Billabong Roadhouse, Western Australia: Location, fuel & accommodation

The Billabong Roadhouse on the North West Coastal Highway, Western Australia, offers fuel, food and accommodation 647km north of Perth.

What is the Billabong Roadhouse?

The Billabong Roadhouse is a popular rest stop for travellers in Western Australia, approximately 647km north of Perth. It’s on the North West Coastal Highway, and you’ll pass by on the drive from Perth to Shark Bay or Geraldton to Exmouth.

Billabong Roadhouse café and restaurant

For most visitors, the Billabong Roadhouse will be a fuel stop. It has been serving drivers heading through WA’s vast nothing since it opened in 1962. But it likes to think of itself as a little more than somewhere to fill the tank.

For a start, there’s a café that turns into a restaurant and tavern at night. Don’t expect anything too groundbreaking on the menu. But for hot pub-style meals, burgers, sandwiches and coffee, the Billabong Roadhouse café will do the job.

There is also a convenience store where you can stock up on snacks and drinks, as well as some souvenirs and gifts of debatable quality.

Billabong Roadhouse accommodation prices

The Billabong Roadhouse also offers a range of accommodation options, including motel rooms, cabins, and powered camp sites.

The powered sites at the Billabong Roadhouse cost $15 per person per night. The motel rooms cost from $110 per night for a single room, and $125 for a double with a queen bed.