Cameron Corner

Cameron Corner is the tri-state survey marker where South Australia, New South Wales and Queensland meet at 29°S 141°E in the remote Strzelecki Desert. Located in South Australia's Far North near the Queensland and New South Wales borders, it is marked by a post and signs indicating the three states. Notable as an outback landmark established by surveyor John Brewer Cameron, it attracts four-wheel-drive travellers crossing the desert.

Visitors can expect a remote desert setting at the intersection of three state borders marked by a survey post with state emblems and directional signs. The surrounding landscape is flat, arid Strzelecki Desert with sparse vegetation, sand dunes and wide horizons. There is a marker post for photography, interpretive signage, and nearby Cameron Corner Store located just over the Queensland border offering basic supplies. The area is isolated with no sealed roads or urban development.