Port Kembla Heritage Park — Attraction in Wollongong City Council

I visited here recently with my father-in-law, hoping to see the Breakwater Battery Museum (which may or may not be permanently closed) and the breakwater itself, which was, unfortunately, closed to the public that day due to rough seas caused by the "bomb cyclone" weather event which much of the NSW coast had been subjected to a few days previously.

There are still things to see here, including two art installations (IMO, these could have benefited from signs to explain their meaning / significance), a monument to the sinking of the MV Gabriella ship in 1986, a WW1 artillery piece, two emplacements where coastal artillery was once mounted, a view of the breakwater, and perhaps most surprisingly, a pretty decent Italian breakfast and lunch restaurant. Of course, there is also the natural beauty of the ocean and...

A beautiful and relaxing spot with breathtaking sea views and a peaceful atmosphere. The well-maintained lawns are perfect for a picnic or just soaking in the scenery, and the art installations add a nice touch. There’s even a small sandy beach nearby, easy street parking, and a restaurant to enjoy. Well worth a visit if...

A really beautiful spot for a picnic or to watch the sun as it goes down, some really cool steel art and the triangles are very “instagramable” a nice spot for some history about the steelworks with signs around to tell you the story. Definitely have your camera with you...