Three Arch Bridge

Excellent free camping spot from swag to bus. Right on the beach. Very peaceful, bright and green. Regular ranger visits so its clean and orderly

Took a little bit to find, the signs pointing to it are in the camp ground (Mayfield) next to it. It would be nicer if there wasn't graffiti above the stonework, but it is what it is.

Great spot for camping bridge is underrated should be more sign’s up located in Rocky Hill

Amazing engineering and fun to explore.

Easy to miss, yet not to be missed. Historic site and amazing architecture. Definitely worth the 3 min walk from parking off the road to view and actually walk thru on to the arches. We have been bikepacking and so glad we stopped. Tourism Tasmania could promote this spot, but then again perhaps not as they will barrier it off. So get there before the word gets out.

Visiting The Three Arch Bridge today I realised once again a nasty fact of life: the bigger very often the better, the more important, the more well known etc! Here we have an architectural design and historical gem however because it's very small in comparison to bridges in Richmond, Ross and Campbelltown absolutely nearly zero information is available at available at the bridge.. By absolute luck driving into the Mayfield camping cite we saw the small sign directing 40 metres to the bridge. No proper track and no signage leads you. I had to Google afterwards and found an article posted in 2013! All I can say is shame on you Tourism Tasmania! Please look at my photos and whenever visit this little one""

A unique bridge tucked away with not alot of signage unfortunately. Track from Mayfields camp ground to the bridge. Built in 1845 by convict labour it now has the existing east coast road built over it.

Cute little bridge. Quick stop unless camping. You can walk under to see it from the other side. Fun for the kids.

There are signs from the carpark for the track to the bridge which are clear but the track at the end isn't really a track. You can get to the bridge but you have to do a bit of an awkward climb down (it was wet the day I went so it was slippery). I got actually to the bridge though so you can do that if u want to. The track however is definitely not wheelchair friendly.