Prime Storage
Lumberton self-storage with outdoor spots for RVs, plus staff reviewers call friendly and helpful.
Lumberton Township sits in Burlington County, close enough to the Pine Barrens that summer humidity hangs around and winter brings a real freeze. For an RV owner, that combination is the argument for paying a little more for conditioned space. There are 2 climate-controlled facilities in town, averaging 4.6 stars from a healthy pile of reviews. Both handle vehicles, so a motorhome or travel trailer fits right in.
Lumberton self-storage with outdoor spots for RVs, plus staff reviewers call friendly and helpful.
CubeSmart in Lumberton offers covered RV storage with security cameras and helpful staff, rated 4.4 stars.
Within a short drive of Lumberton Township. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Gated self storage in Southampton Township with climate controlled units and vehicle storage, rated 4.7 from 187 Google reviews.
An RV parked outside in South Jersey sweats through humid July afternoons and then sits through freeze-thaw cycles come January. Conditioned storage keeps the interior from swinging with the weather, which is easier on upholstery, seals, electronics and anything vinyl. It also cuts down on the sun baking one side of the rig all day, and UV does quiet damage to gelcoat and tires over years, not months. You still want a cover or window shades for dust and light, but the heavy lifting is done by the building. Ask how the space is conditioned, since climate control can mean anything from full HVAC to dehumidified air.
CubeSmart Self Storage on the covered side of things earns 4.4 stars across 286 reviews and lists gated access plus cameras, which matters if you keep tools or gear inside the rig. Prime Storage rates 4.7 from 222 reviews and offers outdoor and vehicle parking alongside its climate spots, so it can work if you have a second trailer or a daily driver to park. Neither posts 24/7 gate access, so confirm the hours before you commit. A rig that only moves on Saturday mornings does not need a midnight gate, but a late-returning trip home might.
Call ahead and ask what size bay fits your length with the tow vehicle or toad attached, and whether you drive it in or they spot it. Walk the aisle and look at the door height and turning room before you sign. For a conditioned space, plan on a battery maintainer or pull the batteries and keep them on a tender at home. Drain tanks and lines before winter even indoors, since a heated bay does not guarantee a hard freeze never reaches a corner. Check your insurance covers stored vehicles and confirm what the facility's agreement says about contents and access.
There are 2 climate-controlled facilities in town, and both also handle general vehicle storage. One offers covered spaces and one offers outdoor parking alongside the conditioned spots. The two average 4.6 stars, so reviews are worth reading before you pick.
Yes. CubeSmart Self Storage lists covered spaces among its options, and Prime Storage includes outdoor parking. That gives you a choice between a roof over the rig and open-air parking if you only need a spot for a season.
For most owners here, yes. South Jersey summers are humid and winters freeze, and conditioned air softens both extremes on seals, upholstery and electronics. It will not replace winterizing, though, so drain the lines and tanks before the cold sets in regardless of what the bay feels like.
Definitely. Neither listed facility advertises 24/7 gate access, so ask what hours you can get in and out. If you come home late from a trip or like to leave before dawn, make sure the schedule fits how you actually use the rig.