RV/BOAT/ VEHICLE STORAGE
RV
Secure and affordable RV storage is within reach! Harbor Heaven RV & Boat Storage offers convenient, safe, and reasonably priced solutions for your recreational vehicle.
Storing Your Recreational Vehicle at Harbor Heaven RV & Boat Storage
Your local solution for secure and convenient RV storage. We offer 24-hour gated access and security to protect your camper van, motorhome, or any recreational vehicle.
How Much Is RV Storage?
Storing an RV outdoors can help you save on monthly rental prices, with uncovered outdoor RV parking priced between $100 and $130 on average per month.
*Excludes administrative and insurance fees
CHOOSE THE RIGHT RV STORAGE SIZE
Two common starting sizes for RV storage are 10x20 and 10x30, which are about 200 and 300 square feet. However, we offer a variety of RV storage sizes to accommodate different recreational vehicles.
*These RV sizes and storage unit dimensions are estimates and may vary based on the make and model of your motorhome. Please contact our team for personalized guidance before renting an RV storage unit.
Camper Trailer Storage
At Harbor Haven RV & Boat Storage, we have the space you need to store several types of RV trailers, with varying options to match your vehicle's needs.
Outdoor Storage
Small travel trailers can easily fit in standard 20-foot parking spots, an open lot.
Outdoor Storage
If your trailer measures more than 20 feet in length, a 10x30 parking space will be needed.
Outdoor Storage
Parking spaces as large as 40 to 50 feet in length.
Outdoor Storage
Parking spaces as large as 40 to 50 feet in length.
Outdoor Storage
Most campers easily fit into a standard 10×20 parking stall designed for cars.
Outdoor Storage
Many toy hauler trailers exceed 30 and even 40 feet in length.
Motorhome Storage
How much space do you need to store class A, B, and C motorhomes? RVs vary widely in size.
Because of this, the recommendations for motorhome storage sizes and types of self storage also vary.
Outdoor Storage
A parking space as large as 40 feet long and 10 feet wide is the optimal solution for storing a class A RV motorhome.
Outdoor Storage
A parking space as large as 30 feet long and 10 feet wide is the optimal solution for storing a class B RV motorhome.
Outdoor Storage
Parking spaces can be as long as 30 to 40 feet, allowing you to comfortably park your RV in a secure storage space. This is the optimal solution for storing a class C RV motorhome.
BOAT
The most common boat storage option at a storage facility is outdoor boat storage, where you can park your boat and trailer in a designated outdoor parking space.
This option provides the most space for larger boats, making it ideal for water vessels over eight feet tall that may not fit in indoor storage units.
If you’re looking for cheap boat storage, outdoor parking is the most affordable choice!
Monthly Boat Storage Costs
At Harbor Haven RV & Boat Storage, the average cost of boat storage can range from $100 to $ 130 a month.
*Excludes administrative and insurance fees
Common Boat Storage Sizes
To determine the right vehicle storage size for your boat, measure the length and width of the boat, along with the dimensions of the boat trailer. If you are planning to store on a boat trailer, factor in those dimensions to ensure a proper fit.
*These Boat sizes and storage unit dimensions are estimates and may vary based on the make and model of your boat. Please contact our team for personalized guidance before renting an space size.
Preparing a Boat for Storage
Properly storing your boat is essential to keeping it in great condition, whether you're putting it in long-term storage or just seasonal storage for winter or summer. If you're setting up a boat for winter, taking the right precautions to winterize your boat can help prevent damage from freezing temperatures. Even in warmer climates, proper preparation can help protect your boat from moisture, pests, and sun exposure. Follow these steps to preserve your boat during the off-season.
Choose your boat parking space based on the size of your vehicle and your storage preferences.
Drain all water from the boat, including the bilge, live wells, and ballast tanks.
Wash, wax, and buff the boat's exterior to help prevent damage.
Clean the interior of the boat and remove perishable items, electronics, and valuables.
Flush the plumbing systems (including freshwater and waste systems) and add antifreeze if necessary.
Winterize the motor by changing the oil, flushing with antifreeze (if needed), and fogging the engine.
Treat the fuel by adding a stabilizer and running the engine to circulate it.
Remove the boat's battery and propeller to prevent damage.
If you'll be storing your boat outdoors, put a boat cover or slip on it for protection from the elements.
VEHICLE STORAGE
For short-term or long-term car storage, choose Harbor Haven RV & Boat Storage. We provide secure, affordable and convenient options for any duration.
Monthly Vehicle Storage Costs
At Harbor Haven RV & Boat Storage, the average cost of boat storage can range from $100 a month.
*Excludes administrative and insurance fees
Common Vehicle Storage Sizes
To determine the right vehicle storage size for your boat, measure the length and width of the boat, along with the dimensions of the boat trailer. If you are planning to store on a boat trailer, factor in those dimensions to ensure a proper fit.
*These vehicle sizes and storage unit dimensions are estimates and may vary based on the make and model of your vehicle. Please contact our team for personalized guidance before renting an space size.
HOW TO PREPARE YOUR CAR FOR STORAGE
Properly storing your vehicle is essential to keeping it in great condition, whether you're putting it in long-term storage or just seasonal storage for winter or summer.
When putting a car away into long-term vehicle storage, a good cleaning is highly recommended. This is a simple step that protects your car from buildup that could damage the paint and lead to rust.
Especially if storing your car long term, you’ll need a plan to avoid flat spots on your tires. If you’re able to, simply starting the car and driving it periodically can help to avoid this. If that’s not an option, there are products like tire-saving ramps that will help to keep your tires round.
This is especially important when storing a car over the winter. If a battery sits in the cold, and the car isn’t used for an extended period of time, it will lose its charge. You can use a trickle charger at home to make sure that it’s ready to go when you take your car out of storage.
It’s best to take all precautions to keep rodents out of your car if it’s going to be sitting unused for a while. Covering the exhaust pipe and air intake is recommended. You can also set traps inside of your storage unit to stop rodents before they make it to the vehicle.
For outdoor car storage, a cover is essential. An auto cover protects your vehicle from both sun and precipitation. Both of these can do extensive damage if a car is stored outside for long periods of time. Some who use indoor storage even opt to use a car cover for added protection from dust.
For long-term car storage, changing the oil can keep your car in great condition. Old oil can have contaminants that damage the engine over an extended period of time.