Trip advice to Cameron corner

Pretty easy drive and it's your choice if you swag or not. We swag it as it's a lot cheaper and way more fun. If you want to do Lake Eyre then you can either do the Streslecki to Lyndhurst then back up to William Creek or you could do Walkers crossing to the Birdsville Track and down to Marree. My favourite way is to continue up the border to Haddons Corner and then into Birdsville. You then do the Birdsvill Track to Marree. You can easily do Broken Hill to Birdsville to Marre in 3 or 4 days

Hi Geoff,

Broken Hill to Tibooburra, easy drive just watch out for the dips across waterways, they can come up very quickly and catch you out.

I would stay at Tibooburra, they have pubs and a camp ground and then travel to Cameron Corner.

Cameron Corner store has a pub, accommodation and a camp ground.

The rest I will leave for others a bit more familiarand current with the rest of the trip.

William

We did your trip in August in our Wildtrak staying in hotels all the way. Broken hill to Tibooburra and then out to Cameron's corner and back to Tibooburra for another night. Then on to Nocundra and Windora. I NEEDED to see and cross the Cooper's Creek. Spent two nights in Birdsville and made it up Big Red. Then down the track to Mungerannie and Marree and on to William Creek all in 9 days and then all sorts of wonderful places to Ayers rock. The pubs are all fine perhaps a bit rough but worth the experience. We took all the spares with fuel and water and were prepared like you say you will but the most important bit of equipment you MUST take is your camera. Enjoy you will never forget the adventure.

Coutaboat

Broken Hill, Louth pub, tilpa pub, Bourke, wanaaring pub, Tibooburra, Cameron Corner, long day down the strez and you are back in towns again to Port Augusta.

Recently travelled Birdsville, Innamincka via Walkers Crossing, Coongie Lakes, Old Strzelecki Track, Camerons Corner, Tibbooburra. It's was a great drive. Easy if swagging it. We towed a Tvan. Having your own sleeping gear will make the trip far more relaxed as you can pretty much stop when you want to rather than needing to reach accommodation. It would also allow you to go up to Coongie lakes which were a real highlight. The Aboriginal Land Council campground in Tibooburra was great & $15 . Several cars there with people using swags.
The dune road between Camerons Corner & the Old Strzelecki track is a good road & one of the most fun roads you'll ever drive!