

RV Storage
When your cross-country adventure ends, we are here to help store your RV. Free up your driveway and utilize one of our secure parking spaces.
Find StorageWe’re Your RV Storage Destination
When your next road trip ends, Storage Rentals of America is here to help you store your RV with confidence. Our RV storage options are designed for campers, trailers, fifth wheels, motorhomes, toy haulers, and other recreational vehicles that take up too much space at home.
Whether you need short-term RV parking between trips or long-term storage during the off-season, SROA makes it easy to find a convenient storage location near you. Enter your ZIP code to view available RV storage options, compare space sizes, and reserve online.


RV Storage Options at This Location
Looking for a convenient place to store your RV? This Storage Rentals of America location offers outdoor RV parking designed to fit a variety of RV types and sizes. Whether you’re storing a travel trailer, fifth wheel, or motorhome, our spacious parking areas make drop-off and pick-up easy.
Not sure which space is right for your RV? Our friendly storage team is here to help you choose the best option based on your RV’s length and storage needs. When you’re ready, you can reserve your RV storage online or give us a call to rent quickly and hassle-free.
Convenient and Secure RV Storage Locations Near You
RV Storage Options
Different RVs need different storage solutions. The right option depends on your RV’s size, how often you use it, the level of protection you want, and what is available at nearby SROA locations.
Outdoor RV Parking
Best for: Motorhomes, campers, fifth wheels, travel trailers, toy haulers, and larger RVs. - Outdoor parking is often the most common RV storage option. It is a practical choice for RV owners who need a dedicated parking space outside the home.
Covered RV Storage
Best for: RV owners who want partial overhead protection. - Covered parking may help reduce exposure to sun, rain, and debris where available. Availability varies by location.
Indoor or Enclosed RV Storage
Best for: Smaller RVs, camper vans, select trailers, or customers looking for more protection. - Indoor or enclosed vehicle storage may be available at select facilities. Height, width, door clearance, and total RV length must be confirmed before renting.
Pull-Up or Drive-Up Access
Best for: Customers who want easier drop-off and pick-up. - Wide aisles, drive-up layouts, and easy vehicle access may make storing larger RVs more convenient. Features vary by facility.
How Much Does RV Storage Cost?
RV storage pricing can vary by location, space size, storage type, availability, and facility features. A larger motorhome may require a bigger space than a camper van or small trailer, and covered or enclosed options may cost more than standard outdoor parking where those options are available.
Common factors that can affect RV storage pricing include:
- Your city, state, or local market.
- RV length, width, and height.
- Outdoor, covered, or enclosed storage type.
- Space availability at the facility.
- Access features and facility layout.
- Security features available at that location.
- Short-term or long-term rental needs.
- Current promotions or online rates.
For the most accurate pricing, enter your ZIP code and view available RV storage spaces near you.
Why Store Your RV With SROA?
Your RV is a major investment. SROA gives you a convenient place to keep it when it is not on the road.
Free Up Space at Home
RVs, campers, and trailers can take over a driveway, garage, yard, or street parking area. RV storage helps you reclaim that space while keeping your vehicle accessible for your next trip.
Flexible Month-to-Month Rentals
Need storage for the winter, between road trips, during a move, or year-round? SROA offers flexible rental options so you can store your RV for the amount of time that fits your needs.
Convenient Locations
With SROA locations across multiple states, you can search by ZIP code, city, or state to find RV storage near you.
Storage Options for Different RV Types
SROA locations may accommodate a wide range of recreational vehicles, including motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, camper vans, pop-up campers, and toy haulers. Space sizes and storage types vary by facility.
Security Features at Many Locations
Many SROA facilities include storage features such as electronic gate access and video monitoring. Features vary by location, so check the facility page or contact the location before reserving.
Help Choosing the Right Space
Not sure if your RV will fit? Our team can help you compare available space sizes and choose an option based on your RV’s measurements.
What to Look for in an RV Storage Facility
Before renting RV storage, compare more than just the distance from home. The right facility should make it easier to store, access, and protect your RV. Look for:
- Space sizes that fit your RV’s full length.
- Wide drive aisles or easy maneuvering areas.
- Gated access where available.
- Video monitoring where available.
- Lighting and clear facility layout.
- Outdoor, covered, or enclosed options where available.
- Month-to-month rental options.
- Convenient online reservations.
- Local staff or customer support.
- Clear documentation requirements.
- Easy access to nearby roads or highways.
What Size RV Storage Space Do I Need?
RV sizes vary by make, model, and added equipment. Always measure your RV before choosing a space. Measure the full length, width, and height, including mirrors, ladder, hitch, spare tire, roof attachments, and accessories.
Class A Motorhome - Up to 40 ft
40ft parking space or larger - Class A motorhomes are often among the tallest and longest RVs. Confirm both length and turning clearance.
Class B Motorhome / Camper Van - About 17 to 19 ft
20ft space or larger - Camper vans are typically easier to accommodate, but height still matters.
Class C Motorhome - About 20-28ft
30ft space or larger - A good fit may depend on rear overhang, mirrors, and roof equipment.
Small Travel Trailer - About 13-20ft
20-foot space or larger - Include the hitch in your total measurement.
Mid-Sized Travel Trailer - About 30 feet
30-foot space or larger - Outdoor parking is often the most practical option.
Fifth Wheel Trailer - Up to 40ft
40ft space or larger where available - Confirm both length and height. Fifth wheels may need more clearance.
Pop-Up Camper - Often under 25 feet
20 to 30-ft space - Usually easier to store, but measure the full towing length.
Toy Hauler - Often 20 to 40 ft
30 to 40 ft space or larger - Measure carefully, especially if the trailer includes ramps or rear extensions.
Why Store Your RV With Storage Rentals of America?
Peace of Mind For Your Investment
Your RV is a major investment. Storage Rentals of America gives you a convenient place to keep it when it is not on the road.
STORAGE TIPS
Preparing your RV for Storage
A little preparation can help keep your RV ready for the next trip. Before placing your RV in storage, consider these steps:
For a deeper checklist, read our full guide: How to Prepare an RV for Long-Term Storage.
Clean The Inside and Outside: Make sure to give your RV a thorough cleaning. Be sure to inspect the roof, windows, doors, and reseal or re-caulk any cracks or holes. Remove food, trash, and anything that could attract pests.
Drain the Water System: Especially helpful if you plan to store your RV over the winter. The last thing you want is for your system to freeze.
Tire Prep: Inflate tires properly and consider covering them to protect them from harmful ultraviolet rays.
Ventilation is Key: Keeping moisture out of your RV is a big concern. Many people recommend keeping the rooftop vents open, cabinet and refrigerator doors open.
Clear Out the Refrigerator: Double and triple check to make sure you remove all food from the RV. You do not want to come back to your RV with unpleasant odors and mold.
Protect from Bugs & Rodents: Different areas will have different pests but they all can cause headache. Make sure all external openings are blocked off or screened. Place traps around plumbing vents, fridge panels, and near vents.
Lubricate: Not only should you lubricate all locks with graphite spray, but you should use WD-40 on the hinges moving parts.
Turn Off the Gas: Make sure all gas appliances are off as well as the gas supply valve.
Disconnect the Battery: Batteries will lose their charge when kept plugged in and in storage. Make sure you store it in a cool, dry place. Storing it in colder temperatures will slow down the charge loss from storage. You may need to check the charge every 6 weeks with a voltmeter or multi-meter and charge it when necessary.
Add a Fuel Stabilizer: Fuel has a shelf life of about 3 to 4 months so make sure you add a fuel stabilizer to make it last longer.
Update Auto Insurance: When it comes to auto insurance be sure that your coverage is updated to include Storage Rentals of America as the location your vehicle is being stored at.


What Documentation Do I Need to Store an RV?
To rent vehicle or RV storage with SROA, be prepared to provide:
- A government-issued ID, such as a driver’s license or passport.
- Vehicle registration.
- Proof of insurance.
Before storing your RV, check with your insurance provider to confirm your policy covers the vehicle while it is in storage. Facility requirements and rental terms may vary, so review your rental agreement or contact the location with questions.
RV Storage for Different Needs
RV Storage Between Trips
If you only use your RV on weekends, holidays, or road trips, a dedicated storage space can help keep it out of your driveway while staying ready for your next adventure.
Long-Term RV Storage
Long-term RV storage may be useful if you are taking a break from travel, storing for winter, or keeping your RV offsite for an extended period. Make sure to prepare your RV properly before storing it long term.
Seasonal RV Storage
Many RV owners need storage during the off-season. Seasonal storage can help free up space at home and keep your RV in a dedicated location until your next trip.
RV Storage for HOA or Neighborhood Restrictions
Some neighborhoods, apartments, condos, or HOAs limit where RVs can be parked. RV storage may provide a practical alternative when home parking is restricted.
RV Storage During a Move or Home Project
RV storage can also help when you need temporary parking during a move, renovation, driveway project, or home sale.
TESTIMONIALS
What our Customers are Saying

I've been renting since my deployment. I needed to store my motorcycles and house hold goods. The staff are amazing!
Chris E.
I needed a place to store my vehicle for the winter. The gentleman i dealt with was polite, efficient, and looked out for my best interest by finding me a different unit to store in that was nicer to use and also found a discount to use.
Tom L.
Wonderful customer service from Joseph at the call center to Jennifer at the property location. I would recommend to others.
Diane A.
Nice place to store your RVs or vehicles.
Lauren D.