Stumers Creek is a coastal waterway located at Coolum Beach on the Sunshine Coast of Queensland. It flows into the ocean at the northern edge of Coolum Beach, terminating in a lagoon bounded by a sandbar. The creek offers a sheltered and protected paddling environment, making it suitable for kayaking. A primary access point for paddlers is via Stumers Creek Road, which runs off the David Low Way and leads directly to a dedicated car park at the creek's end. This car park includes a hose specifically for washing down kayaks after a trip, indicating it is a recognized launch and landing spot. The paddling experience involves traveling up the creek from this access point. Water quality in the creek has been noted as not being great, though the area remains a pleasant place for exercise. The surrounding Stumers Creek Park provides amenities including a small playground, a picnic shelter, and public toilets. The area is also known as a popular off-leash dog exercise area, which may be a consideration for paddlers sharing the space. The trail along the creek is approximately 3.2 miles out and back with modest elevation change, suggesting a manageable paddling route of similar distance.