Parker Creek Falls is a waterfall on Parker Creek in Benton County, Oregon, at an elevation of about 3,107 feet in the Coast Range.
The falls
Parker Creek begins at a spring north of Marys Peak, in Oregon's Coast Range, a belt of steep, deeply dissected hills wrapped in dense rainforest where heavy winter rain feeds short, fast creeks. The creek flows west and southwest over the falls on its way to the Upper North Fork Alsea River, and erosion-resistant gabbro is exposed at the site. World Waterfall Database's page for the falls marks the entry unconfirmed, calls the name Parker Creek Falls unofficial, and gives no height, drop count or other dimensions.
Getting there
A native-plant guide places the falls at road mile 6.1 on the route up Marys Peak. An official trailhead, parking area, fee, permit and 2026 access status are not documented.
Nearby
Alder Creek Falls is about 2.7 miles away, and Vanorten Falls, on the North Fork Alsea River, about 4.3 miles. Fish Hatchery Falls, also on the North Fork Alsea River, is about 5.6 miles away, and Racks Creek Falls about 5.7 miles. Corvallis, the nearest city of any size, is roughly 15.4 miles to the east.
Distances are straight-line.