Stony Creek is the primary tributary feeding into Burrill Lake on the New South Wales South Coast, collecting rainwater from its catchment area near Ulladulla. The creek offers a paddling route that explores its waters and connects to the larger Burrill Lake, with a typical trip duration estimated at around four hours. Direct river access for kayaking, stand-up paddleboarding, or canoeing is available from specific camping areas, allowing paddlers to enjoy a leisurely paddle around Burrill Lake or head toward the ocean. The waterway flows through natural bushland and subtropical rainforest, featuring some beautiful small waterfalls along its course. The overall character of the paddling experience is shaped by this forested, freshwater environment. For those planning a longer journey, a notable multi-day paddle trail exists on the nearby Williams River, running from Clarence Town to a different Stony Creek; access for this route is from the Bridge Reserve boat ramp, which provides bathrooms and parking close to the ramp. The connection to Burrill Lake suggests a calm, sheltered paddling environment suitable for various non-motorized craft.