The Torradup River is a small, riverine estuary located within Stokes National Park on the south coast of Western Australia. It feeds into Torradup Inlet, which is the most easterly of the South Coast's riverine estuaries and is approximately 3.5 kilometers long. The estuary is a coastal feature where the river meets the Southern Ocean. A significant characteristic for paddlers is the dynamic sandbar at the river entrance; this bar opens regularly for short periods, and waves are present, indicating a surf zone that must be navigated to enter or exit the open ocean. The inlet leads into Margaret Cove. Access to the general area for viewing the inlet is via tracks off Springdale Road, but specific, designated boat launch facilities for paddlers are not detailed. The surrounding area is part of a national park, implying that general park regulations apply, but no specific restrictions on paddling are stated. The landscape is coastal, with access points involving tracks through dunes to reach beaches, suggesting a remote and natural setting. The combination of the estuarine environment within a national park and the ocean entrance with a variable bar creates a paddling experience suited for those comfortable with coastal conditions, including potential surf and variable access dependent on tidal and sandbar state.