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Dainton Copse Dog Park

⌖ Holmans Hill · Dainton, near Ipplepen

A private two-acre dog park described by its official website as flat and enclosed by six-foot fencing. New visitors must book an induction walk; confirm that the surface, fencing and facilities meet your dog's needs before travelling.

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What is Dainton Copse Dog Park?

Dainton Copse Dog Park is a private two-acre field near Ipplepen with six-foot fencing. Check the current induction, booking and access arrangements before setting out.

✓ Two-acre field✓ Six-foot fencing stated✓ Induction required

Policies, opening times and services can change. Confirm anything essential directly before making a special journey or booking.

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