Woy Woy Creek is a tidal waterway forming part of Brisbane Water on the Central Coast of New South Wales. The primary access point for paddlers is the Lions Park Boat Ramp at Woy Woy Lions Park, which features a concrete ramp suitable for larger vessels. An alternative launch point is the Woy Woy Bay Wharf, which also provides a boat ramp and a picnic area. From these points, paddlers can explore the creek and its connection to the broader Brisbane Water system. A popular and established route is the approximately 17.2-kilometer (10.7-mile) loop trail from Woy Woy to Waterfall Bay, which is suitable for paddle sports like kayaking and stand-up paddleboarding. The water is generally described as calm, offering a serene boat ride. The area provides basic amenities for paddlers, including the picnic facilities at the launch sites. The geographical character involves a transition from the developed wharf and park areas into more natural bays, with Waterfall Bay being a notable destination along the route.