RV & Motorhome Storage

What good rv & motorhome storage looks like

The phrase “rv & motorhome storage” shows up on a lot of facility websites — but the actual delivery varies wildly. A facility that lists this category may have a single dedicated unit type, a couple of converted bays, or a purpose-built section with its own HVAC zone, monitoring system, and access controls. The differences matter because the contents you're storing have specific tolerances. RV storage breaks into three tiers: outdoor uncovered (cheapest, most exposure), covered (canopy roof, open sides), and fully enclosed (best protection, highest cost). Sizing matters — a Class A motorhome needs a 14×50 bay, while a teardrop trailer fits in a 10×20.

Climate & physical spec

Unit sizes & typical pricing

Pricing varies by metro and amenity load. The table below reflects the typical starting-rate range across StoreDash-verified facilities for this category. Expect a 15-40% premium versus a standard drive-up unit of the same footprint, reflecting HVAC, monitoring, and dedicated staffing.

What to ask before you reserve

• Outdoor, covered, or enclosed? Each tier roughly doubles the price of the prior.
• Is shore power available, and is it metered or included?
• Is there a dump station, wash bay, or septic service on-site?
• What is the gate height and turning radius for getting in and out?
• Are there height/length surcharges for oversized rigs?

Move-in checklist

• Full propane tank, full fuel tank with stabilizer.
• Battery on a smart trickle charger, or disconnected and stored separately.
• Tires inflated to spec, with tire covers if outdoor.
• Slide-outs in, awnings retracted, vents covered.
• Vinegar-and-water treatment in the freshwater system before long-term storage.