Public Storage
Allentown Public Storage offers RV, boat, and car storage with round-the-clock access, security cameras, and a well-lit lot.
Allentown sits in the Lehigh Valley, where the seasons run hot and humid in summer and cold enough to freeze a battery by January. That swing matters when you park a rig outdoors. Two facilities here offer vehicle storage, and three more sit close by. Average rating across them is 4.3, and both local facilities run 24/7 gate access, which helps if you tow out early or roll back in late.
Allentown Public Storage offers RV, boat, and car storage with round-the-clock access, security cameras, and a well-lit lot.
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The two facilities in town cover a decent spread of needs. Counts run to one covered spot option, two indoor, two outdoor, one boat and two vehicle. Public Storage on the list rates 4.6 from 289 reviews and handles covered, indoor, outdoor, boat and vehicle storage, with gated entry, cameras and 24/7 access. Self-Storage at U-Haul rates 4.1 from 12 reviews and offers indoor, outdoor and vehicle space, also with 24/7 access, plus cameras, a wash option and climate control. Read that mix carefully. If your rig has gelcoat or a fabric cover you care about, indoor beats outdoor over a Pennsylvania winter.
Outdoor space is usually the cheaper route and fine for a trailer or an older tow vehicle. Sun and UV still do slow damage to tires, decals and covers, so plan on UV-resistant covers and tire covers even under open sky. Indoor storage costs more but keeps hail, tree sap and snow load off the roof, and it takes the edge off freeze-thaw cycles that work on seams and seals. Climate control at the U-Haul facility is worth a look if you store anything with a battery or a water system. Pull the battery or put it on a maintainer, and winterize the plumbing before the first hard freeze. Ask about gate hours and whether you can get in on a holiday weekend before you sign.
Check what your auto or RV policy covers while the vehicle sits in storage, and whether the facility requires proof of insurance. Ask how they handle access after hours and whether the gate code changes. Look at the ground where you will park: gravel drains, low spots hold water. Walk the row and see how tight the turns are if you tow anything long. Both Allentown facilities offer camera coverage, which helps, but cameras are not the same as a staffed office. If you want someone on site during the day, confirm office hours rather than assuming 24/7 gate access means 24/7 staff. Compare the review counts too. A 4.6 from 289 reviews says more than a 4.1 from 12.
There are 2 facilities in Allentown, with 3 more nearby. Together they average a 4.3 rating. Both local facilities offer 24/7 gate access, and between them they cover indoor, outdoor, covered, boat and vehicle storage types.
Two of the local facilities list indoor storage, and one lists covered space. Public Storage carries the higher rating at 4.6 from 289 reviews, while Self-Storage at U-Haul sits at 4.1 from 12 reviews and adds climate control to its indoor offering.
Yes. Lehigh Valley winters get cold enough to damage an unwinterized water system. Drain the tanks and lines, add antifreeze where the manual calls for it, and pull the battery or connect a maintainer. Ask the facility about climate control if freezing is a concern.
Ask about gate hours and after-hours access, whether the code changes, insurance requirements, and how the ground drains where you will park. Confirm office hours separately from gate access. If you tow, walk the aisles first and check turning room before committing to a space.