Living & gathering
Reclaimed barnwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, a Jøtul wood-burning stove, and a comfortable open loft with seating make the main cabin a welcoming place to gather after a day outdoors.
A custom-built 1,600-square-foot cabin with a separate 350-square-foot studio apartment, set directly on the Madison River. The property sleeps up to eight guests and is about 35 minutes from Yellowstone’s West Entrance.
Ask About Your DatesPhotos of the actual property and its riverfront setting.
View of the home from across the Madison River.
Front porch.
View down the driveway showing the home and the detached studio above the garage.
Looking south on the river side of the house.
Seating on the river deck.
A home made for gathering.
The kitchen.
Wood-burning stove.
The primary bedroom is on the main floor and faces the river.
The primary bathroom.
Each upstairs bedroom has custom-made log bunk beds, with a queen bed below and a twin bed above. An identical bedroom is located on the river side of the house.
Upstairs loft area.
View from the loft out the front feature windows toward the river.
Studio apartment.
Detached studio apartment looking north from the kitchen.
View of the river from the studio apartment.
Fire pit by the river.
Fire pit by the river.
Marshmallows and fishing by the river.
Our daughter fishing in front of the house.
Me with a big brown at dusk in front of the house.
BBQ’ing with the neighbor dogs.
Our family a few years back at the July 4th celebration in Ennis, Montana.
Us at Big Sky Resort, about one hour from the house.
Warm wood details, a kitchen for shared meals, restful bedrooms, and outdoor spaces that make it easy to enjoy the river setting. The Madison River is world-famous for fly fishing, making this a special place for anglers. A washer and dryer inside the house are available for guests to use during their stay.
Reclaimed barnwood floors, floor-to-ceiling windows, a Jøtul wood-burning stove, and a comfortable open loft with seating make the main cabin a welcoming place to gather after a day outdoors.
The custom kitchen is equipped for shared meals, with the living room and dining spaces nearby. The home also has three flat-screen TVs.
The Fishing Shack sits directly beside the legendary Madison River. Guests can fish from the property, and the area also offers opportunities for river floats. Always follow current fishing regulations and local conditions.
A washer and dryer are located inside the house and are available for guests’ personal use during their stay.
The property sleeps up to eight across four bedrooms: a main-floor primary bedroom with a queen bed, two upstairs bedrooms with custom log bunk beds (queen below and twin above), and a separate studio apartment with a queen bed. The listing includes three full bathrooms and one half bathroom.
Enjoy the river deck, hot tub, BBQ area, and riverside fire pit. The primary suite also has French doors opening to a five-person Jacuzzi tub overlooking the river.
Use the Fishing Shack as a home base for river days and memorable excursions.
About a 35-minute drive to the West Entrance, with opportunities to explore park scenery, wildlife, and trails.
Fish from the property or plan a float on the river. Check current local conditions and regulations before heading out.
Visit Ennis, explore historic Virginia City, or look for local music and seasonal Montana rodeos.
Hiking, horseback riding, Norris Hot Springs, and Big Sky Resort—about an hour away—offer more ways to enjoy the region.
Send your preferred dates and group size. We’ll reply with availability and pricing before any reservation is confirmed.
Explore our local recommendations and practical arrival information.
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