Bryant St. RV- Boat Storage
Fenced grassy lot in Kissimmee for RV, boat and trailer storage, with cameras and owners living on-site.
Kissimmee sits just south of Orlando, close enough to the theme parks that a lot of rigs pass through and a fair number stay. Two monthly RV parking facilities show up here, and both hold a perfect 5.0 rating. That is a small sample, so read the details rather than the star average. One nearby option rounds out the list. What you get is gated, camera-watched outdoor space with 24/7 gate access at both facilities.
Fenced grassy lot in Kissimmee for RV, boat and trailer storage, with cameras and owners living on-site.
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Bryant St. RV- Boat Storage carries the heavier review history at 15, and its listing covers boat, trailer, parking, vehicle and semi types. Southport Road RV & Boat Storage is the quieter one with 2 reviews. Both are outdoor and both run cameras plus 24/7 gate access, which matters if you tow in after dark or leave before sunrise. Neither one lists covered or indoor space. In central Florida that means sun, rain and afternoon storms hit your rig directly. Wax and sealant do more work here than in drier climates, and tire covers are cheap insurance against UV cracking. Ask each facility how they handle standing water after heavy rain before you commit.
This is not just an RV page. Both facilities handle boats, and Bryant St. also lists trailer, vehicle and semi truck parking. If you keep a boat and a travel trailer, one spot may cover both, which saves a second monthly bill. Semi drivers get a real option at Bryant St., though the listing does not say how many semi spaces exist, so call ahead. Outdoor storage for a boat means water pooling in covers and mildew in cushions. Pull the drain plug, prop the cover so rain runs off, and check the trailer tires for flat spots if the rig sits for months. Same advice for a parked trailer: move it now and then or accept the flat spots.
Two facilities is a thin market, so availability can tighten around snowbird season when winter residents head south. Reserve early if you need a spot from late fall through spring. Confirm gate hours and the access code process before your first arrival, since 24/7 access usually means a keypad or code rather than staff at the gate. Ask what happens if the power goes out. Get the storage agreement in writing and check what your RV insurance says about off-site storage. Some policies want the rig locked and the keys with you. Walk the space first: look at fencing, camera placement and drainage, and see whether the neighbors' rigs look maintained. A tidy facility tends to stay tidy.
Two facilities are listed in Kissimmee, plus one nearby option. Both Kissimmee listings hold a 5.0 rating, though review counts are small at 15 and 2. Call both before deciding, since two facilities means limited space.
No. Neither facility lists covered or indoor space, so both are outdoor storage. Plan on sun and rain exposure and protect your rig accordingly. Tire covers, wax and a good roof check go a long way in Florida weather.
Yes, both Kissimmee facilities list 24/7 gate access along with cameras. Confirm the code or keypad process with each facility before your first trip so you are not stuck at the gate after hours.
Both facilities handle boats. Bryant St. RV- Boat Storage also lists trailer, vehicle and semi truck parking, while Southport Road covers outdoor, boat and parking types. Ask about space counts for semis before you commit.