Blinsky PM Self Storage
Fenced, lighted self-storage and RV parking in Yakima with a perfect 5.0 Google rating from three reviews.
Yakima, WA
Car & Vehicle Storage in Yakima, WA
Yakima gets plenty of sun, and sun is hard on paint, gelcoat and rubber. Three facilities here handle car and vehicle storage, and they average 5.0 stars from the few reviews posted so far. One offers indoor space, one outdoor, and one takes boats. That is a small market, so call ahead and confirm what fits your rig before you haul it across town.
Discover Car & Vehicle Storage in Yakima, WA
3Facilities listed
5.0★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
3More within 30 miles
Facilities in Yakima
Self-Storage at U-Haul
U-Haul storage in Yakima with indoor and outdoor vehicle parking, cameras, and 24/7 access.
Rodgers Road RV & Car Storage
RV and car storage on Rodgers Road in Yakima, Washington.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Yakima. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
The Garages
Indoor RV and boat storage in Union Gap with gated entry, 24/7 access and security cameras.
Hideaway Storage
Gated Wapato storage with 24-hour keypad access, outdoor RV and boat parking, and month-to-month leases you can book online.
AAA Wildcat Storage
Ellensburg storage with indoor RV spaces, gated access, cameras, and friendly staff, rated 4.1 from 100 reviews.
What's available in Yakima
Three facilities serve the area, and each runs a little differently. Self-Storage at U-Haul covers indoor and outdoor vehicle space and adds cameras, a wash area and climate control, plus 24/7 gate access. Blinsky PM Self Storage handles boats and vehicles and has lighting on site. Rodgers Road RV & Car Storage is vehicle-only and lists no extras, so ask about gate hours and security when you call. With only one indoor option in town, indoor spots can go fast. If you want your rig out of the weather, get on a waitlist or check back often. Outdoor space is the easier find.
Sun, dust and winter
Yakima summers are bright and dry, and that combination fades gelcoat and cracks tires that sit in one spot. A cover helps, and so does parking out of direct afternoon sun where the facility allows it. Dust collects in vents and seams, so plan a wash before you store and again when you pull out. The wash bay at U-Haul makes that easy. Winters here are cold enough to matter. Top off fluids, pull the battery or put it on a maintainer, and check tire pressure before the first freeze. If you store outdoors, confirm the spot drains well. Yakima gets snow and meltwater, and a low corner can turn into a puddle under your rig.
Before you sign
Ask each facility what your insurance covers while the vehicle sits there and what theirs does not. Get gate hours in writing, especially if you work odd shifts. Rodgers Road lists no features, so ask directly about lighting, cameras and access. Blinsky notes lit grounds, which matters if you drop by after dark. Do a walk-through before you commit. Look at the ground, the fencing and how tight the turns are for a long trailer. Robbins Road and the airport area are close by, so a quick drive past beats guessing from a listing. Confirm the spot size fits your rig with mirrors out, and find out whether you can work on the vehicle on site.
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Nearby cities
- Wenatchee, WA (2 listed · 59 mi)
- Union Gap, WA (1 listed · 3 mi)
- Wapato, WA (1 listed · 11 mi)
- Ellensburg, WA (1 listed · 29 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many car and vehicle storage facilities are in Yakima?
There are three listed here, plus three more nearby. One offers indoor space, one outdoor, and one handles boats. The average rating is 5.0 from the reviews posted so far, though two of the three have no reviews yet.
Is there indoor vehicle storage in Yakima?
Yes, one facility offers indoor storage: Self-Storage at U-Haul, which also has outdoor spaces. With only one indoor option in town, call early or ask to be put on a waitlist if the size you need is full.
Can I store a boat in Yakima?
Blinsky PM Self Storage takes boats along with vehicles and has lit grounds. Boats stored outdoors here need a good cover against sun and dust, and you should check that the trailer tires and bearings are sound before towing to the site.
What should I check before choosing a spot?
Confirm gate hours, spot size and whether you can work on the vehicle on site. Ask what the facility's insurance covers and what yours needs to cover. Walk the ground for drainage and look at how tight the turns are for a long rig.