Self-Storage at U-Haul
Scranton U-Haul with indoor and outdoor RV and vehicle storage, 24/7 access, cameras, and a 5.0 rating.
Scranton, PA
Car & Vehicle Storage in Scranton, PA
Scranton has two storage facilities for cars and vehicles, and both offer indoor and outdoor spots. The average rating sits at 4.7, so people generally like what they find. You will see covered options but no climate-controlled units among these. For a rig you want to keep out of the weather, indoor is the safer bet. Outdoor works if you don't mind washing it more often.
Discover Car & Vehicle Storage in Scranton, PA
2Facilities listed
4.7★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
5More within 30 miles
Facilities in Scranton
Storage Sense - Scranton
Self-storage in Scranton's Green Ridge with indoor units and outdoor RV, boat and vehicle parking.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Scranton. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Extra Space Storage
Dunmore self-storage with vehicle parking, 4.9 stars from 882 reviews, and staff reviewers call helpful.
Nelson StoreSecure
Gated RV storage off Route 6 in Olyphant with drive-up access and security cameras.
Carlin's RV, Boat and Self Storage
Gated, well-lit self storage in Factoryville, PA for RVs, boats and belongings, with drive-up units and 24-hour access.
Forward Storage
Hamlin self-storage with indoor RV and boat parking, gated entry, cameras and climate control, rated 4.8 stars.
Self-Storage at U-Haul
Kingston self-storage with indoor and outdoor RV spots, 24/7 access, cameras, and a wash on site.
What you'll find
There are two facilities in Scranton proper, and both handle indoor and outdoor vehicle storage. Self-Storage at U-Haul holds a 5.0 rating from 8 reviews, and Storage Sense - Scranton comes in at 4.3 from 150 reviews. One of the two offers 24/7 gate access, which matters if you come back late from a trip. Neither lists climate control, so plan on sun and UV taking a toll on tires and trim. A good cover helps. So does parking on pavement rather than grass.
Indoor versus outdoor
Indoor storage is the choice for anything you plan to leave for months. It keeps hail and winter salt off the paint, and it cuts down on rodent visits. Outdoor spots are usually cheaper and easier to get into with a long rig. If you go outdoor, check the gate hours before you commit. One facility here runs 24/7, the other may not. Battery maintainers are worth the small cost for either type, and a full tank with stabilizer saves you a spring headache.
Around Scranton
The city sits in the Lackawanna Valley, and there are five more storage facilities within reasonable reach if the two here don't fit your schedule. That matters in a region where snow and road salt are part of the year. Wash the underside before you store, and again when you pull it out. Call ahead to confirm gate hours and whether you need your own lock. Insurance on the vehicle should stay active even in storage, so check your policy before you sign anything.
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Nearby cities
- Hazle Township, PA (2 listed · 36 mi)
- Binghamton, NY (2 listed · 53 mi)
- Allentown, PA (2 listed · 56 mi)
- Quakertown, PA (2 listed · 70 mi)
- Reading, PA (4 listed · 74 mi)
- Pottstown, PA (2 listed · 80 mi)
- Frazer, PA (2 listed · 95 mi)
- Trenton, NJ (3 listed · 95 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many storage facilities are in Scranton?
Scranton has two facilities listed for car and vehicle storage, with five more nearby. Both local facilities offer indoor and outdoor spots. The average rating across them is 4.7.
Are there indoor options in Scranton?
Yes. Both of the two Scranton facilities list indoor storage, and both also offer outdoor. There are no covered-only or climate-controlled units in the current listings, so indoor is the most protected choice available.
Which facility has 24/7 gate access?
One of the two facilities in Scranton offers 24/7 gate access. That is Self-Storage at U-Haul. Storage Sense - Scranton lists gated access but not round-the-clock entry, so confirm hours before you plan a late pickup.
What should I do before storing my vehicle?
Wash it, especially the underside, to get road salt off. Fill the tank and add stabilizer if it will sit for months. Connect a battery maintainer or disconnect the battery. Check that your insurance stays active, and ask the facility whether you bring your own lock.