Davies Creek Falls is a cascade waterfall on Davies Creek in Far North Queensland, Australia, located within Davies Creek and Dinden National Parks near Mareeba, roughly an hour's drive from Cairns.

The falls drop approximately 100 metres over two drops, cascading over large granite boulders, and are reached via the short 1. 1-kilometre Davies Creek Falls circuit track.

A notable feature above the falls is a natural infinity pool — a swimming hole perched at the cliff's edge, requiring some scrambling over granite boulders to access.

Visitors are advised to exercise caution near the pool, as the current can be strong and there are no guardrails at the top of the falls. A dedicated lookout provides the best view of the waterfall and the valley below.

The surrounding parkland also offers camping areas, additional walking tracks, and mountain bike trails through both rainforest and eucalypt woodland.