Published on

7 September 2026

Dinton Pastures welcomes new café operator

The Coffee House and The Coffee Deck is now run by DP Hospitality

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DP Hospitality Team at The Coffee Deck cafe at Dinton Pastures.

A new café operator has taken on two sites at Dinton Pastures Country Park in Hurst. DP Hospitality now runs The Coffee Deck at the Dinton Activity Centre and The Coffee House by the main car park, off Davis Street. 

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DP Hospitality Team at The Coffee Deck cafe at Dinton Pastures. They are holding a selection of cakes and a latte.

DP Hospitality specialises in locally sourced, freshly made produce. Example menu includes; hot and cold breakfast options, sandwiches, cakes, pastries, afternoon tea, refreshments and beverages. There’s also a barbecue menu with burgers, hot dogs, chicken shawarma, koftas and jacket potatoes. Vegetarian and vegan options are available. 

The new operators came into place in mid-April. The current opening hours at the cafes are: 

  • The Coffee Deck, Monday to Sunday, 9am to 4pm.
  • The Coffee House: Monday to Saturday, 8.30am to 4pm.
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Outdoor seating at The Coffee Deck at Dinton Pastures

Cllr Mark Ashwell, executive member for Economic Development, Sport, Leisure, Countryside and the Arts, said: “We’re delighted to welcome DP Hospitality to Dinton Pastures. Their focus on fresh, locally sourced food and creating welcoming spaces will be a real boost for everyone who enjoys the park. 

“Thousands of residents visit Dinton each week and having a high‑quality café offer is an important part of making sure the experience is enjoyable for families, walkers and visitors of all ages. 

“We’re committed to providing great facilities that support the local economy and enhance what is already one of the borough’s most loved places.”

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Close up of flapjacks and marble cake

Manager at DP Hospitality, Reuben Miles-Brar, said: "We're pleased to embark on this new partnership and bring passion, experience and a friendly service to both cafés at Dinton Pastures. We look forward to welcoming visitors old and new and helping make every visit to the country park even more enjoyable."

Thousands of people visit Dinton Pastures each week to enjoy the 350-acre country park. An expanded events programme in recent years has helped boost use of the country park through new events like a laser light show, jousting weekend, comedy nights, range of workshops and an expanded festive offering.

The café offer at Dinton Pastures supports the long-term sustainability of the country park, generating income while providing a popular and much-valued service for residents and visitors.

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Dinton Pastures drone photograph

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