Bean Creek Falls is a waterfall located in the Northern Rivers region of New South Wales, Australia, near the small villages of Old Bonalbo and Bonalbo on the edge of Richmond Range National Park.

The falls sit within the Kyogle Council local government area in a humid subtropical climate zone. The waterfall is considered a hidden gem, tucked into the bush just off the main road and signposted as Bean Creek Falls Reserve.

Visitors have described it as a striking, off-the-beaten-track destination featuring dramatic cliffs and a swimming hole. A small flat area near the falls provides space for those looking to linger in this secluded bush setting.