Henry Lawson Cave - (NSW)

5 /5 Will Lee: Gave 5 stars as it is the only shelter after the bottom of bridges towards tunks Park There is a table but it is in the rain so I will have to sleep on the rocks, there is only one rock not too steep What was Henry Lawson doing here? It is hardly a place for inspiration, personally I would rather walk to lane Cove national Park.

4 /5 B C: Fascinating part of Australian history, at first i didnt believe it until I read up on it . After visiting the tavern he would sleep it off in a little cave in Flat Rock Gully, listening to the cascade of the Naremburn Falls.

5 /5 Nonno 33: Natural rock shelter used by poet Henry Lawson to contemplate nature and sleep-off after pub excursions. Its in Flat Rock Park, which has an uplifting story regarding reclamation. The park was a landfill and now has been returned to its natural beauty. The periodic Bush Poetry events are delightful.

5 /5 nswtrip Apinya: If you love about history place. I do recommend Henry Lawson Cave, history landmark in naremburn. It is small cave in Flat Rock Gully. Check it out this place treasures of Sydney, Henry Lawson Cave located between the suburbs of Willoughby and St Leonards in Sydney North. Fantastic place where Henry Lawson used to trek to and sleep of a night. Great for outdoor activities.

5 /5 david mitchell: A great overhang to offer protection from a sudden rainstorm (as occurred when I first passed this cave years ago). There are poetry readings at this cave from time-to-time. Easy access from cycle/walking path. Car parking nearby. No cafe, no bathrooms, no library of Henry Lawson poetry [thatd be a treat - a street library exclusively dedicated to Henry Lawson works!]