Belmont Park

Belmont Park, located in Mission Beach, San Diego County, is a historic seaside amusement park that was officially established on July 4, 1925. The coastal scenery of the beach and the various amusement facilities in the park attract millions of tourists from all over the world every year. The park's more well-known attractions are the GiantDipperRollerCoaster (the Big Dipper Roller Coaster). This wooden roller coaster, built in 1925, is one of the oldest all-wood roller coasters in American history. With 2,500 feet of track and 13 thrilling turns, plus a wide view, riding this roller coaster is not only a challenge of courage, but also allows you to scream and scream while enjoying the seaside scenery. The roller coaster is also considered a local landmark. In addition to the iconic "Big Dipper", there are many thrilling rides in the park, such as vertical landing, crazy seabed, and laser maze. The amusement park also offers bumper cars, a carousel, and some other action-packed games for kids. Belmont Park also has beach sports clubs, cafes, restaurants and specialty food stalls to meet visitors' rest and dining after exciting games. Play a round of mini golf, take the kids on a rock climbing tour, or get a tattoo painted in the park shop for a different way of relaxing. Rows of tropical palm trees, cool coastal winds, and the beautiful natural beauty of the Southern California Bay also make Belmont Park a great summer destination for the whole family.