Touring Route Focus!
>> Drive to Cameron Corner? From Broken Hill, two great adventures await! Sturt's Route or Along the Dingo Fence.
>> Looking for an adventure after the Darling River Run? How about the Bourke > Tibooburra > Broken Hill tour.
>> With Broken Hill as your base, the NEW Watershed Loop connects the Darling River to the Corner Country.
Drive to Cameron Corner
Outback Australia
One of the most iconic outback adventure destinations, Cameron Corner, is a geographical point where New South Wales, Queensland, and South Australia meet. For the adventurous, it is a spot on a map that should be driven to and is the gateway to the more extreme and real outback. It is also a stopover for those venturing to the interior of Australia... Innaminka, Birdsville, Strzelecki, Lake Eyre, and the Simpson (just to name a few).
Cameron Corner is 140 km northwest of Tibooburra, an extraordinary drive through Sturt National Park.
About 330 km south of Tibooburra, Broken Hill is on the edge of the Darling catchment of the Murray-Darling Basin, which borders the Lake Eyre Basin (Lake Frome catchment).
If heading the Corner via the Darling, a great way to understand the region's geology/hydrography is via the Watershed Loop, a touring route that links the Darling River Run to the Corner Country.
Cameron Corner is a remote place, but that is not to say you can get a bed, a beer, a meal, fuel, and some supplies thanks to the iconic Cameron Corner Store.
Cameron Corner Store has a range of accommodation options. There are family, double and single air-conditioned rooms. These are detached from the store and have shared bathrooms. All bedding supplied. Meals at the store.
Driving to Cameron Corner from Broken Hill is an experience every avid traveller should do, and there are many options for driving to the Corner. There are several great routes from Broken Hill to Tibooburra and onto Cameron Corner.
Driving to Cameron Corner
Drive Sydney to Cameron Corner

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Drive Melbourne to Cameron Corner

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Drive Brisbane to Cameron Corner

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Driving Broken Hill to Cameron Corner
Along the Dog Fence

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In Sturt's Steps

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Broken Hill to Tibooburra - Highway

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Safe Outback Travel
Driving Outback Australia
Safe Outback Travel
The Outback is easily accessible and a safe place to travel. Like any journey, correct planning, preparation and common sense will ensure a memorable and wonderful experience.
Safe outback travel is about common sense and potential dangers come from the hot & dry summers and distances between towns & services.
The Outback experiences very hot and dry summers. Travel is safer and more enjoyable March – October.
The best advice for any traveller is.. “it is better to have it and not need it than to need it and not have it”