Delaware Street RV Storage
Fenced outdoor RV and vehicle storage in downtown Denver with cameras and month-to-month parking.
Denver rigs take a beating from sun, hail and dry winter air, so where you park matters more than people think. There are 2 monthly RV parking facilities listed here, averaging 5.0 stars, and 1 more nearby. Both are outdoor, one offers covered space, and one keeps the gate open around the clock. Boat owners have options too.
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Two facilities on this page write monthly agreements, which suits people who want a set spot without a long commitment. Delaware Street RV Storage carries a 5.0 rating and handles covered and outdoor spots, boats and vehicles, with cameras on site. Neighbor RV & Truck Storage is outdoor only, and its gate access runs 24/7, which helps if you load up after dark or roll in late from the mountains. Call both before you commit. Ask what the gate hours really are, how they handle snow removal in the aisles, and whether your monthly rate changes in season.
One covered facility and two outdoor ones show up in these counts, so most of what is available here is open sky. That is fine for a rig you use often, but Colorado sun eats decals, tires and roof sealant year after year. A cover, tire covers and a good wax job go a long way. Hail is the bigger worry, and covered space is the only real shield in this list. If your rig sits for months at a time, pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer and top off the fuel before storage. Check your insurance policy covers the rig while it is parked off your property.
Both facilities here list boat capability, and both take vehicles alongside RVs, which is handy if you tow a dinghy or keep a truck for hauling. Delaware Street adds cameras, a small thing that matters when you are leaving a boat or rig for weeks. Denver's dry climate is kind to hulls and frames compared with wetter parts of the country, but UV still fades gelcoat and dashboards. Ask each facility about access hours, on-site security and what happens if you need in outside normal times. One of the two never closes its gate, so that answer will differ.
There are 2 listed in Denver, with 1 more nearby. Both take monthly agreements, so your choice comes down to covered versus outdoor space and gate access.
One of the two Denver facilities offers covered spaces. The other is outdoor only. Given Denver hail, covered is worth asking about first if your rig is valuable or sits for long stretches.
Yes. Both facilities list boat capability, and both also take vehicles. Delaware Street RV Storage adds cameras, and Neighbor RV & Truck Storage has 24/7 gate access.
Ask about gate hours, security, snow removal in the aisles and whether the rate changes by season. Also confirm your insurance covers the rig while stored off your property, and plan for battery care and tire covers.