Belterwijde is a lake in the province of Overijssel, situated near Wanneperveen in the Weerribben-Wieden region of the Netherlands. The lake is well known among water sports enthusiasts and sits within a broader network of waterways that characterizes this part of the country.

Several launching points are available in the area. Belterwiede Watersport in Wanneperveen provides a boat and trailer ramp, and Camping Kleine Belterwijde in Belt-Schutsloot also operates a marina with a trailer ramp for launching. Not all ramps in the Weerribben-Wieden region are public, and some require permission or a small fee, so it is worth confirming access arrangements in advance.

Paddlers based at Camping Kleine Belterwijde can rent single kayaks, double kayaks, Canadian canoes in two- to three-person and four-person configurations, and stand-up paddleboards directly from the campsite. A marked canoe route, the Kanoroute Belt-Schutsloot, runs through the natural area surrounding the lake and offers a structured option for exploring the local waterways.

The lake and its surroundings fall within the Weerribben-Wieden landscape, a nationally significant wetland area that supports diverse wildlife and natural features typical of Dutch peat lake districts. Holiday accommodations and campsites line the water's edge, meaning boat traffic from electric boats and other recreational craft can be expected, particularly during the summer holiday season.