Pennsauken Creek is a tidal creek in New Jersey, USA, flowing into the Delaware River. For paddlers, the primary access point is the Pennsauken Creek Municipal Boat Launch, which serves as a gateway to the Delaware River. Another documented launch point is located on Forklanding Road in Riverton, which offers parking and restroom facilities. The creek is part of a broader network of waterways in Camden County that are slated for water quality improvements. The paddling environment is influenced by tidal currents from the Delaware River, and paddlers must plan their trips around these tides, paddling against the current on one leg of the journey. The creek offers a view of the Palmyra Cove Nature Park, though a boardwalk trail extending into the coves and towards the creek has been reported to be in disrepair. The surrounding area includes natural trails, such as the Pennsauken Historical Society Nature Trail, which provides scenic views of the creek. The water body is used for recreational activities like kayaking and picnicking. Guided tours and educational programs are sometimes offered to promote environmental awareness of the local ecosystem. Paddlers should be prepared for potential boat traffic, especially near the confluence with the Delaware River, and should be aware of wind conditions which can create fetch on the broader sections of the creek and river.