You may only have 2 dogs (other than any of the breeds subject to the Dangerous Dog Act 1991).

All the usual rules around dogs in the countryside apply – please observe the countryside code, keep dogs on a lead around livestock, and please ensure waste is removed from public areas and disposed of safely. There are a number of waste bins around the park.

We understand dogs bark, particularly in the presence of other dogs. We would prefer dogs who are particularly agitated or excitable to be taken outside to burn off some energy, so that other customers are not unduly disturbed (we will trust your judgement as dog owners on this). Obviously it is very difficult to stop dogs barking but we’d like to keep it from spoiling the relaxed atmosphere in the park.

For those staying in our self-catering accommodation, we request that pet owners bring pet bedding to protect our bedroom carpets and soft furnishings. Please do not allow pets to sleep on the beds.

All dogs must be supervised by and under the control of you, or of a responsible adult in your party, at all times. This means you may not leave any dog unsupervised in the accommodation or anywhere on the park at any time. Nor may you leave any dog under the supervision of any person aged under 18. These rules apply even if the dog knows the park well and you believe them to be well- behaved.

Please keep dogs under control at all times on the park. If you do not supervise and control your dog, we are likely to ask you to remove it from the park straight away. This is because we cannot allow the safety of others to be put at risk

If you see another dog anywhere on the park which does not appear to be supervised by and under the control of a responsible adult, or whose behaviour gives a cause for concern, please let us know.

We thank you for your co-operation and look forward to seeing you soon.