Port Campbell Suspension Bridge

Access to Port Campbell suspension bridge is via 2m wide sealed path. The bridge spans Campbell’s Creek to a viewing platform and a 191 step staircase that flanks the western headland of Port Campbell. The staircase connects directly to the Port Campbell Discovery Walk. Visitors can then choose to turn north away from the coast to the Port Campbell lookout or continue south along the Discovery Walk along Point Sturgess headland. (4km return)

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Access information:

• The pathway to access the bridge is a 2.4m wide paved level surface (100m)
• The bridge has a mild uphill and downhill gradient the surface is close fitted timber boards with a width of 1.8m making it suitable generally accessible for prams and wheelchairs
  The pathway, bridge structure and western viewing platform before the steps are all generally accessible and offer good visibility for those who cannot stand.
• Visitors who don’t wish to scale the steps can also access the lookout and cliff-top level of the Discovery Walk from a small car park with an accessible space on the Great Ocean Road 2.2km from the town centre.
• There are two accessible car parking spaces facing Port Campbell Bay 70m from the pathway to the bridge. Users please note that there is only one ramp to footpath level located at the front of the westernmost park (see photo) this may make it difficult to transfer from car to footpath without using the road to access an alternate break in the curb 7m away.
• An accessible toilet is located below Port Campbell Surf Lifesaving Club along with another accessible toilet and MLAK changing places facility at the Port Campbell public purpose reserve on Morris Street