track from camerons corner to innamincka

Shane,

It would be the Bore Track.

As for the van I can not help with that question.

Wayne

As mentioned, it is the Bore Track. We took 3 vans nth bound on this to 2008 National Gathering. Supreme Territory about 22ft (maybe more???) Supreme Getaway 17'6ft and an older but very modified Viscount maybe about 14/15ft. None of these vans had any trouble at all and I would think the Windsor would cope fine as well. A bit corrogated in patches but in general a great drive. Took us all day from the corner to Innaminka but could have just as easily been a two day trip if you wanted. Some nice spots to o/nite along this track.

Some pics of our party in my profile pics somewhere if you want to go looking for them.

Have a great journey.
Trevor.

Wayne has got it,Bore Track,and a nice run too easily done in a day.
I haven't towed anything along it,but i don't think you would have too much trouble with an off road van.
Except if it gets wet out there, could be a few detours around some of the lakes. may be tricky?



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Rob

Thanks for the replies people, Trevor was that river crossing in your profile pic's part of the bore track?

cheers shane.

G'day Shane

We were that 22ft plus Supreme Territory that travelled with Trevor and the Viscount (Isuzumu) along the Bore Track.
Some care is needed. Check the weather forecast! Rain will make a BIG difference to this journey
Drop your tyre pressures, most important. There were some corrugations (July 2008). Make sure that your water tanks and any underneath wiring is well protected. There was some sand but nothing serious. Travel at a speed that is comfortable for you. If you have company with you it's good
It's a fantastic journey across Bollards Lagoon and the clay pan (private property $10 per crossing in 2008) plenty of photo shoots. Take your time and enjoy

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The last time we did the Bore Track would have been about Aug 07. There must have been some rain beforehand as we found an amazing display of wildflowers on Bollards Lagoon. Spectacular. A bit further north there are a few cattle grids which should be approached with caution as some had the approach washed out resulting at us nearly becoming airborne - that section of the track is low lying and would be impassable just after a bit of rain. All up its a really good drive and one worth taking a couple of days to do as there is a lot to see there. The gibber section at the northern end is really something to experience.

Cheers,

Val

Since all the publicity about lake eyre fillimg there has been a lot of traffic on this track resulting in a lot of corrugations, quite bone jarring in places and very slow going.

TheBore Track in 2005.
Started raining just after we left Innaminka and didn't take much rain to do this. Took us 8hrs to do the 200km.
As said about the campers.

Shane,

Mrs Bush and I were also at the 2008 Gathering and we also took the Bore Track south to north.

From the wet photos above, I'm glad we didn't encounter any rain.

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Make sure you go out and have a look at the DIG Tree and take the loop anticlockwise back to Innamincka. Beautiful scenery.

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cheers