Chase Creek is a stream flowing through the Village of Chase in British Columbia, situated between Kamloops and Salmon Arm in one of the driest regions of Canada.

The creek is known for Chase Falls, a 32-foot waterfall that drops through a narrow canyon near Highway 1, sliding then plunging into a pool.

During high flow the creek spans an 80-foot-wide ledge, while late in the season low volume reduces it to a single channel. The creek supports fishing for mountain whitefish, rainbow trout, and Chinook salmon.

Trails along Chase Creek wind through the community, offering relaxed walking access to the waterway and its surroundings.