Eurimbula Creek is a coastal tidal creek within Eurimbula National Park, located approximately 112km north-west of Gladstone, near Agnes Water and the Town of 1770. The primary paddling launch point is the boat ramp at the Eurimbula Creek camping area, which is accessible via a 4WD-only track that is slow, bumpy, and winding, with several water crossings that become more challenging in the wet season. The camping area itself provides basic facilities including toilets, drinking water, and BBQ areas. Paddling is best undertaken at high tide, as this is explicitly recommended for exploring the creek by boat or canoe, allowing for easier navigation of the tranquil coastal waterways and mangrove systems. The creek is part of the designated Eurimbula sea trail, a network of coastal waterways. The area is noted for its botanical diversity, featuring protected mangroves, coastal vine thickets, and littoral rainforest along the banks. Wildlife sightings include cormorants and other birdlife. The overall character is one of a remote, peaceful natural setting accessible only by off-road vehicles, with the access road taking roughly 45 minutes from the main road. The water body is a saltwater estuary, and paddlers should be prepared for potential insect pests like midges. The remote nature of the access road and the tidal dependence are key planning considerations.