Looking for the best campgrounds near Ennis, MT? Ennis is an adventure-filled destination for those who love the outdoorsy camper lifestyle. But it's also great for those who prefer to spend time near the city, exploring and sightseeing. At The Dyrt, campers like you share their favorite spots, plus tips and photos. No matter where you're headed in Ennis, you'll find the best spot for you and your camping crew.
$12 - $18 / night
"Small fishing access campground near Ennis MT. Sites are fairly large. Montana residents get a nice rate but even for out of state only $18/night. Quiet, mainly fly fishing campers here."
"Close to town of Ennis and great spots right on the river to fish. The sites are well spaced out and beautiful views of the Madison valley and mountain ranges."
"Well really enjoyed our time at Ennis. The town is close to the Rv park, we could really easily bike to the grocery store and some local restaurants."
"Really nice RV Park just on the edge of town. Overlooks a bluff with gorgeous view. Nice level gravel parking pads with a grass rectangle beside each spot."
"This campground is conveniently located near downtown Ennis, Montana. While you're close enough to town to run and get coffee in the morning, your spot will feel tucked back by the river."
"Great spot right on Ennis Lake. Stayed for one night and part of the next day."
"Beautiful spot just on Ennis Lake. Probably 6-8 sites. Each site has a fire ring and picnic table. There’s also a bathroom on site!"
"With the Madison river spots filling up fast Ennis lake usually has spots to offer. It is close to some residents but this isn’t a lake in the mountains."
$33 - $44 / night
"Come for the hot spring and stay steps away in a great tent or RV site! The RV sites have water and electric hook ups, and there is a portable toilet by the tent sites."
"Outside of the hot springs there’s nothing to do at the small campground. They have it well maintained and it is pretty quiet even though it’s on the highway."
"There are a few smaller sites right next to the river, which are close to the road. Further down, there are a few more spots with more space, but from those spots it's a short walk to the river."
"Lovely Devils Creek to walk along and a local hike to a mountain summit from just outside the campground. Easy access, though a drive needed to either side of Glacier NP."
$72 / night
"Had spot away from highway. Hosts friendly and accommodating."
"Very clean, super nice owners, close to a quaint little historical town, and 15 minutes from another great little town. Good foods and shopping nearby. Very clean showers and laundry area."
"We were there on Saturday and it was busy but not crazy non the morning we went down to Norris hot springs and over to Ennis for pizza and beer. Pretty ideal way to spend the weekend!"
"This area has a lot to offer within a 15 min drive from wherever you camp. There are a lot of people that use this and there are a lot of parties."
$30 - $50 / night
"Small campground tucked away in town. Walking distance to the cute center of town. Clean —and convenient."
GuideAbout 15 miles of paved roads from Bozeman. Separated sites, most with lake views. Clean vault toilets.
Guide12 miles from Bozeman. Creekside spots are high demand, but other spots are nice also. Flat for rigs, and very clean vault toilets. Lots of hikes and reservoir is only 4 miles further. Hood Creek Campground 5 miles further had ample spots including lakeside.
ScoutSmall but clean, easy walk to town
ScoutFriendly and clean. I would have no issue staying here again if I was back in the area.
TravelerWe were fortunate enough to find this place, thanks to the Forest Service branch in West Yellowstone. Pros: Beautiful campgrounds the area is truly amazingly stunning. Very quiet almost felt like bookdocking. The silt toilets were the cleanest we have ever seen. Host Gene is a hardworking guy as well as his wife who were so helpful that we decided to extend our stay by two more nights Yellowstone is close enough when considering the vastness of the area. The west entry point is a 30 minute drive. ( helpful hint) we got up early (4am) and drive to the hot spots in Yellowstone to beat the crowds, find a parking spot,cook breakfast and then hit the trails before they are packed by noon we are on the way out when literally hundreds of vehicles are bumper to bumper stuck in miles long congestion. We then have the rest of the day to relax or explore other less crowded areas. The Earthquake information center is a 5 minute drive towards Virginia City, definitely a must do(they close mid September) but there are plenty of interpretive signs to guide you. If you go when they are open they have a short 20 minute film and I interesting information on the August 17th 1959 quake that devastated the area. Take the guided hike to the refuge point, Ranger Joe is great! The Cabin creek hike is one of the best most scenic hikes I’ve ever done, it’s only a few miles down the road goi g to West Yellowstone. Fishing is a way of life here, the Madison river flows through the mountains here from lake Hebgen to Quake lake. Fly fishing only! We have the senior access pass campsite was $13 per night, normally $26. There are 3 loops and 70 sites, we stayed in A-9 for 5 days. I would return to this campground without hesitation.
TravelerWe had a lovely overnight at this RV Park in Sept 2025. The park is very handy to all the area has to offer, and the country setting lets you relax and rest peacefully after a long day exploring. The staff were exceptionally welcoming. Our pull-through site was spacious, level, and equipped with reliable full hookups (30/50 amp), shady trees, fire pit, picnic table, and Wi-Fi. The amenities were top-notch: clean restrooms, a well-maintained laundry room, the best setup we have seen thus far for the cost.
GuideThis was a relatively normal campground, with a decent, but small, level back-in site, full hook ups, and relatively clean bathroom. BUT, access to the Hot Springs facility next door was next level (and why this campground was substantially more expensive, at least in our experience). Additionally, there was live music on the night we were there, which was an added bonus. The facility had swimming pools, hot and cold tubs, a steam room, and my favorite, a properly hot sauna. The facility caters to local members, so it is very clean and nicely managed. The cost may prevent a multiple night stay, but for an evening after a few nights of boondocking...why not?
TravelerThere is so much for families at this park. It’s clean, friendly and nice.
TravelerThe road is very rutted but even sedans are able to make the drive in. When you get to the sites, you must park at the top of the hill and lug all your gear down to the creek which is a pain if you are needing to make multiple trips. There are 3 main sites, 2 of which are pretty close together. All was well until a huge group of loud and disrespectful college kids came and partied till 3am. Loud music, yelling and their dogs were off lead so constantly in our site. One of their dogs came and peed on one of our backpacks. It was awful and if we go back, we will be setting up tents and staying in each site if possible, just to avoid that nonsense again. I wouldn't recommend.
Camping near Ennis, Montana, offers a mix of beautiful landscapes and outdoor activities. Whether you're looking for a peaceful retreat or an adventure-filled getaway, this area has something for everyone.
Camping around Ennis, MT, offers a variety of experiences, from peaceful retreats to adventurous outings. Make sure to check out the local campgrounds and enjoy the great outdoors!
Frequently Asked Questions
What camping is available near Ennis, MT?
According to TheDyrt.com, Ennis, MT offers a wide range of camping options, with 169 campgrounds and RV parks near Ennis, MT and 27 free dispersed camping spots.
Which is the most popular campground near Ennis, MT?
According to TheDyrt.com, the most popular campground near Ennis, MT is Valley Garden Campground with a 4.1-star rating from 12 reviews.
Where can I find free dispersed camping near Ennis, MT?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 27 free dispersed camping spots near Ennis, MT.
What parks are near Ennis, MT?
According to TheDyrt.com, there are 14 parks near Ennis, MT that allow camping, notably Custer Gallatin National Forest and Gallatin National Forest.
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