iLockStorage - Greenville
Greenville storage with indoor units, smart keyless entry, and secure RV and boat spaces.
Greenville, NC
Car & Vehicle Storage in Greenville, NC
Greenville gives you two facilities for a car or rig, and both average 4.7 from renters who've been through the gate. One is indoor and climate controlled, the other covered, so your paint and interior get a break from Carolina sun. Neither is a sprawling yard, so call before you haul anything over. Confirm bay height and gate hours first, then plan the trip.
Discover Car & Vehicle Storage in Greenville, NC
2Facilities listed
4.7★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
2More within 30 miles
Facilities in Greenville
CubeSmart Self Storage
RV storage with covered and indoor spots, gated and camera-monitored, rated 4.5 stars by 191 reviewers.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Greenville. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Self-Storage at U-Haul
RV storage in Winterville, NC with covered, indoor, and outdoor options. Staff gets high marks from reviewers.
Rutledge Mini-Storage
Family-owned Washington, NC storage with clean units, 24/7 access, and RV, boat, and auto parking.
What's actually here
The directory counts 2 facilities in Greenville, with 2 more nearby if you're willing to drive a little. Every listing here handles vehicles, both offer indoor space, and 1 has covered parking. That matters in eastern NC, where summer sun and humidity do slow damage to rubber, vinyl and gelcoat. A roof over the rig cuts most of that wear. iLockStorage - Greenville rates 4.9 across 467 reviews and adds climate control plus cameras. CubeSmart Self Storage sits at 4.5 from 191 reviews, with covered and climate options. Call ahead and ask about bay height and door width before you commit a trailer.
Pick by how you use the rig
If the RV sits for months at a time, indoor and climate control earn their keep. Batteries hold a charge better in steady temperatures, and you skip the freeze-and-thaw cycle on plumbing. If you pull out most weekends, covered parking is often enough and easier to get into. Only 1 of the 2 facilities advertises 24/7 gate access, so check that before you assume you can roll in at midnight after a late return. Whichever you pick, walk the aisle first. Look for standing water, tight turns and whether a full-size rig can swing into the bay. Ask what the facility does about snow and ice at the gate, and keep your insurance current year round even when the RV is parked.
Before you sign
Get the access rules in writing. Find out whether you need your own lock, how much notice you give before moving out, and who to call if the gate sticks. A climate-controlled bay is worth the extra if your rig has wood cabinets or leather, but not every owner needs it. Winterizing still matters even indoors if the power ever goes out, so know the drill. Snap photos of the unit on move-in day and keep them. Greenville is a working city, so ask about noise and truck traffic near the entrance if you plan to arrive early.
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Nearby cities
- Goldsboro, NC (2 listed · 38 mi)
- New Bern, NC (2 listed · 38 mi)
- Havelock, NC (2 listed · 53 mi)
- Jacksonville, NC (3 listed · 57 mi)
- Wendell, NC (2 listed · 61 mi)
- Clayton, NC (3 listed · 62 mi)
- Sneads Ferry, NC (2 listed · 72 mi)
- Youngsville, NC (2 listed · 72 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many vehicle storage facilities are in Greenville, NC?
The directory lists 2 facilities in Greenville, with 2 more nearby. Both handle vehicles, and 1 also offers covered parking alongside indoor space.
How many of these facilities have indoor storage?
Both of the 2 Greenville facilities offer indoor storage, and 1 of them adds climate control. That leaves covered space as the other option for owners who don't need a fully enclosed bay.
Which facility has the best reviews?
iLockStorage - Greenville holds a 4.9 rating from 467 reviews. CubeSmart Self Storage comes in at 4.5 from 191 reviews. Both are worth a call, and a walk-through tells you more than a rating.
Do I need climate control for an RV in North Carolina?
Not always. Eastern NC summers are humid and hot, so climate control helps protect wood, leather and electronics during long storage stretches. If you use the rig often and it's built for the weather, covered parking may be enough.