Nundubbermere Falls sits on the Severn River within Sundown National Park in Queensland, Australia — a park whose land was once part of the historic Nundubbermere pastoral station, depicted in an 1852 painting by Sawkins.

The falls area offers a day-use area and a bush camping area, where tents can be pitched beneath a canopy of eucalypt and pine trees with views down the valley to the river.

The descent to the Severn River and falls is notably steep, though the walk rewards visitors with excellent views. The surrounding rocky terrain is habitat for brush-tailed rock-wallabies, making it a worthwhile spot to have a camera on hand.