

Q6: How do I access the barn?

College Farm is located opposite Parsonage Close in Oakley. Drive up the farm track and you will see the barn straight in front of you as it is clearly signposted. Drive into the open fronted barn and close the gate behind you. Let your dog/s out of the car and put them on a lead until you are in the secure gated area.