Lockaway Storage
Lake Conroe storage with a private boat launch, covered and enclosed parking, gated access and security cameras.
Montgomery, TX
Car & Vehicle Storage in Montgomery, TX
Montgomery keeps things small, and so does its vehicle storage scene. Two facilities in town handle covered, indoor and outdoor parking, averaging 4.3 stars across the listings. Both are Lockaway Storage locations, and both take cars, trucks and RVs rather than boats or trailers. One runs 24/7 gate access. That is a thin field, so a little homework before you commit goes a long way.
Discover Car & Vehicle Storage in Montgomery, TX
2Facilities listed
4.3★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
3More within 30 miles
Facilities in Montgomery
Lockaway Storage
Gated self-storage on Peel Rd near Lake Conroe with covered and uncovered RV and car parking.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Montgomery. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
FM 830 STOW-N-GO, LLC
Willis storage yard for RVs, boats, and more, with cameras everywhere and 24-hour access.
Conroe Storage Lot
RV, boat and auto storage lot in Conroe, Texas, on the north side of the Houston metro.
RecNation RV & Boat Storage
Gated, camera-monitored RV and boat storage in Willis with 24/7 access and indoor parking.
What the two facilities offer
Both Lockaway Storage locations in Montgomery list covered, indoor and outdoor spaces and accept vehicles, so you can pick the exposure level you want for a rig or a daily driver. The larger listing carries a 4.4 rating from 58 reviews; the second sits at 4.3 from 6. Both are gated and camera-monitored, and both offer climate control, which matters more for a stored car than for a lawn trailer. Only the higher-rated one advertises 24/7 gate access, so check hours before you assume you can roll in at midnight.
Picking between covered and indoor
In this part of Texas, sun does the slow damage: faded paint, cracked dash, brittle tires. Covered parking blocks overhead sun while leaving sides open to breeze, which suits most RVs fine. Indoor costs more and adds walls, so consider it for a classic car or anything you want out of hail and pollen. Ask each facility how the space is accessed and whether you drive in or back in. Bring a tape measure. Bay sizes vary, and a rig that fits on paper can still scrape a mirror.
Habits that protect your rig
A few cheap steps pay off over a long Texas summer. Pull the battery or put it on a maintainer so it does not sit dead for months. Fill the tank before storage to limit condensation, and top off tire pressure so the tires do not flat-spot. Wash and wax before you park, since grime holds moisture. Visit once a month, run the engine or generator briefly, and look for leaks or pest damage. Confirm with your insurer that a stored vehicle stays covered, and tell them where it sits.
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Nearby cities
- Willis, TX (5 listed · 7 mi)
- Conroe, TX (19 listed · 12 mi)
- Magnolia, TX (10 listed · 13 mi)
- The Woodlands, TX (3 listed · 17 mi)
- Tomball, TX (7 listed · 20 mi)
- Spring, TX (16 listed · 22 mi)
- Hockley, TX (2 listed · 24 mi)
- Cypress, TX (12 listed · 27 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many vehicle storage facilities are in Montgomery, Texas?
Two. Both are Lockaway Storage locations, and together they average 4.3 stars from the reviews on file. Each one lists covered, indoor and outdoor spaces and accepts vehicles.
Do any Montgomery facilities have 24/7 gate access?
Yes. One of the two Lockaway Storage locations advertises 24/7 gate access. The other does not list it, so confirm hours with that facility before planning a late-night pickup.
Is indoor storage worth it for a car in Texas?
Often yes for a classic or a vehicle you rarely drive. Indoor space keeps out sun, hail and pollen. For a rig you use often, covered parking usually does enough by blocking overhead sun while letting air move.
Can I store a boat in Montgomery?
Neither listed Montgomery facility advertises boat storage; both focus on cars, trucks and RVs. Boat owners should look at the broader Texas listings or ask the facilities directly whether they make exceptions.