Border Village Roadhouse

Border Village Roadhouse is a remote fuel and traveller stop located on the Eyre Highway right at the South Australia–Western Australia border, serving people crossing the Nullarbor. It operates as a full-service roadhouse, offering petrol and diesel, a licensed restaurant and bar, takeaway food and coffee, motel-style accommodation, a caravan park and camping sites, showers, laundry, and basic vehicle and travel supplies. The site is popular with long-distance drivers, tourists, and freight operators, and often serves as a key refuelling and rest point in one of the most isolated stretches of highway in Australia.

A charge from Border Village Roadhouse may appear on your bank or card statement when you purchase fuel, pay for meals or drinks, book a room or campsite, or buy convenience items and souvenirs in-store. You might also see a charge if you made an online or phone booking for accommodation or tours and paid a deposit in advance. In some cases, there may be a temporary pre-authorisation on your card at the fuel pump or when you check into accommodation, which later adjusts to the final amount once the actual transaction is processed.

If you’re unsure about a Border Village Roadhouse charge, start by checking the date and amount against any recent Nullarbor travel, fuel stops, meals, or accommodation around the SA–WA border. Look through your fuel receipts, accommodation booking emails, and any EFTPOS or credit card dockets you received during your trip. For questions or to request a copy of a receipt, you can contact the roadhouse via the details on bordervillageroadhouse.com.au or call their front desk during business hours, providing the exact transaction date, amount, and the name on the card. If you suspect an error or duplicate charge, speak with the roadhouse first to resolve it; if it can’t be resolved, you can then contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the transaction.