Kanab Cowboy Storage | Self Storage - Mini Storage - Kanab UT Storage Units
Clean, secure Kanab storage with covered RV spots, cameras, and easy online setup.
Kanab sits close to Lake Powell, Zion and the Arizona line, so a lot of rigs pass through or stay a while. Storage here is a small pool: two facilities, both rated well by the people who use them. That means fewer choices but a solid average of 4.9 across the listings. Call ahead and confirm what fits before you haul anything down.
Clean, secure Kanab storage with covered RV spots, cameras, and easy online setup.
Locally owned Kanab storage with clean containers, helpful staff, and onsite owners.
Between the two facilities you get covered, indoor and outdoor space, and both handle vehicles. Kanab Cowboy Storage also takes boats and trailers, which matters if your fun comes on the water or behind a hitch. With only two facilities in town, the smart move is to know your rig's length and height before you call. Measure it yourself rather than trusting the brochure. Ask whether the space is paved or dirt, and whether you can pull through or have to back in. A short walk around the spot tells you more than a phone description. If one facility is full, the other may still have room, so it pays to check both.
Kanab Cowboy Storage carries a 4.8 from 24 reviews, and Flyin Storage holds a perfect 5.0 from 6. Small review counts cut both ways. Six happy customers is a good sign, but it is not a deep track record, so read the actual comments for how the gate, the owner and the paperwork were handled. Cameras are listed at Kanab Cowboy Storage, which is a reasonable comfort for an outdoor spot. Neither listing mentions 24/7 gate access, so plan your arrival around staffed hours and ask directly before you assume you can roll in at midnight.
Southern Utah sun is hard on gelcoat, tires and dashboards. Covered or indoor space costs more but spares your rig the worst of the UV. If you park outside, a quality cover and tire covers go a long way. Long storage eats batteries, so a maintainer or a disconnect is worth the small cost. Check your insurance policy for storage requirements and confirm the facility's rules on running engines or generators on site. Before winter or a long summer gap, top off fluids, fill the tanks with the right mix and leave the fridge clean and propped open. Ask about on-site security and who to call after hours.
Two. Kanab Cowboy Storage and Flyin Storage are the listings, with an average rating of 4.9 between them. Because the market is small, call both before you commit and ask about availability for your specific rig size.
Yes, at least in part. Kanab Cowboy Storage lists boat and trailer types along with covered, indoor and outdoor spaces, so it is the one to call first if you need water or hitch storage.
Neither facility lists 24/7 gate access in the current data. Confirm gate hours by phone before you plan a late arrival, and ask whether you can get an access code for off-hours moves if that matters to you.
Kanab Cowboy Storage lists cameras among its features. Flyin Storage does not list features in the current data, so ask about security, lighting and fencing when you call so you know what you are getting.