Gadson street Rv & boat storage
Fenced RV and boat storage on a quiet dead-end dirt road in Groveland, with cameras and 24/7 access.
Groveland sits out east of Clermont on the way to Lake County's smaller lakes, and if you keep a rig here you already know the sun does the slow damage. Two facilities in town handle vehicle storage, averaging 4.6 stars across a handful of reviews. Both run 24/7 gate access, which matters more than people think when a trip starts before dawn or ends after dark.
Fenced RV and boat storage on a quiet dead-end dirt road in Groveland, with cameras and 24/7 access.
Fenced RV storage on a private 10-acre lot in Groveland with 24/7 access and monitoring.
Within a short drive of Groveland. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
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Gadson Street RV & Boat Storage holds a perfect 5.0 from four reviews and covers indoor and outdoor spots, plus boat and parking space. Los Robles RV Storage sits at 4.2 from five reviews and leans toward trailers, vehicles and semis, with electric hookups and a wash on site. That split is worth noticing. If your rig needs a wash bay or you tow a trailer, Los Robles fits the bill. If you want covered ground and a spot for the boat too, Gadson Street is the closer match. Call ahead and ask what's actually open before you haul anything over.
Central Florida is hard on anything parked outside. UV chews through gelcoat and tires, and summer storms push water into every seam they can find. An indoor bay takes most of that off the table, which is why the one indoor option here is worth a look for a nicer coach. For outdoor spots, a quality cover and tire covers go a long way. Keep the battery on a maintainer if power is available, and check the roof seams each spring. Ask about electric hookups if you want to run a dehumidifier between trips. Small habits beat big repairs.
Gate hours read 24/7 at both places, but confirm how the code or keypad works and whether anyone is on site after hours. Walk the ground at the time of day you'd normally arrive. Look at drainage, lighting and camera coverage, since both facilities advertise cameras or security features. Ask what your own insurance covers while the vehicle sits and whether the facility requires proof of it. Get the access terms in writing. Five reviews is a small sample, so read them for patterns about communication and upkeep rather than star averages alone. A short drive from Clermont or Mascotte makes either spot easy to check on.
There are 2 in Groveland, with 5 more nearby. The two local facilities average 4.6 stars, and both offer 24/7 gate access. Inventory changes, so call before making the drive.
Yes, one of the two facilities lists indoor spaces. Gadson Street RV & Boat Storage covers indoor and outdoor storage along with boat and parking spots. Indoor bays tend to fill first, so ask about availability early.
Los Robles RV Storage lists trailer, vehicle and semi types, so it is the place to call for those. It also has electric hookups and a wash on site. Confirm your trailer's length and height fit the space before booking.
Walk the grounds at your normal arrival time, look at drainage and lighting, and ask how gate access is issued. Confirm what your insurance covers while stored and get the access terms in writing. With only a few reviews per facility, read them for patterns, not just the score.