Puma Myalup Roadhouse / Caltex Binningup

Welcome to Puma Binningup, the fuel station that serves as a gateway to adventure and a pit stop for weary travelers in Binningup, Western Australia. Join me, as we venture into this humble fuel station and uncover the stories of the people who fuel up here, the journeys they embark upon, and the unique offerings that make Puma Binningup more than just a place to fill up your tank.

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Pull into Puma Binningup and you'll immediately notice the steady hum of activity. This unassuming fuel station sits at the crossroads of travel, where locals and tourists alike come to refuel their vehicles and refuel their spirits. The air is laced with the scent of gasoline, mingling with the tantalizing aroma of fresh coffee that beckons from the nearby convenience store.

Step inside and you'll find a bustling hub of activity. As travelers grab a steaming cup of coffee, their tired eyes light up with the promise of caffeine-induced rejuvenation. The convivial chatter fills the air, as tales of road trips, camping adventures, and unexpected detours are shared among strangers who, for a brief moment, find camaraderie in their shared journeys.

But Puma Binningup is more than just a fuel station—it's a hub of convenience and unexpected treasures. Peruse the shelves of the convenience store, and you'll discover a surprising array of goodies. Grab a snack for the road—a bag of chips, a chocolate bar, or a refreshing drink to keep you fueled on your onward journey. The shelves are stocked with not only the essentials but also the little indulgences that make the journey all the more enjoyable.

As you fill up your tank, take a moment to appreciate the pristine surroundings. Binningup, with its breathtaking coastal views and charming seaside atmosphere, sets the stage for the adventures that lie ahead. The fuel station becomes a gateway, a launchpad for exploration, as you continue your journey along the picturesque coastline or venture further into the beauty of Western Australia's natural wonders.

And while Puma Binningup may be a pit stop for travelers, it also serves as a meeting place for locals—a central gathering spot where neighbors catch up on the latest news, exchange stories, and create a sense of community. It is here that friendships are forged, and bonds are strengthened over shared experiences of travel and the love for this idyllic coastal town.

As we bid farewell to Puma Binningup, let us carry with us the spirit of adventure and the appreciation for the simple pleasures found along the road. May we recognize that even in the most unexpected places, there are stories waiting to be uncovered, connections waiting to be made, and flavors waiting to be savored. And may the spirit inspire us to embrace the journey, finding wonder and delight in the unlikeliest of pit stops.

I know it seems a bit odd reviewing a petrol station but this independent petrol station is great! The staff are absolute legends and the prices always seem to be a bit lower than the conglomerates. Always pop in for fuel whenever I can!

Unfriendly staff. Barista made me feel very uncomfortable. As an Irish immigrant I have different ways of saying words and was I rudely told the way I said something was wrong and told what country I am in.

Staff should not make paying customers feel unwanted in a country they now call home. Will not be returning. Some cultural awareness training is needed in this place.

Nice clean Puma station that also serves food & coffee. We filled up with diesel. Good clean toilets as well.

Best coffee in the south west also the best brekky wrap in the south west. Also the best coffee machine in the south west. And probably the best Easter hat in Australia. Go in there. The staff are lovely grab a coffee and something to eat for the road.

Never had a problem until my last visit, bought a homemade sausage roll and was given food poisoning. Don’t recommend the hot food.

Coffee drinkers in their droves slow customer service. It must be good coffee, but I only wanted fuel.

The place itself is good great stock cheap fuel however if you are planning on going after 6pm the toilet facilities will be closed so be aware

Busy when I arrived 1pm on a Sunday, adequate staff working, fuel priced accordingly, got served quickly. Had hot food drinks and toilets were clean.

Most regular fuel stop on our travels out of Bunbury as the fuel prices are usually lower than anywhere else!

Shop is always clean and tidy as well as the bathroom facilities!

Always stop here on my way down south. Friendly staff and nice variety of bay marine food. But for months now, deep standing water where we stop with our trucks. And sometimes ankle deep. I'm sure they intend to repair the problem.

This is my go-to for coffee on the way home from Bunbury. There's always a massive queue but well worth the wait. I love the coffee here

All the essentials, Great staff, forgot my receipt while in store later arranged to get it. Top job ️

As a rest break on my bus trip through to Perth, this place has all you could ask for to satisfy your travel treat needs.

If you got a bit carried away driving then your best bet is pulling over here and getting some affordable fuel before reaching bunbury, this is the place to be.

Long weekend so very busy but staff serviing very quickly what is wanted at this time excellent

Good little servo with great hot and cold food selection.toilets are too far from shop though and service can be a little slow

Passed by and stopped in to use the toilet. Was "directly" told I had to buy something and it wasn't a public toilet by a stroppy lady on duty. Needless to say that I won't be back. Went down the road to their competition where I was greeted by a friendly person as I got a few things. The sad thing for them is they have lost any future business as I pass by 4 times a week.

Always a great spot to stop half way to the south West. Always friendly staff & good refreshments break.

Stoped here plenty of times for petrol never used the loo. Stoped today to only use the loo only to see a sign saying the toilets were for paying customers only (sticky taped inside the stall). If you desperately don’t want people to use the toilets, why not display it on the entrance instead of inside the stall? Not a great way to win customers.