In childhood, although the co-existance of miliary tuberculosis and tuberculous meningitis is quite common, the association of cavernous tuberculosis which is post-primary form of tuberculosis, mostly seen in adults, and intracranial tuberculomas are rarely reported, A 3 year old boy whose father died 2 months ago because of tuberculosis was referred to our clinic with alteration in his mental status. He had no BCG vaccination and prophylactic treatment for close contact with father. His clinical and laboratory examination revealed a diagnosis of cavernous tuberculosis and intracranial tuberculoma. This rare association of cavernous tuberculosis and intracranial tuberculoma is discussed in the light of current literature.