Fencing for dogs?

We're planning to take our two dogs with us on our trips, and would like to get some type of fencing which we can put up at the campsite to let them stretch their legs a bit. They tend to go off on their own mission if we let them off lead, so we can't just let them outside to run free.

So far the best solution I've found on Amazon is the roll-up plastic netting with long metal rods to keep it in place. I'll have to secure the bottom edge with tent pegs so the little terrier rascal can't worm his way underneath the netting.

Have anyone tried this solution or perhaps have a better idea for us to try?

https://www.amazon.co.uk/Oypla…B01178ZB7U

Don’t know what kind of dogs you have, but I would think a plastic fence wouldn’t hold back much. I do know that our Elk hound ate a hole in a site fence panel on Halloween night when she was scared by the fire works in the local village. Many owners just tie them with a long chain etc to their van

I've looked at the solid plastic fencing, but it looks like it will take up an awful lot of space in the garage.
Our dogs will surely be able to jump the plastic netting or squeeze through underneath if they really want to, but we won't leave them in the fenced area unattended.
I also thought of using a very long lead, and will try it, but it would be nicer to let them run free without worrying about leads getting tangled up.

That's a good idea, we might try something similar as well.

That greet stuff wont stop them and it'll be a nightmare to setup each time it can bend to weird shapes.

As JJF mentioned we keep 30 meters of marine rope with two metal carabiners I basically put the rope through the tow hook at either front or back of the van and tie my dogs to each end, which I find it gives them a lot of freedom if one is chilling the other has double the rope to move around.

Works great for is and I have two medium size dogs (30kg each), never an issue.

It sounds like the rope idea is a better one than fencing, less setup time and takes up less space. Also more secure. We'll give that a go first and see how the dogs like it.