Port Kembla Heritage Park

Port Kembla Heritage Park, located on Foreshore Road in Port Kembla, NSW, offers visitors a unique blend of history and natural beauty. The park features large concrete gun emplacements and a command tower, remnants of its role in coastal defense during World War II. Adjacent to the park, the Breakwater Battery Museum houses local military memorabilia, including a German 77mm field gun captured in 1918. Visitors can also explore monuments commemorating significant local events, such as the Dalfram Dispute of 1938. The park provides picturesque views over the Five Islands to the east and the harbor, industry, and escarpment to the west. It's open 24 hours a day, offering ample opportunity to explore its rich history and scenic surroundings.