A man in a navy jacket carries a folded RV cover across the concrete floor of an indoor storage building, past a white Class A motorhome, a beige fifth wheel and a small travel trailer parked in bays beside open roll up doors

RV Storage Near You: Compare Indoor, Covered and Outdoor Facilities

Compare 180 facilities across 16 states to find the right indoor storage for your RV.

Reviewed by Smart RV Hub Editorial Team

Facility count taken from our own directory database on 11 November 2026, after test rows were removed.

Price ranges from Neighbor's RV storage cost guide, read 11 November 2026, never from first person testing.

Storing between trips rather than owning year round? Work through the arithmetic on renting against buying before you pay for a bay.

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How Do You Search This Directory?

To find RV storage near you, filter by state, then set a minimum rating, because the directory has no ZIP code or radius search.

Listings record indoor storage, climate control, 24 hour access, security systems and vehicle washing, but not covered parking, gated entry or private electric hookups, so ask each facility about those before you sign.

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Searching near Palm Bay, Florida? Indoor RV & Boat Storage at 2235 Malabar Rd in Malabar, a town in the Palm Bay metro area, is listed as indoor and climate controlled, in the directory's premium price band.

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Bay Area RV & Boat Storage

2150 S El Camino Real, San Mateo, California
Indoor StorageClimate ControlledSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

Eastside Covered RV Storage

12255 NE District Way, Bellevue, WA
Indoor StorageClimate ControlledSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

Denver Premium Indoor Storage

5200 E Evans Ave, Denver, Colorado
Indoor StorageClimate ControlledSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

Austin Luxury RV Storage

9300 S Congress Ave, Austin, Texas
Indoor StorageClimate ControlledSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

Mountain View RV Storage

910 Highland Road, Denver, Colorado
Indoor StorageClimate ControlledSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

Haslet Boat & RV Storage

800 Blue Mound Road E, Haslet, Texas
Indoor StorageSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

North Fort Worth RV & Boat Storage

12500 Willow Springs Rd, Haslet, Texas
Indoor StorageSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

Elite RV Houston

20345 Binford Rd, Waller, Texas
Indoor StorageClimate ControlledSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

National Indoor RV Centers (NIRVC)

498 State Hwy 121, Lewisville, Texas
Indoor StorageClimate ControlledSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

RecNation RV & Boat Storage, Fort Worth

16161 US-377, Fort Worth, Texas
Indoor StorageClimate ControlledSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

Mansfield Boat & RV Storage

1945 Farm to Market Road 157, Mansfield, Texas
Indoor StorageSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

Keller RV Storage

4520 Keller Hicks Road, Fort Worth, Texas
Indoor StorageSecurity System
Price Range
$301 - $500

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Before You Pay for Storage, Run the Numbers on Renting It Out

Storage costs about $55 to $550 every month while your RV sits idle, depending on the type you choose.

Listing it on Outdoorsy can turn some of those idle months into rental income, and you set your own availability.

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What Is the Difference Between Indoor, Covered, and Outdoor RV Storage?

Indoor storage costs the most and guards against the most, while an open lot costs least and leaves your RV in the weather.

The ranges overlap, so a cheap indoor bay can cost less than a pricey covered spot near a city.

Monthly RV storage cost ranges overlap more than most owners expectA range chart of monthly RV storage prices from Neighbor's RV storage cost guide. An outdoor open lot runs about $55 to $160 a month, covered or canopy storage $100 to $250, and indoor storage $150 to $550. The covered and indoor ranges overlap between $150 and $250, so a cheap indoor bay can cost less than a pricey covered spot.What a month of storage costsPublished ranges, US dollars a month$0$100$200$300$400$500$600Outdoor open lot: $55 to $160Covered or canopy: $100 to $250Indoor: $150 to $550
  • Outdoor open lot: $55 to $160 a month
  • Covered or canopy: $100 to $250 a month
  • Indoor: $150 to $550 a month
Source: Neighbor, RV Storage Cost Guide, read 11 November 2026.
  • Indoor

    Cost a month:
    $150 to $550
    Protects against:
    Mold, cracked seals and heat or cold stress on batteries, in climate controlled bays
  • Covered or canopy

    Cost a month:
    $100 to $250
    Protects against:
    UV, hail and tree sap
  • Outdoor open lot

    Cost a month:
    $55 to $160
    Protects against:
    No weather cover, so sun, rain and temperature extremes reach it

Monthly ranges from Neighbor's published cost guide, read 11 November 2026; local quotes vary with RV length and region.

Indoor Climate Controlled

The premium option, at $150 to $550 a month. Temperature and humidity regulation cuts the risk of mold, cracked seals, and heat or cold stress on batteries.

Our rule of thumb: it is worth it for a high value coach or a stay of more than four months.

Covered or Canopy

A roof structure protects against UV damage, hail, and tree sap for $100 to $250 a month, without the cost of a full building.

A good middle ground that prevents the most common types of exterior damage while keeping costs manageable.

Outdoor Open Lot

The most affordable option, at $55 to $160 a month, with your RV exposed to sun, rain, and temperature extremes.

If you choose it, invest in a quality RV cover and UV resistant tire covers, and plan on resealing the roof every year.

A long open sided steel canopy shades a row of white travel trailers and a fifth wheel on a gravel lot inside a chain link fence, while two more trailers stand uncovered in full sun beyond it, with dry hills behind
Covered and open spaces on one lot: the trailers under the canopy are out of the sun, while the two on the right take the full weather.

The storage you pick affects how well your RV holds its value. It also decides how much work you face when you take it out again, which our winterization checklist covers check by check.

Which Kind of RV Storage Should You Pick?

Two questions settle it for most owners: what the RV is worth, and what the weather can do to it.

Two questions pick the right kind of RV storageFirst question: is it a high value coach, or will it be stored for more than four months? If yes, choose indoor storage. If no, second question: will it face hail, hard sun or trees overhead? If yes, choose covered storage. If no to both, an outdoor open lot works, with a quality RV cover and tire covers.Two questions pick the type1A high value coach, orstored over four months?YesIndoorNo2Hail, hard sun or treesover the spot you can get?YesCoveredNoNo to both: outdoor lotOn an open lot, budget for a quality RV cover and tire covers.
  1. A high value coach, or stored over four months? Yes: indoor.
  2. Hail, hard sun or trees over the spot you can get? Yes: covered.

No to both: an outdoor lot, with a quality RV cover.

What Should You Look for in an RV Storage Facility?

Look for four things before you sign, and ask about any the listing does not mention.

  • Security you can see

    Round the clock cameras, a gate and your own access code.

  • Access hours that fit

    Hours that match when you actually leave on a trip, even at 5 AM on a Saturday.

  • Room to turn

    Drive aisles wide enough for a Class A coach or a long fifth wheel.

  • Power at the space

    An outlet, so a battery maintainer or shore power can run through the off season.

A woman in a gray fleece crouches on the concrete floor of an indoor storage bay, plugging a yellow power cord from an outlet on a concrete pillar into the side of a white travel trailer, with a motorhome parked in the next bay
An outlet at the space lets the battery stay charged while the RV sits, which not every facility offers.
Each feature in detail

Security cameras and gated access. 24/7 surveillance and individual access codes are non negotiable.

Check whether the facility has on site staff during business hours and what their response protocol is for alarms.

Access hours that match your schedule. Some facilities restrict access to business hours.

Planning to leave for a trip at 5 AM on a Saturday? Confirm before you sign that the facility gives you access to your RV at that hour.

Drive aisle width and turning radius. Large Class A coaches and long fifth wheels need wide aisles to maneuver.

Ask about the widest and longest RV the facility can comfortably accommodate.

Electrical hookups for battery maintenance. Keeping a maintainer on lead acid batteries during storage prevents sulfation, while lithium batteries store best at the partial charge their maker specifies.

Read our explainer on how RV batteries hold their charge for storage specific maintenance by battery chemistry.

Not all facilities offer this, and some charge extra.

Preparing Your RV for Storage?

Work through the checklist so your RV is winterized and ready before it goes into storage.

The Storage Checklist

Want a year round system? Our RV maintenance checklist ebook is in the works for seasonal upkeep beyond storage season, with a waitlist open now.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Should I store my RV locally or farther away to save money?

A facility farther from home is often cheaper because land and demand cost less outside major metro areas, but that saving has to be weighed against the drive every time you want the RV.

Use the RV often?

A slightly pricier local option can save more in time and fuel.

Comparing a few facilities within a sensible radius usually finds the right balance.

Do storage facilities require insurance on my RV?

Most require proof of insurance before they accept a vehicle, because the facility covers the grounds rather than your RV.

Ask your own insurer whether coverage continues, and at what level, while the RV sits in storage rather than being driven.

Some insurers offer a reduced rate for a vehicle that is not in use.

Can I work on my RV while it is in storage?

That varies by facility.

Check the rules before you assume you can.

Some allow basic maintenance such as battery checks or tire pressure within your own space, while others limit you to loading and unloading.

The stricter policies usually exist to keep aisles clear and reduce mess for other tenants.

How much notice is needed to move in or out?

Notice requirements vary widely, so confirm the policy directly with any location you are considering.

Many operate month to month.

Little or no notice is needed to leave.

Facilities in high demand areas may need more lead time to secure a space in the first place, so plan ahead in busy regions.

Does storing my RV affect my insurance rate?

It can lower the premium in some cases, because an insurer may treat a secured facility as reduced risk for theft or weather damage.

Ask your provider whether they offer a storage rate and what proof of storage they need to apply it.

Any discount depends on your insurer and the type of facility, so confirm before assuming one applies.