Cedar Creek Falls is a natural cascading waterfall set within tropical rainforest roughly halfway between Airlie Beach and Proserpine in the Whitsundays region of Queensland, about 30 kilometres from Airlie Beach.

It is the largest waterfall in the region and flows year-round, running at its most spectacular after heavy rainfall. The falls drop into a clear rock pool shared with fish, turtles, and lizards.

The site sits within a natural rock amphitheatre surrounded by strangler figs, white cedar trees, Alexandra palms, wild orchids, and abundant birdlife. Visitors can swim in the waterhole or follow bush walking tracks up and around the falls.

Water shoes are recommended, as rocks near the pool can be slippery, and jumping or diving from the falls is strictly prohibited.