Alaska EZ Storage
New, clean Wasilla storage with gated 24/7 access, cameras, and room for RVs, boats, and trailers.
Wasilla sits in the Mat-Su Valley, where winter comes early and stays a while, so where you park a rig matters more than it might down south. Two facilities here handle vehicle storage, both rated 5.0, and there are three more nearby. One offers indoor space and gated 24/7 access. For a valley town this size, that is a fair start.
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The two Wasilla facilities split the work differently. Alaska EZ Storage, with 46 reviews and a 5.0 rating, covers indoor, outdoor and vehicle storage, and it is the one with gated 24/7 access, cameras and room for a boat. Pinecrest Circle RV & Boat Storage, also 5.0 but with just 2 reviews, sticks to outdoor spaces for vehicles, boats and semis. Translation: if you want your rig under a roof for the cold months, there is one option in town. If you just need a fenced spot with room to maneuver, you have two. Both carry perfect ratings, though the review counts tell you who has been tested by more owners.
Indoor storage earns its keep here. Winter in the valley means snow load, freeze and thaw cycles, and sun that hangs low and bright off the snow. UV does quiet damage to tires, gelcoat and covers year round. A roof solves most of that at once. Outdoor works if you prep the rig: winterize the water system, pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer, and cover what the sun hits hardest. Ask about gate hours before you commit, since only one of these facilities runs 24/7. Also confirm what your insurance says about off site storage, because some policies care where the vehicle sleeps.
The valley gives you plenty of reasons to keep a rig close. The Parks Highway runs through town toward Denali, and the Glenn Highway links you back to Anchorage in under an hour on a good day. Lakes and boat launches are scattered through the Mat-Su, which helps explain why one facility here advertises boat storage. That matters if your toy is seasonal. You can pull the boat out of storage, run it on a valley lake, and put it back without a long haul. Semi drivers get an outdoor option at Pinecrest Circle. Call first and confirm the space fits your length, because a spot that suits a pickup and a spot that suits a fifth wheel are not the same thing.
There are 2 in Wasilla, with 3 more nearby. Both local facilities hold a 5.0 rating. Alaska EZ Storage has the larger review base at 46, while Pinecrest Circle has 2 reviews.
Yes, one of the two facilities offers indoor storage. Alaska EZ Storage lists indoor, outdoor and vehicle storage along with a boat option. Indoor space is limited to that single facility, so ask about availability early if you want a roof over your rig for winter.
One of the two Wasilla facilities offers 24/7 gate access, and that is Alaska EZ Storage. It also has cameras and a gated entry. If you keep odd hours or tow at night, confirm gate procedures with the other facility before you sign.
Boat storage is available at both facilities. Semi storage is listed at Pinecrest Circle RV & Boat Storage only. Measure your rig before calling and ask whether the spot handles your length, since outdoor spaces vary in how much room they give you to maneuver.