Upper Cam Falls is a small waterfall of approximately four metres in height, situated on a branch of the East Cam River in Tasmania. It is also known colloquially as Lockwood Creek Falls.

The falls are noted for their distinctive rock formations over which the water flows, and the surrounding temperate rainforest is rich with ferns, creating a scenic backdrop that makes the site particularly popular with photographers.

The waterfall is best visited during winter, as flow diminishes significantly in the warmer months.

Reaching it is classified as a Grade 3 hike, requiring some bushwalking experience, with the trail generally distinct but likely to involve fallen debris and other obstacles.

Note that access is currently prohibited at the request of the landowner, and track information has been withheld accordingly.