Belmont Hot Springs RV Park

I am not sure what the negative review was on about. The Hot Springs were beautiful and very warm. The camp host (Wanda) was very friendly and extremely helpful. She made the experience that much more incredible. The views were amazing - excellent sunset and wild horses nearby. Would stay here anytime I am in need of a place to sleep in the area.

Our site was nice.  A little close to the neighbors but good for a couple of nights.  The staff was very friendly.  Check in was very confusing.  I reserved a spot but was never required to put a deposit on it and never received any kind of confirmation.  When we arrived we had no idea where to go or who to talk to.  We saw a man in a safety vest and he directed us to pull into one of 3 open sites nearby.  He told us to talk to a lady in the camper across from us to pay for our nights. She was not available at the time so we waited until she came around.  She instructed me to call another lady to pay over the phone with my credit card.  The lady I called was the one who usually handled everything but she was out of town.  Everyone was very nice but it was just a little strange to me.  It was all very casual. It does look like there are a lot of full timers living there. The weather was not very cooperative while we were there so we spent most of our time inside our camper.  We did walk around a bit and check out the hot spring.  We would stay there again.

Find the scuba Hot Springs pool. Just beyond that is a yellow gate. We were given permission to walk down that road. It says to stay to the left which goes nowhere but if you go to the right, it winds back into the most beautiful landscape. Lots of flowers and birds and bugs and wildlife. Totally change the way I felt about this campground.

This used to be some type of Hot Springs resort. But they have torn out the shower houses over a year and a half ago and that does not show up on the website that connects to The Dyrt. If you do a Google search that website indicates that there are only honey buckets and no showers. The hot springs had at one time different pools that are all filled in with gravel. The actual hot springs looks like it used to have a cement bottom but that is all broken up. You can go in the hot springs but there’s big chunks of cement in the bottom, if you were staying in the RV section, you may have a different review but they sent us down to this little quiet field area where it looks like there used to be tent spots, but there aren’t anymore. It’s just a mowed field of grass and for all of the campsites, there is only one fire pit and no picnic tables. We paid $30 a night to stay down here. That being said we decided to stay a second night because there’s tons of bird life and it’s just really kind of a chill place. There’s no one else around us so it was super quiet and a huge full moon last night. We’ve been setting up and taking down our tent for several days so we decided to just hang out here. There are laundry facilities.. Thestaff is very very friendly and helpful 

Overnight rate of $40 was great. They had two spots side by side available for our rv party of two. Grounds were clean and quite. Liked that there was well kept grass in each spot. Full hook up was great. Features natural hot springs. Beautiful views. Nice place.