Scrubby Creek is a relatively short waterway, approximately 4 kilometers in length, flowing through the South Coast region of New South Wales, specifically within the East Boyd State Forest near Eden. The primary access point for paddlers is the Scrubby Creek Forest Rest Area, which serves as a key facility. This rest area provides a boat ramp suitable for launching various sizes of watercraft, including kayaks and paddle boards, and features a jetty. The rest area also functions as a campsite with basic amenities including toilets, covered picnic tables, fireplaces, and a tap providing clean water. Access to the site is via a dirt road, which can become slippery when wet. The surrounding area is forested, offering a natural setting for paddling. The forested environment suggests opportunities for birdwatching and observing local wildlife. Paddlers should be aware of variable road conditions when planning their trip to the access point.