Sams Creek is a waterway accessible via Berowra Creek near Sydney, New South Wales. The primary paddling route is an out-and-back trail measuring 3.8 miles, or approximately 6.1 kilometers, in total length. This route begins on Berowra Creek and proceeds into Sams Creek. The activity is designated for paddle sports, including canoeing, kayaking, and stand-up paddleboarding. The area provides fishing spots, boat ramps, and amenities, indicating some infrastructure is available for water-based recreation. The creek's location within the greater Sydney region suggests it is a relatively accessible destination for day trips. The out-and-back nature of the described route implies paddlers can tailor the distance to their preference, turning around at any point along the creek. The presence of fishing and boating amenities suggests the waterway is shared with other users, which is a consideration for paddlers regarding space and right-of-way.