StorageMart
Des Moines self-storage with indoor and outdoor parking, staffed office, gated access, and a 4.8 rating from 108 reviews.
Des Moines has 7 car and vehicle storage facilities, plus 5 more nearby, and the ratings sit at an average of 4.7. Five of the seven offer indoor space and 6 offer outdoor parking, so there is a spot for a daily driver you want under roof and a rig you just need off the street. Six of the seven run 24/7 gate access, which matters if you keep odd hours.
Des Moines self-storage with indoor and outdoor parking, staffed office, gated access, and a 4.8 rating from 108 reviews.
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Iowa weather is hard on paint and rubber. An indoor bay keeps sun, hail and snow off the finish, and 5 facilities here have indoor space. Outdoor spots are cheaper and easier to pull into, and 6 facilities offer them. If your rig sits for months, indoor is worth the money. If you take it out most weekends, outdoor plus a good cover does the job. Either way, walk the aisle first and check drainage and how tight the turns are for a long wheelbase. StorageMart runs several locations here, rated 4.7 to 4.8 across more than 700 reviews combined. Self-Storage at U-Haul and B.Mac's Self Storage round out the list.
Three facilities list boat storage, and those same StorageMart yards tend to be the ones with room for a trailer behind the boat. Check gate width and overhead clearance before you commit, since a tall tower or a wide beam can turn a simple pull-in into a project. Ask whether the gate hours posted online match what the office tells you. Six of the seven locations advertise 24/7 access, but confirm it in writing. Cameras are common here, and gated entry shows up on most of the list, which helps when your boat sits for weeks between trips.
Ask about the surface. Gravel holds moisture and shifts under a jack, while concrete stays put. Look at the fence line and lighting if you plan to move the rig after dark. Verify your insurance covers the vehicle while it is stored off your property, since a facility's coverage usually protects the building, not your rig. For anything parked long term, pull the battery or put it on a maintainer, and top off the fuel with a stabilizer. Sun and UV wear on tires and covers is real, so shade or a roof earns its keep.
There are 7 listed in Des Moines and 5 more nearby, so 12 within reach. Five of the local facilities have indoor space and 6 have outdoor spots, and the average rating across the Des Moines listings is 4.7.
Yes. Six of the 7 Des Moines facilities advertise 24/7 gate access. Confirm the hours with the office before you sign, since posted hours and actual access do not always match. That access matters if you tow early or come back late.
Three facilities list boat storage. StorageMart locations appear to have the most room for boats and trailers. Measure your trailer and tower height first, then ask about gate width and overhead clearance so you know the rig will fit before you pay.
Ask about the surface, drainage, lighting and fence condition. Confirm whether the gate hours posted are the real hours. Check that your own insurance covers the vehicle while stored, and ask what the facility does about snow removal and access roads in winter.