Summer Falls (also known as Summer Creek Falls) is a waterfall on Summer Creek within Conondale National Park, not far from Kenilworth in Queensland, Australia.

The falls are best visited after rainfall and require a steep climb to reach, set within a gorge that demands two mandatory swim-throughs immediately before the drop.

The approach involves considerable rock hopping along the creek bed, which makes for slow travel. Rocks can be extremely slippery, and a rope may be useful for certain sections. Navigation skills are essential, as there is no straightforward marked trail.

For those wanting more, the creek offers optional bouldering challenges and additional waterfall climbs beyond the main falls.