Extra Space Storage
Taylorsville self-storage with vehicle parking, drive-up access, and a 4.8-star rating from 1,380 reviews.
Taylorsville sits in the Salt Lake Valley, close enough to the canyons and the Great Salt Lake that a lot of rigs live here between trips. The city has just two listed storage facilities, so the market is small and you should call ahead rather than assume a spot is open. One of the two carries a strong rating across a big review count, which tells you something about how people feel after parking there.
Taylorsville self-storage with vehicle parking, drive-up access, and a 4.8-star rating from 1,380 reviews.
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Extra Space Storage is the busier of the pair, rated 4.8 across 1,380 reviews and set up for vehicle storage. 54 Storage is the smaller option, rated 3.4 from 10 reviews, and it handles both boats and vehicles with a gated entry and cameras on site. That is the whole list. Neither one advertises covered, indoor, or climate-controlled space, so plan on open-air parking and think about what the Utah sun and winter weather will do to gel coat, tires, and upholstery over a season. With only two facilities inside the city, the practical move is to call both before you commit. Ask about gate hours, what the cameras actually cover, and whether you can walk your spot before signing.
UV is the quiet problem here. Long summers and thin air at this elevation punish anything left uncovered, so wax or a cover earns its keep. Winters bring snow and the salt that follows it, which is why a good undercarriage rinse before storage matters more than people think. Pull the battery and put it on a maintainer, and top off fluids before you park. If you store a boat, drain and winterize it properly rather than hoping for a mild season. Check that your insurance still covers a vehicle parked off your property, and confirm it with your agent in writing.
Taylorsville puts you within easy reach of several good days out. The Great Salt Lake and Antelope Island are close enough for a weekend, and the Cottonwood canyons are a short drive east for hiking and skiing traffic. Deer Creek and Jordanelle reservoirs to the southeast are common hauls for boat owners. That proximity is also why you want to think about how often you will actually pull the rig out. A spot that saves you money but adds a long tow each trip may not be the bargain it looks like on paper. Measure the drive before you sign.
Two facilities are listed in the city. Extra Space Storage is rated 4.8 from 1,380 reviews, and 54 Storage is rated 3.4 from 10 reviews. Because the list is short, call both before you decide and ask about current openings.
Neither of the two listed facilities reports covered, indoor, or climate-controlled storage. Plan for open-air parking. A quality cover and regular waxing will do most of the work against sun and snow, and a battery maintainer protects the electrical system.
Yes. 54 Storage lists boat storage alongside vehicle storage and includes gated entry and cameras. It is the only one of the two facilities with boat storage in its listing, so confirm dimensions and trailer rules with them directly before you haul anything over.
Ask about gate hours, whether access is 24/7 or limited, what the cameras cover, and whether you can see your actual spot first. Confirm your insurance covers an off-site parked vehicle, and get the cancellation terms in writing. Small facilities can fill up fast.