There are some nice walks through woodland and beside the river they have recently ensured the stability of some of the structures within the park which were built as examples of architecture. St Endas School was located at the house and this now holds the Pearse Museum, and is a must see for any student of Irish history. The museum allows the visitor go back in time as many of the rooms haven't changed much in the last 100 years. Parts of the museum are not suitable for push chairs or wheelchairs however wherever possible access is good. There is a nice courtyard coffee shop by the house, and there are a number of playing pitches in the grounds. Parking can be difficult! There are 3 parking areas, one has access from the road between Marlay Park and Ballyboden (small) the second has access via the main gate to the museum itself, the third and largest is off Anne Devlin road however during busy periods these car parks fill up very easily, you need to be careful you don't get blocked in especially if the sports pitches are being used... Some coach drivers have to block cars parked up already due to lack of space...