Belmar showcases a calm and peaceful atmosphere with predominantly single detached homes complemented by large and small apartment buildings. Housing options range from lofts to spacious four-bedroom units, offering diverse choices to meet various needs. The neighborhood’s compact design ensures many daily necessities and eateries are conveniently close by, with access to several cafes and clothing stores within the area. Primary schools are within easy reach, ideal for educational access. Residents benefit from nearby bus stops and multiple bus lines, while access to highways and ample parking enhances vehicle convenience. This neighborhood blends comfortable living with local amenities successfully.
Belmar offers an unique mix of areas that are both busy and quiet. Even though the atmosphere is not the liveliest in this neighborhood it is easy to find places to go out at night because they are well-spread throughout the area. At the same time, this part of Amarillo is very quiet overall, as there are generally low levels of noise from traffic.
Parks, schools, dining, and what makes this neighborhood special
Located at Bush Drive and Adirondack Trail, this 7‑acre joint City–AISD park wraps around the neighborhood’s elementary school and features a playground, covered seating, a paved walking trail, and basketball/tennis courts, making it a vibrant hub for both school and community recreation.
A highly rated pre‑K through 5 public school in the Amarillo ISD serving the neighborhood, known for its strong academic performance, small class sizes, and a Gifted & Talented program that makes it a cornerstone institution for local families.
Part of Belmar’s residential charm comes alive each holiday season on Gainsborough Street, renowned locally for festive, family‑friendly light displays that draw neighbors and visitors alike.
The tree‑lined, less‑traveled streets—especially around Candy Cane Lane—offer a walkable, nostalgic feel with established charm and holiday spirit that contribute to Belmar’s cozy neighborhood character.
Belmar Park spans about 19 acres as one of Amarillo’s developed neighborhood parks, providing ample green space for walking, picnicking, and casual outdoor enjoyment right within the local community.
Things to do, events, and what's happening this month
This free, all-ages spooky market is a convenient Amarillo outing for Belmar residents who enjoy local shopping and seasonal fun. Browse more than 70 artisan vendors, sample food-truck offerings, and let children trick-or-treat from booth to booth while costumes add to the Halloween atmosphere.
View event details →Belmar neighbors can enjoy an easy local evening of barbecue, drinks, networking, and live music without leaving Amarillo. The annual cook-off brings together more than 100 cooking teams, making it a flavorful community event for adults, groups of friends, and anyone wanting a distinctly Texas night out.
View event details →This nearby film festival offers Belmar residents a multi-day cultural activity featuring independent cinema, filmmaker conversations, panels, and networking. It is a strong choice for adults and older teens seeking something different from typical fall entertainment, with opportunities to attend individual screenings or build a full weekend itinerary.
View event details →The Peddler Show gives Belmar-area shoppers a relaxed weekend activity close to central Amarillo. Visitors can browse a large mix of home décor, handmade goods, gifts, antiques, and seasonal merchandise, making it suitable for casual browsing, early holiday shopping, or a family outing downtown.
View event details →This signature fall event is worth the short regional trip from Belmar for families wanting memorable outdoor entertainment. The schedule includes hot-air balloon launches, a morning 5K, food trucks, games, vendors, trick-or-treating from balloons, and a dramatic evening Balloon Glow at John Stiff Memorial Park.
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Local characteristics and demographics for Belmar
