The Storage Mall - Macedon South
Locally owned Macedon storage facility with gated outdoor RV and boat parking, security cameras, and helpful staff.
Macedon is a small Wayne County town on the Erie Canal, roughly halfway between Rochester and Syracuse. For RV owners passing through or living nearby, the local storage picture is simple: two facilities in town and about five more within a short drive. Both in-town spots are gated, camera-monitored and lit, which matters more than any brochure claim when your rig sits out for months.
Locally owned Macedon storage facility with gated outdoor RV and boat parking, security cameras, and helpful staff.
Locally owned Macedon storage with covered, indoor and outdoor RV, boat and auto parking, gated and camera-monitored.
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Two facilities carry the whole local market, and both trade under The Storage Mall name: Macedon South and Macedon North. South is an outdoor setup, rated 4.2 from 19 reviews. North runs 4.1 from 16 and offers covered, indoor and outdoor spaces, so it is the one to call if you want a roof overhead. Outdoor sites outnumber the rest here, which suits trailers and motorhomes that already shrug off rain. Indoor and covered slots are the scarce ones, so ask early. Both facilities are gated with cameras and lights, and both list boat storage alongside vehicle space. About five more facilities sit within a reasonable drive if neither has the size or type you need.
Outdoor storage is the default around here, and for a well-sealed rig it works. The tradeoff is sun. Upstate New York winters are hard on gelcoat, decals, tires and roof sealant, and a rig that sits in the open from November to April will show it. A covered bay blocks the worst of the UV and keeps snow off the roof, which saves you a ladder climb after every storm. Indoor space is the smallest category in town, so if you want walls around your coach, get on a waitlist rather than assuming a bay will be free in spring. Whatever you pick, walk the site first and look at drainage and how close the next rig parks.
Ask what the gate hours actually are and whether you can get in after dark, since neither in-town facility advertises 24/7 access. Confirm your insurance covers the rig at a storage address, not just at home. Plan for battery care: pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer, because a cold Macedon winter will flatten a weak one. Winterize the plumbing properly, top off tire pressure, and stuff steel wool or screens in the vents to keep mice out. If your unit has a cover, strap it so wind off the open fields does not whip it against the gelcoat.
Two facilities operate in Macedon itself, both under The Storage Mall name: Macedon South and Macedon North. About five more sit within a short drive if you need a different size or type. Together the two in-town spots cover outdoor, covered and indoor vehicle storage.
One facility, The Storage Mall - Macedon North, offers covered and indoor spaces alongside outdoor. That makes it your only in-town choice for a roof over the rig. Outdoor storage is the more common option locally, with both facilities listing outdoor vehicle sites.
Yes. Both Macedon facilities list gated access, cameras and lighting. That covers the basics: controlled entry, recorded activity and lit aisles. Neither advertises 24/7 gate access, so confirm the actual hours before you count on a late-night drop-off or pickup.
Winterize the water system, pull or maintain the batteries, and inflate tires to spec before parking. Block vents against mice and secure any cover so wind does not chafe the finish. Check that your insurance covers the storage address, and visit once midwinter to look for snow load or leaks.