Broughton Creek Boat Ramp, located off Backforest Road in Back Forest, NSW, provides public access to Broughton Creek approximately one kilometre upstream from its junction with the Shoalhaven River.

The ramp itself is a basic gravel surface with a grass parking area and a small fish-cleaning basin — no shops or additional facilities are within walking distance. Mobile phone coverage is available at the site.

The ramp is a practical launching point for boaters and paddlers wanting to explore Broughton Creek, which is tidal to near the town of Berry.

From here, paddlers can travel roughly 17 kilometres upstream, with tidal conditions influencing the ease of the journey.

The creek flows through the Illawarra region of NSW, about 1 hour 45 minutes south of Sydney, and eventually meets the Shoalhaven River near Numbaa Island.