Base Camp Boat and RV Storage
Clean, well-lit RV and boat storage in Westlake with 24-hour gate access, cameras, and a dump station on site.
Louisiana's humidity and summer sun are hard on an RV that sits. You want a spot that keeps the worst of it off and still lets you get in and out on your schedule. Ten monthly parking facilities are listed here, averaging 4.8 stars. Eight offer 24/7 gate access. Covered and indoor options exist, but most are outdoor. If you need a place for a boat or trailer too, several facilities handle those as well.
Clean, well-lit RV and boat storage in Westlake with 24-hour gate access, cameras, and a dump station on site.
Camera-monitored RV storage in New Orleans' Bywater area, just off I-10 and I-510.
Fenced outdoor RV and boat parking in Kenner with cameras, automatic gates, and 24/7 access.
Open-field monthly RV and boat storage on Chef Menteur Highway with easy in-and-out access and 24/7 entry.
Clear-span RV and boat storage on South Galvez Street with covered and indoor spaces, 24/7 access, and easy I-10 access.
Wide gravel driveway storage in Tickfaw for RVs and trailers, fenced neighbors and cameras, 9 minutes from Hammond.
Secure outdoor RV and boat storage near Highway 16 in Denham Springs with keyless 24/7 access.
New Orleans self-storage just off Tulane Avenue with RV and boat parking, gated access, and 24/7 cameras.
Outdoor RV, boat and trailer storage in Walker, LA, on a quiet private lot near I-12 and Highway 190.
Fenced, lit 2-acre outdoor lot off Highway 22 in Ponchatoula for RVs, boats, trailers and cars, 5 miles from I-55.
Of the ten monthly parking facilities listed, seven are outdoor, three are indoor, and two offer covered spots. That mix matters in a state where sun and rain come at you most of the year. Indoor storage costs more but keeps UV and hail off the roof and gelcoat. Covered is a middle ground. Outdoor is the most common and usually the most affordable. Eight facilities have 24/7 gate access, which helps if you tow out early or come back after dark. Boat storage appears at eight facilities and trailer storage at six, so you can often keep everything in one place. Semi truck parking is available at five.
Base Camp Boat and RV Storage in the New Orleans area earns 4.8 stars from 23 reviews and offers covered, indoor, and outdoor spots along with a dump station and cameras. Gallier St RV Storage holds a 5.0 rating and handles vehicles and semis with 24/7 access. Kenner RV & Boat Storage also rates 5.0 and takes outdoor, boat, trailer, vehicle, and semi parking. Chef Menteur Highway RV & Boat Storage and Galvez RV & Boat Storage both sit at 5.0 and offer 24/7 access. Hwy 51 Vehicle Storage covers trailers, vehicles, and semis with cameras on site. These ratings come from a small number of reviews, so read the comments and visit before you commit.
Louisiana heat and humidity wear on tires, batteries, and seals. A covered or indoor spot helps, but even outdoor storage can work if you prep the rig. Wash and wax before parking to protect the finish. Use tire covers against UV. Pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer, and check them monthly. Leave vents cracked for airflow but screen them against insects. If you store outdoors, check the roof seams before the rainy season. Confirm gate hours and whether the facility allows you to work on the rig on site. Ask about insurance requirements and whether the facility needs proof of coverage. A quick visit tells you more than photos.
There are 10 monthly RV parking facilities listed in Louisiana. Eight of them offer 24/7 gate access. Seven are outdoor, three are indoor, and two have covered spots. Boat storage is available at eight, trailer storage at six, and semi truck parking at five.
Yes. Two facilities offer covered parking and three offer indoor parking. The rest are outdoor. Indoor and covered spots usually cost more but protect your rig from sun, rain, and hail. If you want one, ask about availability early because those spots are limited.
Visit in person and look at the gate, lighting, and cameras. Confirm 24/7 access if you need it. Ask about insurance requirements and whether you can do minor maintenance on site. Check the surface for drainage and room to maneuver. Read recent reviews, but remember many facilities have only a handful of ratings.
Wash and wax the rig, use tire covers, and keep batteries on a maintainer. Check roof seams and seals before the rainy season. Crack vents for airflow but screen them. Visit monthly to check for leaks or pests. Even with outdoor storage, these habits add years to the finish and systems.