Belmont Park near Buxton, ND, features flat terrain with open spaces and scattered trees. The area experiences temperatures ranging from lows of 10°F in winter to highs of 85°F in summer. Nearby attractions include the Red River, which offers opportunities for fishing and kayaking, and Turtle River State Park, known for its hiking trails and picnic areas.

Belmont Park

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Had to ask to find but nice little out of the way spot had alittle gravel road to get back to it not bad seemed well token care of  the site manager was very nice. The cost was 10 buck's there were group that seemed to be there for awaile in campers right next to the only out house for this huge spot was very sad not to see any picnic table's for the tent people they did have couple fire pit's . But would of been nice to relax for the short period of time before getting ate by bug's there on the water again  with boat doc  nice big area but more toilet's and tables would of been wonderful

out of the way nice

This park has been closed on and off during the time of the pandemic. When open, it is a hidden gem for rustic camping in terms of setting and location, deep in the woods and right on a bend on the river. The campsites  are well spaced and shaded, and the tenting area is particularly spacious. There is an official boat access to the river for fishing, but it seems to have sustained some flood damage during recent storms, and it is pretty steep, so it might not be the easiest for boats and trailers until repaired.  I am giving this campground a 3 because though the wooded setting is so appealing, warranted a 4 or even 5,  I will say that campground overall was a bit run down, the outhouse facilities left a bit to be desired, better maintanence is needed, and one the the main group picnic shelters seemed a bit rickety.  Another reviewer mentioned bugs, this is not a problem in fall when we were there, and the campground is well above the river so maybe not a problem in drier times in summer, but I can imagine that after times of rain there would be alot of muddy puddle areas along shore that might be mosquito heaven

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