All Purpose Storage
Hillsborough storage yard with indoor and outdoor RV and boat parking, gated entry and a 4.7-star rating.
Hillsborough sits where the Contoocook and the roads north meet, and two facilities in town handle vehicle storage. Both run under the All Purpose Storage name and both average 4.8 stars, so you are picking between two versions of the same operation rather than comparing strangers. Indoor and outdoor space is available, and there are seven more options within reach if these fill up.
Hillsborough storage yard with indoor and outdoor RV and boat parking, gated entry and a 4.7-star rating.
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Both All Purpose Storage locations list indoor and outdoor vehicle storage, and both take boats. The first holds a 4.7 rating across 46 reviews and offers gated access. The second scores 4.8 from 20 reviews and adds 24/7 gate access, cameras, and climate control. For an RV owner, that climate option matters most in a New Hampshire winter, when damp and freeze-thaw cycles work on seals, upholstery, and anything left in the compartments. Gated and camera coverage are worth asking about directly, since gate hours and camera placement vary by site.
Outdoor space costs less and suits a rig you move often. Indoor keeps sun and UV off the roof and sides, which slows gel coat fade and seal cracking. Neither facility lists covered-only space, so it is indoor or open sky. If you go outdoor, plan on a cover and a battery maintainer, and check the roof seams before the first hard freeze. Ask each site how they handle snow load and plowing around stored units. That one question tells you more about winter management than any brochure.
Hillsborough is a small town with a working center, and the roads out toward the neighboring towns are where a lot of people from surrounding areas park a rig. Seven nearby facilities give you room to compare, and it is worth a short drive to see how a site drains after rain and how tight the turning room is for a longer motorhome. Drive your rig there before you sign. Gate width and aisle space matter more than photos show. Also confirm your insurance covers the rig at a storage address, not just at home.
There are two listed in Hillsborough, both under the All Purpose Storage name, plus seven more nearby. The two local sites average 4.8 stars between them.
Both sites list indoor and outdoor vehicle storage, and both also take boats. Neither shows covered-only space, so your choice comes down to a fully enclosed unit or an open spot.
The second All Purpose Storage listing, rated 4.8 from 20 reviews, notes 24/7 gate access along with cameras and climate control. The other site lists gated access without the round-the-clock detail, so confirm hours before you commit.
Yes, at least the water system. Indoor space helps with UV and weather but does not guarantee warmth, so drain lines and tanks, and use a battery maintainer. Ask the site whether the indoor unit is heated before you decide how much protection you need.