Leicestershire’s Dog Field of the Year 2024
A 2-acre, secure field with 6ft fencing, woodland and a gated car park, surrounded by parkland.
You can even take your coffee on a walk and have it delivered direct to you via the hatch from the coffee shop !
A Park for Dogs
A peaceful, scenic and easily accesible 2-acre dog park with 6ft tall fencing, a gated car park and entrance, allowing you to exercise your doggie(s) with total peace of mind in the rural setting of Burrough Court.
Part of the park is in woodland and there is a shelter, a picnic bench, a toy box and wash-down facilities available as well takeaway coffee and food from our Coffee Shop the Larder, Burrough Court just 100 metres away!
Video tour of Burrough Court Dog Field
Book a Session
WE WISH TO MAKE YOU AWARE THAT ON THURSDAY 23RD MAY YOU MAY BE ABLE TO HEAR GUN SHOTS IN THE LOCAL AREA, 9AM - 3PM.
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By booking a session you accept the Terms and Conditions .
To understand just how it all works then head on over to our ‘How it works’ page, you can also see our FAQs.
Should you wish to book a session for more than the number of dogs listed below, a paw-ty, dog training or dog walking session then get in touch - we would love to host and can certainly sort something out!
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XL Bully owners or owners of dogs which have been exempted, please get in touch before making any initial bookings here
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Where we are
The Paddock, Burrough Court
Burrough-on-the-Hill
Melton Mowbray
LE14 2QS
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Where to find the dog park at Burrough Court
- Enter from Twyford Road through the main entrance to Burrough Court.
- You will pass two houses on your left.
- At the black gates follow the road round to the left on the corner of the Farmhouse (do not go through the gates) .
- Follow the sign for ‘Dog Park’ & ‘Coffee Shop’
- At the end of the road you will move onto a gravel car park & will see the fencing for the dog park straight in front of you.
- Turn left and drive forward to approach the metal gates with a large sign in the middle & two welcome signs on posts either side of the gate. This is the car park entrance to the park.