Ennis RV Village

The Great Outdoors

Once you have settled into your temporary home, the real fun can begin. Fuel up your campervan rental and hit the road to see some of the most incredible parks and recreational areas that the state has to offer. Beaverhead Rock State Park is a short drive from where you will be staying, home to Beaverhead Rock itself. The important natural landmark played a huge role in guiding the Lewis & Clark Expedition, with its massive size and distinctive resemblance to a beaver head. This lovely natural attraction is on the National Register of Historic Places, and it's an excellent place to explore. Speaking of Lewis & Clark, Lewis & Clark Caverns State Park is just north of Ennis, named for its subterranean passageways. In addition to touring the caverns and seeing the famous big-eared bats that call it home, you can hike, ride mountain bikes, fish, bird watch, and camp in this peaceful slice of paradise named for the explorers tasked with mapping the Louisiana Purchase back in the early 19th century.Harriman State Park is found to the south of your campsite at Ennis RV Village, just over the border in Idaho. Take the RV rental down for a visit, and you can enjoy this dreamy place. Once owned by the Union Pacific Railroad, this sprawling wonderland of forest and water now entertains and enchants with miles of hiking paths, wide-open meadows, fly-fishing streams and waterways, and more. Depending on the time of year, you can hike, bike, ride horses, snowshoe, or go cross-country skiing through the park to explore its hidden beauty.There are two famous national parks worth checking out when you're camping at Ennis RV Village. Grand Teton National Park is a world-famous skiing and snowboarding destination, with fabulous rock-climbing areas to make use of in the summertime. Whether you are ripping down the slopes of the mountains in fresh snow powder or on a mountain bike, you will be awestruck by the gorgeous landscapes that surround you.Yellowstone National Park is also nearby when you rent an RV near Ennis, MT. The park is one of the most popular in the country, and the first national park ever established anywhere in the world. Amazing geological phenomena can be observed while visiting the park, like strange sulfur springs, tar pits, and large geysers like Old Faithful that blast scalding hot water out of the Earth. No matter where you go, you are bound to see some stunning natural beauty at this fascinating park.

City Sightseeing

Ennis is a tiny village in the vast countryside of Montana, and when you first arrive, you'll see its charming streets lined with local businesses like wineries, diners, art galleries, and other shops. There are also a couple of museums located in this small town, including the Madison Valley History Museum. This living history museum was established to highlight different historical aspects of the area and is dedicated to preserving the area's past. Pioneer history is thrown under the microscope in this family-friendly environment, with a real-life blacksmith shop, log cabins, and other neat features.The Wildlife Museum of the West is an animal lover's dream, with beautiful dioramas featuring life-size depictions of real wildlife that can be found in the region. See bighorn sheep, bison, elk, black bears, pygmy owls, golden eagles, and mountain lions in their natural habitats, essentially the next best thing after seeing these creatures in the wild.If the prospect of skiing or snowboarding over in the Grand Tetons sounds pretty amazing, you don’t need to travel far to do it. Big Sky Resort is close to Ennis, and one of the biggest mountain resorts in the entire western United States thanks to epic annual snowfalls. When you book an RV in Madison County, you can even ride up to Bozeman and see some more city sights. No matter what you do while camping at Ennis RV Village, you are bound to have the time of your life.