See
[edit]- The 12th of July parade is returning to Dundonald in 2025 for the first time since 1967. See Dundonald Orange Pages - Facebook for more information.
- Church Quarter, contains St. Elizabeth's religious site, and a history graveyard. It sits on Church Road, which can be found off the Upper Newtownards Road.
- Moat Park, good for walks, has a play park, a war memorial, fairy garden and wildlife garden.
- Moat Hill, is a Neolithic motte & bailey which can be accessed from the steps in Moat Park.
- Kemp Stones, a prehistoric tomb, accessed from the Greengraves Road.
- Comber Greenway, leads from Comber to Belfast, former railway line.
Do
[edit]- The Dundonald International Ice Bowl, contains an ice rink, mini golf and other activities.
- Omnipark - Omniplex Cinema, an 11 screen cinema including MAXX screen.
- Clip 'n Climb Dundonald - wall climbing
- Escapade HQ - escape rooms
- Dundonald Village - "The Village" as it is known, contains a range of shops on the Upper Newtownards Road, facing Church Road
Eat
[edit]- The Golden Chip, Comber Road
- Ruby's historically Ye Olde Elk Inn, Upper Newtownards Road
- Village Kitchen, Upper Newtownards Road
- Amethyst - Chinese restaurant , Upper Newtownards Road - Dundonald Village
- Café Nosh, Comber Road
- Monsoon, Indian Restaurant
- McDonald's
- Tasty Garden, Chinese restaurant
- Mela, Indian restaurant
Drink
[edit]- Ruby's, historically Ye Olde Elk Inn, cocktails and custom shots, has a pool club and darts club.
- The Kosy Club, Comber Road.
- The Lidl Bar - coming soon to Dundonald, Lidl's first-ever bar.
- St Johns Court Coffee House, Dundonald Village.
Connect
[edit]Dundonald has a good mobile and 5G signal from all UK carriers.