Jerusalem Creek is a paddling route located within a national park on the North Coast of New South Wales, near Evans Head. Access is via a designated pontoon launch point. Park entry fees apply, and parking is available in a small lot, though a permit may be required. The route is a tranquil, tea-tree lined waterway, characterized by calm waters that make it suitable for canoeing and kayaking. The overall paddling experience is considered easy and is graded as suitable for beginners, while still being enjoyable for experienced paddlers. The paddle route itself covers a distance of approximately 9 kilometres return. The water has a distinctive tea-tree stained appearance. The area is known for birdlife, which paddlers can observe along the journey. While the boat ramp is noted as being good, it can be tricky to use. Disabled access is available, but paddlers should contact the operator for details. The creek is part of a broader recreational area that includes walking tracks and a picnic area, allowing for combined activities. The nearby Jerusalem Creek walk is a 10.3km loop track that takes 3 to 4 hours to complete.