Butte Creek Falls is a waterfall on Butte Creek southeast of Scotts Mills in Oregon. It drops 78 feet in a single broad cascade and serves as the main attraction at the Butte Creek Falls trailhead and recreation site. Known chiefly for its scenic character rather than for historic associations, the falls stand out for their wide, curtain-like flow, which gives them a fuller appearance than a narrow plunge. They remain a focal point for visitors exploring this part of the Butte Creek drainage.