Enclosure
Partially Fenced
Fencing details: Three rail fence along the main road only
Other dogsSometimes
Other domestic animalsSometimes
Other peopleSometimes
Private entryNo
Outhouse available
Woods
Water - hose
Fruit picking
Farm animal sightings
Mud
50% off all dogs after the 1st dog
25% off hourly price for 30 min visit
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Aurora, Oregon
This is a working farm with a Hipcamp on the other side of our driveway. You should have no visitors on the 5 acres of filbert trees south (left upon entry) of the driveway deemed exclusively for Sniffspot. If someone is confused about boundaries, please vocalize to them that it is a private park, but I don’t expect you will have any issues:-) Feel free to call or text me if you need anything. Cheers
Dogs must be leashed when entering and exiting the spot. | |
Make sure the area is safe and secure before bringing your dog in. | |
Never enter a spot before your booking start time and never leave late. | |
Pick up after your dogs. Leave the spot as it was when you arrived. | |
Always review and abide by spot specific rules. | |
Unless otherwise stated, restrooms are not available on site. |
Another amazing Time this is our third visit every time it gets better and better… a sign was added for parking and so was a bench and trash can. Shane is awesome to communicate with he lets me know when campers aren’t there and we are able to walk the whole place I love that the location is flat hardly any holes it’s really and ideal location to get your long line out stroll and do some training our pup is reactive so we stay clear of the other animals who are in a fenced area and although it’s near a road little traffic and again our dog is always leashed he can’t be trusted but the location is amazing and will keep coming back for those nice walks
Quiet and unique spot. If you are looking for a spot that is semi shady and no hills this place is it. My little terrier found an endless number of holes of various sizes in the ground to check for vermin. They must be gone because she did not go crazy digging after anything. In a month or two this place is going to be covered in squirrels and birds to chase. The ground is hard packed dirt and good to walk on. If there is several days of heavy rain, a low rider like a Corgi will definitely get dirty. Other than that unless your dog likes to roll on the ground it’s not an overly dirty spot. My dog has terrible recall so she stayed on leash the entire time. I brought just a long line but it got caught up on branches and twigs on the ground. My bad, I’ve never been to a hazelnut orchard before. I will bring a 20’ retractable leash next time and it should work great. There is a road on one end of the property where the cars go upwards of 35 mph. If your dog chases cars this could be a problem for you. We saw two horses in an adjacent field, if your dog chases horses there is not a fence to keep them separate but the horses didn’t seem to care about us being in their vicinity at all. Overall this place is quiet, clean and walking up and down the rows is very relaxing. We will come back here often and can’t wait for when the squirrels are out.
Beautiful spot. If those old trees could talk. Lots to sniff. My only issue is dogs should have impeccable recall as there is only one fence toward the road. Mine don’t.
I really wanted to like this spot! We drove all the way out from Portland with high hopes but unfortunately they were almost immediately dashed and we had to leave less than 20 minutes after entry. I’m very used to partial fencing but that’s a generous way to describe it—this is basically unfenced because of the large gaps in the white picket fence and the lack of fencing along the roads to the side. You’ve got a busy 45-55mph road to your back, a farmhouse with a ‘friendly dog you can shoo inside’ (read: hazard for reactive dogs) to your left, a bunch of campers with possible dogs to your right, and a horse who clearly hates dogs to your front. It’s five acres (??) so there is room in the middle to walk up and down but you’re essentially trapped there if you bring multiple dogs like we did, even with the best recall. We were on edge the entire time and did not find it ‘tranquil’, unfortunately, thanks to the traffic noise, cars going up and down private roads to the left and right, and the dog barking in the farmhouse. There’s also no water, toys, chairs, shade structure or poop disposal on site. Ultimately we did not enjoy this as a Sunday experience and will not be back until and unless the host updates the amenities and fencing (with signage!).
The name says it all ! Very relaxing lovely area … so this place is not for off leash unless you have an amazing recall … with that said this is a perfect place to bust out that long line practice recall, walking stay ect. This location is awesome for training but also a safe spot to walk and sniff I am sure this will be a hot spot as the days start early and end later it would be nice for seating but really who wants to sit w all those lovely rows of trees. Shane was great and responded quickly I will be returning !
It was so nice to just walk and relax. The dawg Ollie didn't want to leave. I brought the directions, but forgot the rules. They were friendly about it. Next time I need to bring water for the dog.
Amazing, beautiful, idyllic property! Please keep in mind that unless your dog has reliable recall a long leash should be used as there isn’t all over fencing. 😁
Joined in December 2023
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