About Billabong Roadhouse
Billabong Roadhouse is an independent service stop located on Western Australia’s North West Coastal Highway in Meadow, WA. It serves as a key refuelling and rest point for travellers between major regional centres, offering petrol and diesel fuel, a stocked convenience store, restaurant-style cooked meals, barista-made coffee, and basic motel-style accommodation and camping options. As a standalone roadhouse rather than part of a big national chain, it caters primarily to highway traffic, tourists, truck drivers and long-distance travellers needing fuel, food, and a safe place to rest.
A Billabong Roadhouse charge on your bank or credit card statement typically relates to a purchase made on-site, such as fuel, groceries and travel supplies, a sit-down meal, takeaway food and coffee, or an overnight stay or camping fee. Depending on your bank and card type, you might also see a temporary pre-authorisation or “pending” amount—especially if you paid at the counter using a debit or credit card, or if the terminal verified your card before the final total was settled. Larger totals can occur when filling a fuel tank and buying food or accommodation in a single transaction, and the statement descriptor may appear as “BILLABONG ROADHOUSE”, “BILLABONG RH MEADOW WA”, or a similar variation.
If you’re unsure about a Billabong Roadhouse charge, first think back to any recent road trips through Western Australia’s North West Coastal Highway and check fuel and travel receipts you may have kept in your vehicle, email, or banking app. To clarify a transaction, contact the roadhouse directly via the phone number or email listed on their official website at billabongroadhousewa.com.au; staff can often confirm the date, time, and till receipt for a given amount. If a duplicate charge, incorrect amount, or unrecognised transaction is suspected, ask the roadhouse for a copy of the receipt and then speak with your bank about disputing the charge or reversing any unresolved pre-authorisation holds.