Storage Star
Laramie self-storage on Skyline Drive with outdoor RV parking, drive-up units and a 4.7-star rating from 90 reviews.
Laramie sits high on the plains, and that means sun, wind, and hard winters that work on a rig whether you drive it or not. Three facilities here advertise vehicle storage, and one sits close by. Two earn ratings, averaging 4.5 stars across the bunch. Outdoor spots dominate, with a single indoor option if you want walls around your rig. Know what you're parking and what the weather will do to it.
Laramie self-storage on Skyline Drive with outdoor RV parking, drive-up units and a 4.7-star rating from 90 reviews.
Laramie self-storage with indoor units and gated outdoor RV, boat and trailer parking, open 24/7.
Outdoor back-in RV, boat and car storage on paved pads in Laramie, WY, close to campgrounds.
Within a short drive of Laramie. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Fenced RV and boat storage west of Cheyenne near Happy Jack Road, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Of the three facilities listed here, all take outdoor vehicles and one keeps indoor space too. Storage Star rates 4.7 from 90 reviews, the strongest showing in town, and handles outdoor and vehicle parking. Laramie Storage comes in at 4.3 from 11 reviews with indoor and outdoor space, gated entry, cameras, and lit grounds. Laramie RV Resort Parking covers outdoor and boat storage but has no ratings yet. Only one facility advertises 24/7 gate access, so ask about hours before you commit. If your trips start early or end late, that detail matters more than the monthly rate.
Outdoor storage is fine for a rig built to take weather, and it's the common choice in Laramie. Sun and UV do slow damage to tires, decals, and covers over the years, so a good cover earns its price. Wind-driven snow and hail are the bigger local concern; park with the weather side in mind and check that the lot drains. Indoor space is scarce here, just one facility, so ask early if you want it. Indoor storage suits classic cars, trailers with wood, or anything you'd rather keep out of the elements. Expect to pay more and wait longer for a bay.
Walk the lot first. Look at the gate, the lighting, and whether cameras cover the rows. Laramie Storage advertises all three, which is a good benchmark for what to ask elsewhere. Confirm that your vehicle insurance covers the rig while it sits off your property; many policies do, but check rather than assume. For winter storage, pull the battery or hook up a maintainer, top off fluids, and give the tires a little extra air per your manual. Ask about snow removal and whether you can reach the unit after a storm. Get gate hours and any access rules in writing.
Three facilities in Laramie advertise vehicle storage, and one more sits nearby. All three offer outdoor space, and one also has indoor bays, so your choices are mostly open-air. Two of the three carry customer ratings.
The two rated facilities average 4.5 stars. Storage Star leads at 4.7 from 90 reviews, and Laramie Storage follows at 4.3 from 11 reviews. The third facility, Laramie RV Resort Parking, has no ratings on file yet.
Yes, but only at one facility. Laramie Storage offers indoor and outdoor space along with gated entry, cameras, and lighting. With just one indoor option in town, call ahead and ask about availability before you plan around it.
Ask about gate hours, since only one local facility advertises 24/7 access. Confirm snow removal, lot drainage, lighting, and camera coverage. Then check your insurance for coverage while the rig is stored off your property.