Dinton Pastures Country Park Parking

Dinton Pastures Country Park parking is available from 6am - 10pm daily. There are 6 different car parks, each which open and close at different times. Be sure to leave before the gates close, otherwise, you’ll be charged £88 to unlock the gates to let you out. 

The charges for parking are as follows:

• Up to and including 4 hours: £1.50 per hour
• Over 4 hours: £6.00 flat rate 
• Coaches: £16 flat rate per day

Motorcycles can use the car parks at Dinton Pastures Country Park for free. 

You can pay for parking on the phone with the online payment service, just call 020 304 60060 and have your location code (23817), card details and car registration ready. You can also pay using the RingGo app available on iOS and Android. 

If you’re a regular visitor, you can purchase a season pass to the car park. You can purchase these on the Wokingham Borough Council website, and the cost is as follows:

• Standard 6 months: £75.00
• Standard 12 months: £150.00
• Concessionary 6 months: £56.00
• Concessionary 12 months: £112.00  

Concessionary rates apply to those on the pension, and you will need to provide evidence of this (such as a pension number) when applying for a pass. 

Alternatively, you can browse the options available at YourParkingSpace. We have short term and long term options available near Dinton Pastures Country Park.

You’re about 15 minutes’ drive from Reading, where you’ll find historic spots like the Reading Abbey Ruins which date all the way back to 1121. Reading is also home to the Hexagon; an event venue that hosts concerts and musicals, drama, and comedy. If you wanted even more greenery, you can walk along the River Thames as it runs past the Christchurch Meadows or the King's Meadow. 

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By Train: The Winnersh train station is a 15-minute walk from the park and services the South Western Railway line. 

By Bus: The following bus lines run past Dinton Pastures Country Park: 127, 128 and 129. 

By Car: Dinton Pastures Country Park is located on Davis Street, just off the A329M. 

Parking is available at Dinton Pastures Country Park for free for blue badge holders. Be sure to display your blue badge when parking. 

To search for the disabled car park that is closest to Dinton Pastures Country Park, see the Blue Badge Parking website. 

There are 2 electric charging stations at Winnersh Business Park, and 2 more at the Winnersh Triangle Park & Ride. 

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Where is Dinton Pastures Country Park? 

It is located about 10 minutes’ drive from central Wokingham, and about 15 minutes’ drive from Reading.  

What is there to do at Dinton Pastures Country Park?

The park has over 335 acres and multiple lakes for you to explore. It has lakes with boat hire, an award-winning playground, a café, disc golf, and mini-golf. It also hosts events such as fun runs and outdoor movie nights, and a Dinton Christmas Fair, and a Summer Solstice BBQ and Paddle. 

Can I fish in the lake? 

Black Swan Lake, White Swan Lake, and Twyford Reserve are only open to specimen group members, and there is a waiting list to join. The annual specimen group membership costs are as follows:

• White Swan Lake: £610 per person
• White Swan Lake (winter): £240 per person
• Black swan Lake: £610 per person
• Twyford Reserve: £250 per person
• River Loddon: £140 per person
• Gold ticket: £1200 per person

You can purchase tickets to fish in the River Loddon without being a member. Day tickets cost £5 per rod, and season tickets cost £75 per rod and last for a year. Under 16s, unemployed people, and disabled people can purchase a season ticket for a discounted cost of £55.