Cedar falls is very accessible from car park. A brief walk to edge of water. At this time of year not a lot of water coming over falls but is still nice place to visit or even have a swim

The waterfalls are a must see if you're staying in the area. We visited in July and despite it being the dry season, the falls were flowing. They are quite spectacular! The water is quite chilly! Some people were swimming in bathers but we were glad we brought our wetsuits! I recommend aqua shoes too as some of the rocks are very slippery. There is a small carpark and toilets. The waterfalls are right next to the carpark so there is almost no walk at all. The drive there is pretty straightforward however the last section is a narrow road so watch out for drivers coming too fast around corners!

We visited the falls when staying at Airlie Beach. Easily accessible by car, we loved the swim and explore. Falls were going strong, despite little recent rain. Water was cold, be prepared, but we acclimated quickly and it was fine. We didn't need wetsuits. The rocks are slippery and can be sharp, so recommend you bring shoes that can get wet, at least to wear them to the waters edge. We stayed about an hour, others had picnics going. We swam to the falls, hard to stay there with the water pressure. Kids found a rope swing and rock ledge and loved jumping into the deep water.