Cedar Creek Falls is a natural cascading waterfall set within tropical rainforest in the Whitsundays region of Queensland, Australia. Situated roughly 30 minutes from both Airlie Beach and Proserpine, it is considered the largest waterfall in the region.

The falls drop into a clear natural rock swimming hole ringed by lush vegetation, including strangler figs and towering cedar trees. A short 200-metre walk from the car park leads to the falls and swimming hole, making it accessible to most visitors.

The waterfall flows year-round but is particularly impressive during and after the wet season. Swimming is popular, though diving and jumping from the rocks is strictly prohibited due to shallow sections and submerged rocks.

Bushwalking trails also lead to the top of the falls for elevated views. Basic toilet facilities are available on site, but there is no mobile phone reception.