Constantinople St All Vehicle Storage
Laredo lot with indoor and outdoor RV, boat and vehicle storage near I-35, rated 4.5 stars.
Laredo, TX
Monthly RV Parking in Laredo, TX
Laredo sits on the Rio Grande, and the heat and sun down here work on a rig year round. Two facilities in town list monthly parking, one indoor and both with outdoor space, averaging 4.8 stars from a small batch of reviews. That is a thin market, so call ahead and see what is actually open before you tow anything across town.
Discover Monthly RV Parking in Laredo, TX
2Facilities listed
4.8★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
Facilities in Laredo
Tomcat RV and Boat storage
Fenced outdoor RV and boat storage on an unpaved lot in Laredo, with cameras and 24/7 keyless entry.
What is available in Laredo
The count is small. Two facilities show up for monthly RV parking, and both handle boats and trailers alongside vehicles, which tells you they run general storage yards rather than RV-only resorts. Constantinople St All Vehicle Storage carries a 4.5 rating across 8 reviews and offers indoor and outdoor spots. Tomcat RV and Boat storage rates 5.0 on a single review and runs outdoor only. A single review is not much to go on, so treat that perfect score as a starting point, not a verdict. Ask both about surface, drainage and how the yard handles rain, since a low spot can turn soft fast in this climate.
Indoor versus outdoor here
Only one of the two lists indoor space, so if you want a roof over the rig, your options narrow quickly. Indoor matters most for UV and hail, and South Texas delivers plenty of both. Outdoor works fine if you accept that sun will fade decals, dry seals and cook tires that sit still. A good cover and tire covers help. Either way, plan on a battery maintainer and a walk-around every few weeks. Check gate hours before you commit, since just one facility advertises 24/7 access and you do not want to discover a locked gate on a Sunday night.
Before you sign a month
Drive the yard yourself. Look at how tight the turns are for a long rig, whether the gate is wide enough, and where water pools after a storm. Confirm what the monthly rate covers and whether power is included. Ask about cameras and lighting, since Tomcat lists cameras and Constantinople St does not mention them. Read your insurance policy on stored vehicles and confirm the facility's requirements, because some ask for proof of coverage. Get the agreement in writing with the rate and any increase terms. With only two facilities in town, it pays to call both, compare, and lock a spot before the season fills.
More ways to store in Laredo
Nearby cities
- Zapata, TX (1 listed · 53 mi)
- Alice, TX (1 listed · 88 mi)
RV storage guides
Research & data
Questions people ask
How many RV parking facilities are in Laredo?
Two facilities list monthly RV parking in Laredo. One offers indoor and outdoor space, and both list outdoor spots. That is a small pool, so call ahead and confirm availability before you plan a move.
Are there indoor RV storage options in Laredo?
Yes, one of the two facilities lists indoor storage. The other is outdoor only. Indoor space is limited here, so ask about wait times and get on a list if nothing is open right now.
What should I check before storing outdoors in Laredo?
Look at drainage and sun exposure. Ask how the yard handles heavy rain and whether spots sit on gravel or pavement. Bring tire covers and a battery maintainer, and confirm gate hours so you are not stuck outside after a late arrival.
Do these facilities store boats and trailers too?
Both list boat, trailer and vehicle storage alongside RV parking, so they run general yards rather than RV-only sites. That can mean mixed traffic, so ask how they separate large rigs from smaller trailers and whether maneuvering room is tight.