When not traveling it's important to find a place to store your RV, camper, or trailer. Storing an RV at home can be convenient and cost effective, but storing in a garage or driveway can have its challenges including limited space, HOA restrictions, weather, and security. If it's a small RV or trailer a garage is cost effective and secure solution that will protect it from the weather.
Storing in a backyard can be a convenient and cost-effective option but will you need to build a parking pad, grade an area of your lawn, or add a carport? Widening a driveway, adding an extra carport, or adding a space that wraps to the side of your home can be a convenient solution, too. Don't forget to check with your city or permits before building any structures .
Constructing a specific RV garage is a popular choice that would be the most convenient option, but can be expensive. You can also store your RV, camper, or trailer at a self storage facility. Outdoor RV storage options offer the widest range of sizes and generally cost less.
Storage facilities also come with security features The outdoor storage won't protect your RV from the weather. Covered RV storage is the preferred option for many RV owners. They can still fit almost all RV trailer sizes and are usually cheaper than indoor storage.
Indoor RV storage is one of the best solutions for long term and winter storage. This offers the best security for your RV and is climate controlled but indoor RV storage does cost more, and depending on the storage facility you may not find a unit large enough for your RV.
