The primary access point for paddlers is the Stony Creek Day-Use Recreation Area, which provides a car park with approximately twenty spaces and toilet facilities. From the car park, a short walk leads to the creek. The creek itself offers a variety of depths suitable for different ages and skill levels, creating an environment conducive to exploration by paddle. A notable route for adventurous paddlers follows the creek bed itself, starting from the Day Use Area and heading upstream; this path forgoes traditional trails for a direct journey along the watercourse. The area features a small footbridge crossing the creek, with swimming possible below it. The overall character of the paddling experience is one of accessible, family-friendly exploration within a natural creek setting, with opportunities to branch off and investigate smaller creeks. The water body is used for swimming, indicating generally acceptable water quality for recreational contact, and the presence of established walking tracks alongside sections of the creek suggests a mixed-use recreational area. Stony Creek is located in the Moreton Bay Region near Woodford, within the broader Brisbane Region of Queensland.