Stockyard Creek is a tidal waterway located at Foster in South Gippsland, Victoria. The primary and only confirmed access point for paddlers is the Stockyard Creek Landing on Landing Road, which features a concrete boat ramp. This ramp is described as having one lane and being in poor condition, and its use is heavily dependent on tidal conditions. Launching and recovery are recommended around high tide, as access is restricted during low tide. A plan has been presented to the local shire council to develop this landing into a 24-hour accessible facility, indicating current limitations. The paddling experience on the creek is characterized as peaceful and beautiful, with a route that leads past extensive mangroves. A leisurely paddle from the landing to the creek's mouth is estimated to take between 30 to 45 minutes, suggesting a relatively short and calm trip suitable for casual kayaking. The surrounding environment features mangroves as a notable natural feature.