Middle Kobble Creek Waterfall is a secluded cascade on Kobble Creek in the remote northern section of D'Aguilar National Park, Queensland.

The falls are best viewed after decent rainfall and are most commonly reached via a side trip from Middle Kobble Bush Camp, accessed by trails starting near Mount Glorious Road or Lepidozamia Road.

The surrounding area supports diverse rainforest and woodland, and skinks and keelback (freshwater) snakes are frequently spotted basking on the rocks at the top of the falls.

The waterfall sits within a broader circuit that passes through old fire breaks and logging trails, with primitive bush campsites on either side requiring a permit.

Walkers may also encounter goannas, wild boars, and the prehistoric-looking Lepidozamia cycads along the approach tracks. The tranquil setting and wildlife make it a rewarding destination for those willing to venture into this less-visited corner of the park.