Extra Space Storage
Murray self-storage off I-15 with vehicle and trailer parking, praised for its helpful manager and secure grounds.
Murray sits right in the thick of the Salt Lake Valley, so finding a spot for a car or rig here means sorting through a handful of real options rather than a long list. Four facilities show up in town, and three more sit close by. Ratings average 4.5 across the group, and most of them keep the gate open around the clock. That mix tells you something: people here store vehicles year round, and they want in and out on their own schedule.
Murray self-storage off I-15 with vehicle and trailer parking, praised for its helpful manager and secure grounds.
Gated 24/7 RV and boat storage off I-15 in Murray with cameras and automated entry.
Murray self-storage with gated, lighted grounds and cameras, plus spots for cars, boats, RVs and trailers.
Murray self-storage with outdoor RV, boat and vehicle parking, gated access and camera security.
Within a short drive of Murray. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Millcreek self storage with vehicle and boat parking, a 4.9-star rating, and a manager reviewers keep naming.
Salt Lake City self-storage with indoor and outdoor vehicle parking, climate control and 24/7 access.
Salt Lake City self-storage with covered RV spots, gated access and cameras, rated 4.6 stars by 387 reviewers.
The four facilities in town break down into two indoor, one covered, and two outdoor, so you can pick how much roof you want over your rig. Boat storage shows up at two of them, which matters if you tow something to Utah Lake on weekends. Three of the four offer 24/7 gate access, a small detail that gets big when you're pulling out before dawn or rolling back in after dark. The top of the list is crowded with recognizable names. Extra Space Storage carries a 4.9 rating from 1,155 reviews. Neighbor RV & Boat Storage matches that 4.9, though on just 14 reviews, so read it as a young listing. SecureSpace Self Storage Murray handles covered, indoor, outdoor, and boat, with 4.1 from 371 reviews. Advanced Security Self Storage sits at 4.1 from 35.
Start with what you're parking. A trailer or a project car can live outdoors fine if you keep it covered and wash it after storms. A boat or a nicer rig is worth the indoor bay, especially with Utah summers baking paint and vinyl. Covered is the middle ground, and it's worth asking each facility what their cover actually blocks. Then check access hours against your habits. Three of the four in Murray run 24/7 gates. If the one you like doesn't, and you like early trips, that settles it. Ask about gate codes, cameras, and lighting while you're on the phone. A call takes five minutes and saves a surprise later.
Salt Lake Valley weather does a number on stored vehicles. Sun fades gelcoat and cracks dashboards. Winter brings road salt that eats at frames and brake lines, so a rinse before storage goes a long way. A battery maintainer keeps a rig ready for the season, and a full tank with stabilizer beats stale fuel in spring. Call your insurance carrier before you sign anything. Some policies cover stored vehicles differently than daily drivers, and a quick check avoids a gap. Also confirm what the facility wants for registration and whether you need your own lock. Those small questions come up at every one of the Murray facilities, and the answers vary.
There are 4 facilities in Murray, with 3 more nearby. Ratings average 4.5 across the group, and 3 of the 4 offer 24/7 gate access. Indoor and outdoor options are both available, along with covered spaces and boat storage.
Two of the Murray facilities list boat storage, and SecureSpace Self Storage Murray offers covered, indoor, and outdoor types together. Call ahead to confirm a bay fits your boat's beam and height before you commit.
Yes. Three of the four Murray facilities offer 24/7 gate access, including Neighbor RV & Boat Storage and SecureSpace. If late-night or early-morning trips are part of your routine, confirm your gate code works before your first outing.
Wash off road salt, add fuel stabilizer, and connect a battery maintainer. Check your insurance coverage for stored vehicles, and ask the facility whether they require your own lock. A quick rinse and a full tank prevent most spring surprises.