MyPlace Self Storage
RV and boat parking with covered and outdoor spots, 24-hour gated access, and cameras in Camden, SC.
Camden gives you two storage facilities for a rig, and both sit behind a gate with camera coverage. One handles covered, outdoor, boat and vehicle spots plus climate-controlled space; the other sticks to vehicles and climate. Average rating across the pair is 3.7 from about 125 reviews, so there is real feedback to weigh before you sign anything.
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MyPlace Self Storage runs both locations, so the setup is familiar at either one. The larger facility covers more ground: covered, outdoor, boat and vehicle parking, with climate-controlled units in the mix. The smaller one is vehicle and climate only. Both are gated, both have cameras, and both give you 24/7 gate access, which matters if you tow out early or roll back in after dark. Ratings split. The busier facility sits at 3.9 across 113 reviews, the quieter one at 3.5 across 12. Read the recent reviews on the one you are considering rather than trusting the average alone.
Camden summers are long and the sun is hard on gelcoat, decals and tires. Covered or indoor space pays for itself over a few seasons if your rig sits more than it rolls. If you go outdoor, think about sun exposure on the same side every day and plan to rotate or cover what you can. Climate control helps with interior heat and humidity, which is worth it for upholstery, electronics and anything you leave inside between trips. Hail is a real risk in this part of the state, so a roof over the unit is not a luxury. Ask what the covered spots actually cover before you compare them to open parking.
Drive the route from your place to the facility at the hour you would actually use it. Gate timing matters more than square footage for most owners. Confirm the gate code process, who answers after hours, and whether the camera system records or just watches. Walk the lot and look at drainage, tree cover and how tight the turns are with a trailer behind you. Bring your insurance paperwork and ask whether the facility requires proof of coverage for a stored vehicle. Winterizing is less of a concern here than in the mountains, but a battery maintainer and a fuel stabilizer are cheap habits. Keep tires off bare ground if you can.
There are two facilities in Camden, with five more listed nearby. Both local ones are run by MyPlace Self Storage and both offer gated, camera-monitored access around the clock.
Both of them. That is two out of two, so early departures and late returns are covered at either location.
Yes. Both Camden facilities list climate-controlled space, and one also offers covered, outdoor, boat and vehicle parking. Climate control helps with heat and humidity inside the rig between trips.
Walk the lot, test the drive at the hour you would use it, and read recent reviews rather than the average alone. Ask about the gate code process, after-hours contact, drainage and whether the facility wants proof of insurance on the stored vehicle.