Store It Quick Storage - Hwy 49
Gated outdoor RV storage in Brookland with 24/7 access, cameras and lighting.
Brookland is a small town on the edge of Jonesboro, and its storage scene punches above its size. Three facilities here handle cars, boats and rigs, with eight more nearby if you widen the search. The average rating across the local spots sits at 4.8, and every one of them runs 24/7 gate access. That matters when you want to pull out early or roll in after dark.
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The mix leans toward open air. Of the three facilities, two offer outdoor parking and one has indoor space, so you can pick between sun and shelter. All three take vehicles and boats, which fits the lake and river habits around here. Covered spots are not part of the local count, so if hail and summer UV worry you, indoor is your realistic option. The names to know are Store It Quick on Hwy 49, Store It Quick Storage Units, and Your Extra Closet. Ratings run 4.9, 4.8 and 4.7, with 51, 95 and 189 reviews respectively, so there is plenty of history behind those scores. Call before you commit to a spot. Ask about gate hours, whether the surface drains after heavy rain, and how the facility handles a rig that sits for months.
Outdoor storage is cheaper and easier to swing into, but Arkansas sun and storms take a toll on paint, tires and covers. A quality cover and a windshield shade go a long way, and so does parking on gravel or pavement rather than bare dirt. Indoor space at one of the local facilities protects against hail and keeps UV off the gelcoat, which is worth the extra cost if you have a nicer rig. For boats, drain and dry the hull before storage, and pull the battery or put it on a maintainer. For cars that sit, a battery maintainer and slightly overinflated tires prevent flat spots. Check your insurance policy covers the vehicle at a storage address, not just at home. Confirm the facility's camera coverage and gate setup so you know what protection is actually in place.
Brookland sits just north of Jonesboro along Highway 49, so a spot here keeps you close to town without paying city rates. The nearby count of eight facilities gives you fallback options if the three local ones are full or the size you need is not open. Store It Quick appears twice in the local list, once on Hwy 49 and once as a units listing, so check both before assuming one phone number covers everything. Review counts vary widely, from 51 to 189, which tells you some facilities have a longer track record with customers. Read the recent reviews rather than the overall score, since management and upkeep change over time. Ask what happens if you need to move out early and how much notice they want.
There are 3 facilities in Brookland, with 8 more nearby. All three local options offer 24/7 gate access, and all three handle vehicle and boat storage. Two offer outdoor parking and one has indoor space.
Yes. One of the three local facilities offers indoor storage. The other two are outdoor. No covered parking appears in the local count, so indoor is the only sheltered option if you want protection from hail and sun.
All three local facilities list boat storage among their types. Drain and dry the hull, pull the battery or use a maintainer, and make sure your cover is tight before you park it for the season.
Ask about gate hours, surface drainage, camera coverage, and the notice required to move out. Also confirm your insurance covers the vehicle at the storage address. Reading recent reviews helps, since the overall rating can hide changes in management.