Lancelet St RV & Boat Storage - Apple Valley
Unpaved gated lot in Apple Valley for RVs, boats, trailers, and extra vehicles with two wide entrances.
Apple Valley, CA
Monthly RV Parking in Apple Valley, CA
Apple Valley sits up in the high desert, where sun and wind do more damage to a stored rig than rain ever will. There are 2 monthly RV parking facilities in town, and both are worth a look before you settle. Options are thin, so it pays to start early and ask the right questions before you sign anything.
Discover Monthly RV Parking in Apple Valley, CA
2Facilities listed
124/7 gate access
3More within 30 miles
Facilities in Apple Valley
Fairview Valley Rd RV Parking & Storage
Outdoor RV and vehicle storage on Fairview Valley Rd in Apple Valley, open 24/7 with security cameras.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Apple Valley. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Manzanita St Vehicle Storage
Gated half-acre lot in Hesperia for long-term car, truck, boat, and RV parking with a 13 ft height limit.
Pearl Rd RV and Car Storage
Fenced outdoor lot in rural Lucerne Valley for RV, truck, and trailer parking with easy access and a 5.0 rating.
Weston's RV Storage of Hesperia
Fenced, gated unpaved lot in Hesperia for RVs, boats, cars, and trailers, with 24/7 access and onsite security.
What you get here
Two facilities carry monthly parking in Apple Valley, and they are not cookie-cutter copies of each other. Lancelet St RV & Boat Storage runs a gated setup with lighting and room for boats. Fairview Valley Rd RV Parking & Storage leans outdoor and trailer-friendly, with cameras on site and 24/7 gate access. That last detail matters if you roll in after dark or leave before sunrise. Neither listing shows a rating or reviews yet, so plan a visit in person. Walk the rows, check the gravel, and see how the gate actually works. Desert storage is mostly about sun and grit. Ask where your rig will sit relative to shade and prevailing wind.
Pick the right spot
Covered and indoor options are not listed among these two, so outdoor is the realistic play for monthly parking in Apple Valley. That changes what you should worry about. UV fades gelcoat and cooks tires, and blowing sand works into seams and vents. A quality cover helps, and tire covers are cheap insurance. If your rig sits for weeks, pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer. Check that your insurance still covers a vehicle parked off your property, and confirm what the facility expects from you on upkeep. One of the two has cameras and one has lights, so ask which applies to your stall.
Before you sign
Ask what the monthly rate includes and what it does not: gate access hours, whether you can work on your rig in the stall, and how much notice you get before a rate change. Trailers and boats are both welcome across these facilities, so ask where the long ones go and whether the turning room suits your setup. Confirm the gate code process and who to call after hours. A short drive from Apple Valley puts you near Victorville and the roads out toward Barstow, so think about how often you will actually pull in and out before you commit to a spot.
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Nearby cities
- Hesperia, CA (2 listed · 9 mi)
- Barstow, CA (2 listed · 27 mi)
- Riverside, CA (3 listed · 40 mi)
- Perris, CA (2 listed · 50 mi)
- San Jacinto, CA (2 listed · 50 mi)
- Lancaster, CA (3 listed · 57 mi)
- Ramona, CA (2 listed · 102 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many monthly RV parking facilities are in Apple Valley?
There are 2 monthly RV parking facilities listed in Apple Valley. Both are worth a call, and since the list is short, visiting in person before you commit is smart.
Do any Apple Valley facilities offer 24/7 gate access?
Yes. One of the two facilities lists 24/7 gate access, and it also has cameras on site. Confirm the gate process with the other one if after-hours entry matters to you.
Can I store a boat or trailer here?
Both facilities list boat storage, and one also lists trailer parking. Covered and indoor spaces are not listed, so plan on outdoor storage and protect your rig from sun and sand.
What should I check before storing an RV in the desert?
Look at shade, wind exposure and ground surface. Ask about gate hours, camera coverage and whether you can do minor maintenance in your stall. Confirm your insurance covers off-site storage.