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.
Hesperia, CA
Monthly RV Parking in Hesperia, CA
Hesperia sits up in the High Desert, where sun and wind do slow damage to paint, rubber and covers. Only two facilities here list monthly RV parking, so the choice is narrow but the ratings are not. Both come in at 5.0. If you want a gated spot with a camera over it, one of the two has that. Plan a drive-by before you sign anything.
Discover Monthly RV Parking in Hesperia, CA
2Facilities listed
5.0★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
2More within 30 miles
Facilities in Hesperia
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.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Hesperia. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Lancelet St RV & Boat Storage - Apple Valley
Unpaved gated lot in Apple Valley for RVs, boats, trailers, and extra vehicles with two wide entrances.
Fairview Valley Rd RV Parking & Storage
Outdoor RV and vehicle storage on Fairview Valley Rd in Apple Valley, open 24/7 with security cameras.
What the two facilities offer
Manzanita St Vehicle Storage and Weston's RV Storage of Hesperia are the two names on this list, and both hold a 5.0 rating. Manzanita leans toward the bigger rigs, with trailer, vehicle and semi truck parking listed. Weston's is parking and vehicle storage, and it is the one with cameras and 24/7 gate access. Both are gated. Both mention boat storage. Call ahead and ask what space is actually open for a monthly rate, because a listing is not a vacancy. With only two facilities in town, a spot can open and close fast. Ask how much notice you get before a rate changes.
Desert sun and your rig
The High Desert is hard on an RV that sits. UV fades gelcoat, cooks tires and cracks anything rubber, and blowing sand works its way into seams and vents. Cover the tires even in an uncovered spot, and think about a roof cover or a full cover if the wind allows one. A battery maintainer keeps the house batteries alive between trips. Run the generator and the engine on a schedule. Top off fluids before you park, not after. If you store over winter, winterize the water system even here, since desert nights get cold.
Questions to ask before you sign
Gate hours matter more than they seem. One of the two facilities gives you 24/7 access, which helps if you leave or return late. The other may not, so ask. Walk the ground and look at drainage, since desert rain runs fast and pools low. Check whether the surface is paved or dirt, and how a heavy rig settles on it. Ask about camera coverage, lighting and who has keys. Confirm what your own insurance covers while the RV is parked, and ask whether the facility requires proof of it. Get the monthly terms in writing.
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- Apple Valley, CA (2 listed · 9 mi)
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- San Jacinto, CA (2 listed · 49 mi)
- Lancaster, CA (3 listed · 50 mi)
- Ramona, CA (2 listed · 100 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many monthly RV parking facilities are in Hesperia?
Two. Manzanita St Vehicle Storage and Weston's RV Storage of Hesperia are the only ones on this list, and both carry a 5.0 rating. That is a small pool, so call before you drive out and confirm a space is open.
Which facility has 24/7 gate access?
Weston's RV Storage of Hesperia lists 24/7 gate access along with cameras and a gate. Manzanita St Vehicle Storage is gated but does not list round the clock access, so ask about its hours if you come and go at odd times.
Can I park a semi truck or trailer here?
Manzanita St Vehicle Storage lists trailer, semi truck, vehicle and parking types, so it is the better bet for a big rig. Weston's lists parking and vehicle storage. Call first and describe your length and height so they can tell you what fits.
Do I need a cover in the High Desert?
Sun and wind are the main wear here, so yes, cover the tires at minimum and consider a full cover if wind allows. A battery maintainer and a regular run schedule help too. Ask the facility what covers they permit before you buy one.