Cedar Creek Falls is a natural cascading waterfall set within tropical rainforest in the Whitsundays region of Queensland, roughly 30 kilometres from Airlie Beach and 20 kilometres from Proserpine.

Considered the largest waterfall in the region, it drops into a clear rock swimming hole ringed by lush vegetation, including strangler figs and towering cedar trees.

A short 200-metre walk along a marked path leads from the car park to the falls and swimming hole, making it accessible for most visitors. More adventurous walkers can follow bushwalking trails up to the top of the falls for elevated views.

The waterfall flows most impressively after heavy rainfall and is a popular year-round swimming destination, offering a refreshing alternative to coastal waters during jellyfish stinger season.

Diving and jumping from the rocks is not permitted, as the pool is shallow in places with submerged rocks beneath the surface.