Kleine Belterwijde is a small lake in the northwestern corner of the Dutch province of Overijssel, situated near the village of Belt-Schutsloot.

Its western shore is formed by the Arembergergracht, and the lake connects to the Belter- en Beulakerwijde via that canal. To the south, the Schutsloot runs eastward through the village, linking the lake to both the Belterwijde and the Schutsloterwijde.

The shores of Kleine Belterwijde are lined with campsites and small marinas, making it a popular base for water-based recreation. Visitors can access the lake directly for swimming, fishing, boating, and paddlesports.

A marina with a trailer ramp serves those arriving by boat, and various watercraft are available to rent for exploring the surrounding waterways.