Longhorn State Storage
Family-owned outdoor RV storage between Burleson and Mansfield, rated 4.9 for its secure, clean facility.
Burleson sits south of Fort Worth, and a lot of rigs around here spend more time parked than rolling. Two facilities in town handle cars and vehicles, and both average a perfect 5.0 across 73 reviews combined. One offers covered space, and outdoor spots dominate the rest. Every one of them runs 24/7 gate access with cameras watching the yard.
Family-owned outdoor RV storage between Burleson and Mansfield, rated 4.9 for its secure, clean facility.
Clean, secure Burleson storage with gated 24/7 access, cameras and outdoor RV and boat parking.
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The count is small: just 2 facilities in Burleson, with 4 more nearby if you widen the search. What they lack in numbers they make up for in ratings. Longhorn State Storage holds a 4.9 from 48 reviews, and Supreme Storage of Burleson sits at 5.0 from 25. That consistency tells you something. A low review count can flatter a place, but 73 combined is enough that people are actually reporting back. Outdoor parking is the norm here, with 2 outdoor options and 1 covered. If your rig bakes in the Texas sun all summer, covered space is worth asking about before you settle.
Longhorn State Storage handles outdoor, boat, trailer and vehicle storage, all behind a gate with cameras and 24/7 access. Supreme Storage of Burleson adds covered spots to that mix and throws in an electric hookup, which matters if you keep a trickle charger on the battery or need to top off before a trip. Both rent to boats and trailers too, so a mixed household with a car and a boat has real choices at either one. Call ahead on the covered units. Only 1 exists in town and covered space usually fills faster than open ground.
Check the gate hours before you sign, even though both facilities advertise 24/7 access. Confirm how after-hours entry actually works and whether you get a code or a fob. Walk the lot at night if you can and look at lighting and camera placement. Ask what your own insurance covers while the vehicle sits, since facility coverage varies. For outdoor spots, plan on sun and hail exposure. A quality cover helps with UV wear, and pulling batteries or adding a maintainer saves you a spring no-start. Winter here is mild, but a freeze can still catch an unprepared rig.
There are 2 in Burleson, with 4 more nearby if you are willing to drive a bit. Both in-town facilities average 5.0 across 73 combined reviews, so the small count does not mean slim quality.
Just 1 of the 2 offers covered space. Supreme Storage of Burleson is the one with covered units. The other is outdoor only, so if covered parking is a must, you have a single in-town option to check.
Yes. Both facilities list boat and trailer storage alongside vehicle storage. Longhorn State Storage and Supreme Storage of Burleson each handle all three, so you can keep the boat and the truck in one place instead of splitting them across two yards.
Both do, and both run camera systems. Still, ask how after-hours entry works in practice, whether you get a code or fob, and whether the office is staffed during the hours you plan to move your rig.