1776 RV Storage
Family-owned RV and boat storage in Cameron Park with covered spots, security, and a dump station.
Cameron Park sits up in the Sierra foothills east of Sacramento, close enough to Folsom Lake and the American River that a lot of rigs around here get used often. Three storage facilities serve the area, averaging 4.9 stars across 52 reviews. Two of them handle boats, one offers covered space, and every listing takes vehicles. That is a small but solid field, and ratings this high usually mean the gates work and the owners answer the phone.
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The three facilities split their offerings in useful ways. 1776 RV Storage is the only one with covered spots, and it also has outdoor space plus room for boats and vehicles. Cameron Park Rent-A-Storage keeps things simple with vehicle storage and boat capability. Camerado RV, Boat & Equipment Storage rounds out the group with boat and vehicle space. If you want your rig under a roof, the covered option is a single facility, so call early. Outdoor spots are easier to find. Boaters have two choices, which is better than most foothill towns this size.
Covered storage costs more, but it earns its keep here. Foothill summers bake gelcoat and vinyl, and winter storms bring rain that finds every seam. A roof keeps sun and water off the roof and slides. If you go outdoor, a quality cover and regular washing go a long way. Ask about gate hours before you commit, since none of these three advertise 24/7 access. Think about how often you actually take the rig out. A facility that closes at dusk is fine for a boat you launch on weekends and frustrating for a trailer you move on weekday evenings.
1776 RV Storage carries a perfect 5.0 from 16 reviews and adds gated entry, cameras, a dump station and a wash area. For an RV owner, the dump and wash are practical extras you will use. Cameron Park Rent-A-Storage has the most feedback at 26 reviews and a 4.7 rating, which suggests a steady, known operation. Camerado RV, Boat & Equipment Storage holds a 4.9 from 10 reviews. Small review counts mean less to go on, so visit in person, look at the pavement and fencing, and ask what insurance the facility carries.
There are 3 facilities listed here, with an average rating of 4.9 across 52 total reviews. Two of them offer boat storage, one has covered spaces, and all three take vehicles. It is a compact market, so availability can tighten up during boating and camping season.
Yes, at one facility. 1776 RV Storage is the only listed location with covered spaces, and it also offers outdoor spots. If covered space matters to you, that is the first call to make, since there is no second option in town for a roof over your rig.
Two of the three facilities handle boats: 1776 RV Storage and Camerado RV, Boat & Equipment Storage. Cameron Park Rent-A-Storage lists boat capability as a feature as well. With Folsom Lake nearby, boat space tends to move, so ask about openings before the season starts.
Ask about gate hours, since none of these facilities advertise 24/7 access. Confirm what insurance you need and what the facility covers. Look at drainage and pavement in person, check the fencing and cameras, and find out whether a wash and dump station are included or extra.