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Anglers and river adventurers pick Varney Bridge for direct access to the Madison River's blue-ribbon trout fishing. The site lies 1 mile west of Ennis on US Highway 287, then 10 miles south on County Road 1, putting fly shops and supplies in Ennis within easy reach. Campers pay a small fee and face a 7-day limit with basic toilets on hand.
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Write a ReviewNo, Varney Bridge lacks full hookups. Water, electric, and sewer connections sit absent at this primitive state fishing access site. Camp trailers access the area for dry camping. Bring self-contained setups. Toilets provide the only facility; contact Montana FWP to confirm.
Yes, Varney Bridge welcomes pets. Leash dogs at all times per state rules. No breed or size limits noted, but clean up after them. No dedicated dog park exists. Pets enjoy river trails and open spaces alongside fishing action.
A small fee covers camping at Varney Bridge. Call Montana Fish, Wildlife & Parks at 406-994-4042 for exact rates. Fee grants boat launch, toilets, and 7-day stays. Reservations rarely needed for this public site, but arrive early in peak season.
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