Patterson Avenue RV and Boat Storage
Outdoor RV and boat storage minutes from Pittsburgh International Airport, watched over by the owner who lives close by.
Imperial sits west of Pittsburgh near the airport, and the storage here is all outdoors, which suits a rig you want to keep an eye on. Two facilities in town handle RVs, boats, trailers, and semis, and four more sit close by. Ratings run the full range, from a five to a single star, so a look before you sign is worth the drive.
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Both spots in town are outdoor facilities, so your rig sits on open ground rather than under a roof. That means sun, rain, and western Pennsylvania winter do the slow work on covers, seals, and tires. Budget for covers or a good wax routine and check the roof seams each spring. Each facility lists cameras on site, which is the kind of thing to confirm when you call. Semi trucks, trailers, and boats are all listed alongside RVs, so ask where they park the big rigs relative to yours. One of the two offers 24/7 gate access. If you come and go at odd hours, that one is the obvious call.
Patterson Avenue RV and Boat Storage carries a 5.0 rating from three reviews and adds 24/7 gate access to the cameras. That combination is rare enough in a small town that it deserves a look first. Pine Street RV and Boat Storage sits at 1.0 from a single review, which is one person's bad day as much as anything, but it is reason enough to walk the lot yourself before handing over a deposit. Ask about the surface, drainage, and whether the gate locks after hours. Neither is indoor, so plan on covers and a battery maintainer if the rig sits through the cold months.
Visit in person and look at how water moves through the lot after a storm. Outdoor storage lives or dies on drainage, and a low corner will tell you more than a phone call. Confirm gate hours, check that cameras cover your spot and not just the entrance, and ask what happens if you need in on a holiday. Read your policy: most auto coverage follows the rig to a storage lot, but confirm it before you move in. Four nearby facilities give you options if the two here do not fit. Compare a couple of quotes, then decide.
There are two in Imperial itself, and four more within reach nearby. All of the in-town options are outdoor, and both list cameras on site. One offers 24/7 gate access.
No. Both facilities in town are outdoor only, with no covered, indoor, or climate-controlled units listed. If you want a roof over the rig, you will need to look at the nearby options.
Patterson Avenue RV and Boat Storage holds a 5.0 rating from three reviews and lists cameras plus 24/7 gate access. Pine Street RV and Boat Storage has a 1.0 from one review, so visit in person before committing.
Yes. Both facilities list boat, trailer, vehicle, and semi truck storage alongside RV parking, all outdoors. Ask where the larger rigs park so your spot is not in a tight corner.