If you’ve ever pulled into your own driveway and had to squeeze your car around a camper trailer, you already know the problem. Motorhomes, boats, trucks and trailers take up space — and leaving them parked on the street or in a driveway isn’t just inconvenient, it’s a risk. So how do you store an RV in Florida without those headaches? Here’s what to actually look for before you hand over a deposit.

A storage lot is only as good as what’s keeping your investment safe. Anyone can rent you a parking spot. Fewer places can show you a fence line, a gate log and a camera feed.

What a Secure RV Storage Lot Should Have

• A fully fenced perimeter. This sounds basic, but it’s the first thing to confirm. An open lot next to a busy road isn’t storage, it’s a parking lot with a sign.
• Controlled gate access, available any time. Look for 24/7 gate access, ideally through something more secure than a shared code — Bluetooth-based entry tied to your phone means only you get in, and there’s a record of when.
• Cameras and an alarm system. Visible security cameras and an active alarm deter anyone thinking about trying something, and give you a record if something ever does happen.
• No long-term contract trapping you in. Storage needs change. Month-to-month terms should be the standard, not a premium option.
• Room for what you actually own. A lot that only fits 28-foot travel trailers doesn’t help if you’re hauling a 42-foot Class A. Confirm the lot can handle your rig’s real length before you show up with it.

RV, Boat & Vehicle Storage for More Than Just RVs

A lot of storage facilities only think in terms of RVs. We don’t. Our Tampa lot handles motorhomes, camper vans, trailers and fifth wheels, plus boats, trucks, work trailers and cars — anything up to 46+ feet. The lot is fully fenced with 24/7 Bluetooth gate access, cameras and an alarm system, and we don’t lock you into a long-term contract. Store it for a month or store it for years; it’s your call.

A Few Tips Before You Drop It Off

Whatever lot you choose, a little prep goes a long way toward keeping your rig in the same shape you left it:

• Give it a once-over first. Photograph the exterior and note the mileage or engine hours, so you have a clear record of its condition going in.
• Disconnect the battery (or hook up a battery tender) so you’re not starting the season with a dead one.
• Check your tires. Properly inflated tires handle long stretches of sitting much better than underinflated ones.
• Clean it out, and double-check the water and drain valves are shut. Food, trash and anything that smells like food invites pests.

Monthly RV, Boat & Vehicle Storage Pricing

Pricing is based on length, plus tax, with no hidden fees:

Length	Monthly Rate
Up to 30 ft	$145
30–35 ft	$155
36–40 ft	$175
41–45 ft	$195
46 ft and up	$225

See current availability and reserve your spot on our RV, boat & vehicle storage page.

We’re a family-owned business sitting right near the I-4/I-75 junction, which makes dropping off and picking up easy whether you’re headed to the Gulf, the Keys, or just across town. We also know storage is only part of what we do — we run an active RV rental fleet and a no-dealer-fee consignment sales program, so we understand what it actually takes to keep a motorhome, trailer or boat road-ready while it sits. A secure, well-run lot is also one of the easiest ways to protect your resale value, which is exactly the kind of thing the National Insurance Crime Bureau recommends to cut down on theft risk.

Frequently Asked Questions About Storing an RV in Florida

Is your storage lot just for RVs?

No — alongside RVs we store boats, trucks, trailers and cars up to 46+ feet, all on the same secured lot.

Do I need a long-term contract?

No. There are no long-term contracts — store month-to-month for as long as you need.

How secure is the lot?

The lot is fully fenced with 24/7 Bluetooth gate access, cameras and an alarm system.

How much does it cost to store an RV in Florida with you?

Pricing is based on length, plus tax: $145/month up to 30 ft, $155 for 30–35 ft, $175 for 36–40 ft, $195 for 41–45 ft, and $225 for 46 ft and up.

Can I access my RV any time, or only during office hours?

You get 24/7 Bluetooth gate access, so you’re not limited to office hours.

More questions? Visit our FAQ page or call or text us directly.

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Ready to free up your driveway? Get your RV, boat, truck or trailer into a secure spot. And if your RV spends more time stored than on the road, see how RV consignment can turn it into rental income, or learn how to book a rental directly for your own next trip.