Robinson Falls is a waterfall on Tuckers Creek located within Cilantro Park near Nambour, in the Maroochy region of Queensland.

Named in honour of early settlers and brothers Edmund Alfred and Arthur Campbell Robinson, it sits surprisingly close to town yet feels genuinely secluded.

A short loop track of less than 1 km leads visitors down to the base of the falls and back up to the top, crossing Tuckers Creek at the bottom — a crossing that may require a hop after rain.

The surrounding bush has a lush, subtropical character, and the rocks near the base can be slippery. The walk is relatively easy and dogs are welcome on a lead. Flow varies noticeably with the seasons, running more strongly after rainfall.