About Camooweal Roadhouse
Camooweal Roadhouse is a family-owned fuel stop, motel, and caravan park located on the Barkly Highway in Camooweal, Queensland, close to the Northern Territory border. It caters primarily to long-distance travellers, truck drivers, and holidaymakers crossing between Queensland and the NT. The roadhouse offers unleaded and diesel fuel, basic groceries and travel supplies, motel-style rooms, powered and unpowered caravan and camping sites, and a licensed restaurant and bar serving meals throughout the day. As a small regional business, most payments are processed on-site via EFTPOS terminals or at the fuel pumps.
A charge from Camooweal Roadhouse usually appears on your bank or card statement when you buy fuel, a meal, groceries, or pay for accommodation or a caravan site while passing through. You may see a one-time charge for fuel or food, a larger bill combining fuel, meals, and a room for the night, or multiple smaller charges if your group paid separately. Some banks show an initial “pending” or pre-authorisation amount when you pay at the pump or when a card is held as security for a motel room, which can differ from the final settled amount. These pending amounts normally drop off once the actual transaction is processed.
If you don’t recognise a Camooweal Roadhouse charge, start by thinking back to any recent road trips on the Barkly Highway, including fuel stops, motel stays, or meals on the Queensland/NT border route. Check your travel receipts, booking confirmations, and any SMS or email bank alerts from the date of the charge. To clarify a transaction, you can contact the roadhouse directly using the phone or email details listed on camoowealroadhouse.net.au and provide the date, amount, and last four digits of your card so they can look up the receipt. If you still believe a payment is incorrect or fraudulent, contact your bank or card issuer to dispute the charge or request a chargeback after you’ve attempted to resolve it with the merchant.