Tim Shea Falls is a single-drop waterfall on Tim Shea Creek, a tributary of the Burnett River, set within Bunya Mountains National Park in Queensland's South Burnett Region.

The falls drop approximately 10–12 metres through dense bushland and tall hoop pine forest near the village of Dandabah. A maintained walking track from the Bunya Avenue car park leads to the falls in roughly 40 minutes return.

The route passes through a notable strangler fig and offers a chance to spot colourful bird species including Pittas and the Satin Bowerbird. The falls are best viewed after significant rainfall, typically between January and March.

Tim Shea Falls can also be combined with nearby Paradise Falls, Little Falls, and Big Falls along the Barker Creek Circuit for a longer half-day outing.