Goobang Creek is a tributary of the Lachlan River in central New South Wales, flowing through the township of Condobolin. The creek forms part of a recognised paddling route, with the Waroo Bridge to Goobang Creek section being a defined segment for kayakers and canoeists. The creek joins the Lachlan River near Condobolin, and paddlers travelling this stretch can choose to exit at the Goobang Creek Weir or continue through Condobolin to rejoin the Lachlan River just above Condobolin Weir, located behind the Riverview Caravan Park.

The Goobang Creek Weir sits within the Condobolin township on May and Weir Streets. Portage is required around this weir, as it is around Condobolin Weir further downstream. Water access at the weir is off a sand bank. Road access to the site is sealed, and the land is free public tenure. Facilities in the immediate area are limited to the weir site itself, though being within the township means paddlers have access to Condobolin's full range of services and amenities. Free river camping is available at the site, and a scenic walk is also noted as a feature of the location.

Additional access points along the creek include the junction of Goobang Creek and Bumbuggan Creek, and a point at Derriwong. The Lachlan Shire Council can be contacted for local information on 02 6895 3478.