Public Storage
Moore RV storage with 24/7 access, gates, and cameras; reviewers praise the staff and clean grounds.
Moore sits just south of Oklahoma City, close enough to I-35 that you can be anywhere in the metro quickly. For RV owners, that convenience matters when you're dropping the rig off or picking it up before a trip. Two storage facilities in town offer covered, indoor and outdoor spots, and both have gated access with cameras and 24/7 entry. One also handles boats and trailers. The average rating across the two is 4.5 stars, based on hundreds of reviews, so you're not choosing blind.
Moore RV storage with 24/7 access, gates, and cameras; reviewers praise the staff and clean grounds.
RV and trailer parking plus covered, indoor, and outdoor storage in Old Town Moore, just east of I-35.
Within a short drive of Moore. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Oklahoma City self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor RV, boat and car spaces, gated and open 24/7.
Oklahoma City Public Storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor RV spots. Gated, lit, 24/7 access. Rated 4.6 from 300 reviews.
You have two facilities to pick from, and both cover the basics well. Covered, indoor and outdoor parking are all on the menu, along with spots for boats and vehicles. One facility in Moore also takes trailers. If you need a spot for a travel trailer or a boat between lake days, that wider range helps. Both places are gated and have cameras, and both offer 24/7 gate access, which is useful if you like to leave early or come back after dark. Public Storage holds the higher rating at 4.7 stars from 436 reviews, while Arborstone Storage Moore sits at 4.3 from 28 reviews. More reviews usually mean more reliable feedback, so weigh that when you compare.
Outdoor spots are the simplest and typically the least expensive, but your RV takes the full Oklahoma sun, hail and wind. Covered parking puts a roof overhead without walls, which cuts UV damage and keeps hail off the roof and hood. Indoor storage is the most protected option and keeps the rig out of the weather entirely, though you'll usually pay more for it and may need to check ceiling height and door size before you commit. Both Moore facilities offer all three types, so you can match the level of protection to your budget. If your rig is older or you're between trips for months at a time, indoor is worth a look. For a camper that gets used most weekends, covered is a sensible middle ground.
Check the gate hours even though both places advertise 24/7 access. Confirm the spot fits your rig's length, height and width, and ask about the turning room if you drive a big Class A. Walk the lot and look for standing water, low branches and lighting. Ask whether the facility requires proof of insurance, and keep your own coverage active while the RV is stored. For longer sits, use a battery maintainer, top off the fuel to limit condensation, and keep tires off direct concrete if you can. In Oklahoma, sun and hail do the most damage, so a roof overhead is money well spent.
There are 2 facilities listed in Moore. Both offer covered, indoor and outdoor spots, and both have 24/7 gate access. One also takes trailers.
The average rating across the 2 facilities is 4.5 stars. Public Storage leads with 4.7 stars from 436 reviews, and Arborstone Storage Moore has 4.3 stars from 28 reviews.
Yes, both facilities list boat storage. Covered, indoor and outdoor options are available for boats as well as RVs and vehicles. Call ahead to confirm space and any size limits.
Yes, both facilities offer indoor storage. That gives you the most protection from sun and hail. Ask about door height and ceiling clearance before you book for a tall rig.