Rocky Creek in New South Wales is associated with the Rocky Creek Dam near Lismore. The dam area provides a developed access point for paddlers, featuring a boat ramp and ample parking, including space for trailers. The put-in is conveniently located close to the parking area, requiring only a short downhill walk to the water. Facilities for paddlers include clean public toilets and barbecue areas. The water body itself is a dam, creating a relatively calm and contained environment suitable for kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. A notable natural feature is the potential to see platypus in the area. The surrounding landscape offers various walking trails for those wishing to combine paddling with other recreational activities. The overall character of the paddling experience is one of accessibility and family-friendly infrastructure set within a natural reservoir setting.