Stony Creek is the primary tributary of Burrill Lake on the New South Wales South Coast, collecting rainwater from a catchment area near Ulladulla. The creek offers a paddling route that explores its waters, with a typical trip duration of around four hours. One notable access point for paddlers is via Burrill Lake, where there is direct river access for kayaking, SUPs, or canoeing, allowing for a leisurely paddle around the lake or a journey toward the creek. The surrounding environment includes natural bushland and subtropical rainforest, with the trail following the creek past beautiful small waterfalls. The area provides a mix of lake and creek paddling, with the waterway feeding into the larger, sheltered expanse of Burrill Lake. Facilities for paddlers are available at some locations, such as the Bridge Reserve boat ramp on the nearby Williams River, which features bathrooms and parking close to the ramp. The paddle is suitable for those seeking a half-day excursion in a natural setting characterized by rainforest and coastal lake systems.