National Trust - Mount Stewart Portaferry Road, Newtownards BT22 2AD

"Visited 31/12/2022 using family membership (highly recommend, great value). Lots of parking (car park 1 & 2, car park 1 has child spaces and disabled parking too). lots of accessible, well maintained paths, great for bringing little ones . Lots of people walking dogs and water stations for dogs at locations around the site. Cafe is at the visitor centre along with the gift shop and good seating (including wall bench) for the cafe including outdoor. Great national trust site and highly recommend a visit ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️"

"The walks are relaxing, nature, and scenery Beautiful, You can sit down at the coffee shop just outside after a long walk. Interesting history of that place really. If you are around Bangor, please go visit the place preferably go in the morning as you can spent almost the day to see most of the place."

"An outstanding historical house and gardens with informative tour and very good facilities including cafe. Enjoyable through all seasons. Combining the walking trails (south of the entrance) with the gardens offers a couple of hours of walking with plenty of interesting heritage and natural beauty features. It’s worth walking up to the Temple of the Winds to take in the Strangford Lough views."

"Possibly the most impressive house I have ever been to. The building itself is mindblowing and the volunteers know so much about the property and its history. There are some downstairs sections at the start but quite a few stairs are involved and there was no sign of a lift. I don't know if dogs are allowed inside the house, but there are ample gardens to explore and plenty of walking space on top of that."

"Gorgeous surroundings for a walk, there's multiple to choose from. Cafe has just been refurbished and has a good selection and not too expensive. The main house is worth a look round, absolutely stunning inside. Covid measures are in place throughout. Parking can get quite busy, not nearly enough parent and child spaces."