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Nature in Tibooburra
Tibooburra is the most remote town in Outback NSW. It’s also the gateway to Sturt National Park where you can camp out under the stars or stay at the old Mount Wood Station. Features of the park include rolling red sand dunes, flat-toped mesa, eagles, corellas and kangaroos.
About Tibooburra
Tibooburra is part of Corner Country in north-western New South Wales where three state boundaries meet – NSW, Queensland and South Australia. You'll get a warm country welcome here, especially at The Family Hotel where the walls have been covered in paintings by artists such as Russell Drysdale and Clifton Pugh.
After rain, the country around Tibooburra bursts into life with wildflowers blooming in vast numbers across the plains. Named after explorer Charles Sturt who passed through Tibooburra in 1845, Sturt National Park is close to town and covers 344,000 hectares.
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Border gate at Cameron's Corner
Border gate at Cameron's Corner, Sturt National Park. -
Tibooburra Hotel, Tibooburra
Meet the locals at the Tibooburra Hotel, Tibooburra, Outback NSW. Image Sally Mayman; Destination NSW -
Road signs, Outback NSW
Signs to Broken Hill, Tibooburra and Whitecliffs. Outback NSW -
Kangaroos
Kangaroos at Sturt National Park




