2024: Beulah’s Complete List of Parks and Recreation Centers

July is National Park and Recreation Month. It is dedicated “to promote building strong, vibrant, and resilient communities” by highlighting local parks and recreational centers while recognizing the staff and administration that help maintain them throughout America. This year’s theme is “Where You Belong (to celebrate) the many ways park and recreation professionals … foster a sense of belonging … by providing welcoming and inclusive programs, essential services …, and safe, accessible spaces to build meaningful connections.” 

Beulah’s Parks and Recreational Offerings

The City of Beulah agrees with fostering a sense of belonging and stands by celebrating its parks and recreation professionals. Most of Beulah’s parks are less than an acre in size and are located in residential communities. They are essential to high-quality living. Without the dedicated workers, Beulah’s parks and recreational facilities would not be the fun filled places that they are. The City of Beulah THANKS YOU for your efforts!

Beulah’s Parks and Rec Dept provides opportunities and events for community members, visitors, and guests to enjoy themselves while building strong bonds. 

Support Beulah’s Children

While registration is closed for many activities, support Beulah’s children by attending one of the baseball/softball games offered through Beulah Parks and Rec.

At Wolf Complex, your game options are:

• Fastpitch Softball with players ages 11 - 14
• Tball Baseball with players ages 5 - 6 (how adorable)
• Cal Ripken Rookies Baseball with players ages 7 - 9 
• Cal Ripken Majors Baseball with players ages 9 - 13

At Goldman Field, located inside McKenzie Park, your game options are:

• Babe Ruth Baseball with players ages 13 - 15
• Legion Baseball with players ages 15 - 18

Support in all forms goes a long way in positive child development.
 

Parks and Recreation Centers

Below is a comprehensive list of all parks and recreation centers in Beulah. Each link will take you to detailed information regarding each site.

Campgrounds 

Eagles Campground - Highway 49, open May - October
Beulah Bay - South shore of Lake Sakakawea, open May - September
Riverside Park - South bank of the Knife River, 25 acres in size with Riverside Greenway, voted best trail in Beulah
Shelter Rentals - Shelter rentals are located at Beulah Bay (two) and Riverside Park (five and a gazebo)

Facilities

Energy Wellness - State-of-the-art facility offers year-round recreation with many indoor amenities: basketball and racquetball courts, track, golf simulator, and so much more
Goldmann Field - Located in the heart of Beulah, equipped with a full-sized diamond and concession area
Ice Rink - A gem located at Prairie Hills Park
SK8TERS Skatepark -  Located in the heart of Beulah, next to Goldmann Field. This park was professionally designed by American Ramp Company with the assistance of local skaters.
Wolf Softball Complex - Consists of four softball fields, two sand volleyball courts, playground area, picnic tables and bleachers. Situated on approximately 15 acres.

Parks

Central Park - 0.40 acres with an updated playground area
Century 5th Park - 0.40 acres with a playground and basketball court
Country Club Park - smallest park with a small playground
Fair Street Park - 3.5 acres of unutilized, open space 
Gateway Park - 0.40 acres with mature trees, a playground area, and basketball court
Lignite Park - ½ acre with a playground area, open turf, and benches
Lions Park - ½ acre with an updated playground area
McKenzie Park - Beulah’s largest park - 10 acres housing Goldmann Field, SK8TERS Skatepark, tennis and basketball courts
Prairie Hills Park - 1 acre with a full playground area and an ice-skating rink (weather permitting)
Troy Park - 0.40 acres with a swing set, basketball court, and benches

We invite you to use the summer as the perfect time to visit one, or more of Beulah’s parks and recreation centers.