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Cameron Corner Store is located at the junction of New South Wales, South Australia and Queensland. Cameron Corner was surveyed in 1880 by James Cameron. It is one of the most remote locations in Outback New South Wales. Cameron Corner Store is open seven days for meals, fuel, minor vehicle repairs, souvenirs and cabin accommodation or powered camp sites.

The Corner Country Store is situated in the town centre of Tibooburra, offering local and road information. Offering friendly service, selling fuel, tyre repairs, ice, real coffee, homemade muffins, quiches, cheesecakes, slices and more. Eat-in a very comfortable, relaxing cafe or order food to take away. There is a variety of local books and maps and local art of Tibooburra is for sale. The Corner Country Store is open daily from 7am for breakfast and can also assist with accommodation.

Sturt National Park is one of NSW's largest nature conservation reserves. Established in 1972, the park covers over 340,000 hectares of semi-desert country in the NSW far north west. In the east of the park around the Olive Downs 'jump-up' country, flood plains dotted with occasional trees give way to small rocky gorges and dry creek beds and flat-topped mesas rise up to 150 metres above the surrounding plains. Further to the west the red soil gibber plains are replaced by the sandhills of the Strzelecki Desert. The Wangkumara Aboriginal people travelled widely throughout this arid land and were sustained during times of drought by waterholes and permanent soaks. The park is located 330 kilometres north of Broken Hill on the Silver City Hwy and 430 kilometres west of Bourke. It is located in the Corner Country where the states of NSW, South Australia and Queensland meet.

The Tibooburra Local Aboriginal Land Council Keeping Place is a unique museum displaying traditional indigenous artefacts and selected photographic material from the Tibooburra district. The collection consists of wood, stone and fauna materials from the Wadigali, Wongkumara and Malyangapa tribes. As its names describe the museum is a 'Keeping Place' for the remains of the tools and artefacts found in the Tibooburra Corner Country district. Souvenirs, local arts and crafts are available. Admission to the museum is a gold coin donation.

The camping ground is located at the historic Aboriginal Reserve located two minutes south of town. There are hot showers, septic toilets and a gas barbecue. Pets and campfires are permitted. There is a walking track to an historic Aboriginal burial ground, shelter shed with tables and interpretive signage regarding the Aboriginal culture and heritage of the Corner Country. Drop into the Tibooburra Aboriginal Land Council to book or to collect the key.

Tibooburra Beds - fully equipped units with king size bed and custom built couch. The units have been built using eco friendly straw bale and earth render technology, offering a cool, stable and relaxing environment purely for your enjoyment. Three minutes walk to the hotels and store of Tibooburra, the capital of the Corner Country of New South Wales. Wheel chair access, off street parking, lots of space to relax and modest rates.

The Tibooburra Hotel is a classic two storey, 127 year old Outback pub featuring very clean and tidy accommodation, great food, ice cold drinks and a friendly atmosphere welcoming both individuals and groups. There is a friendly welcome and lots of stories and advice about travelling in Outback New South Wales. Avgas available through hotel for individuals or groups flying in (prior notice required).

The Family Hotel is celebrating 130 years, built in 1882 from local sandstone and has lots of character. The Family Hotel was part of the Cobb and Co network. The Toole Family purchased The Family Hotel in 2009 and are proud of their living art gallery with murals by Clifton Pugh, Russell Drysdale and others. Roxanne Minchin is adding her touch the Dingo Fence. Come and experience the new menu featuring big steaks, great wine and cold beer, all served with good old fashioned country hospitality. Pub rooms have been completely renovated providing air-conditioning, televisions and kitchenettes for that midnight cuppa. Air-conditioned cabin style motel rooms with en suite with an added wheelchair access room. The hotel has laundry facilities and public shower. Base yourself at Tibooburra and visit Sturt National Park, Fort Grey, Cameron Corner, The Dingo Fence, wildflowers or join in the gold prospecting explosion.