Syndicate St RV & Boat Storage
Gravel, fenced outdoor RV and boat storage in Jordan, MN with 24/7 access and cameras, rated 4.9 on Google.
Minnesota
Monthly RV Parking in Minnesota
Minnesota winters are hard on gelcoat, seals, and batteries, so where you park a rig from November to April matters more than the monthly rate. The seven facilities listed here average 4.8 stars from renters who have actually kept equipment through a Minnesota cold snap. Six offer outdoor spaces, three have indoor buildings, and six let you pull in around the clock. Boat owners are covered too, with six facilities taking watercraft alongside RVs.
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7Facilities listed
4.8★Average Google rating
624/7 gate access
Top-rated facilities
Walker RV & Boat Storage
Clean, secure RV and boat storage in Walker, Minnesota, with indoor and outdoor options and 24/7 access.
265th St. RV & Boat Storage
Indoor RV and boat storage on a gravel road near Henning, with an on-site owner and doors at both ends.
County rd 112 sw RV and boat storage
Gated outdoor RV and boat storage on County Rd 112 SW in Montrose, MN, with 24/7 access and a 5.0 rating.
253rd street RV Storage
Groomed outdoor RV and vehicle storage lot in Pierz, MN with 24/7 camera coverage and monthly parking.
Agassiz Valley Properties
Indoor and outdoor RV and boat storage in Moorhead with gated, 24-hour access and security cameras.
Minnetrista Outdoor Storage for Boats and RVs
Fenced gravel lot in Minnetrista for boats, RVs, trailers and trucks, five minutes from Lake Minnetonka launches.
What the ratings say
Seven facilities, a 4.8 average, and the reviews are thin but good. Syndicate St RV & Boat Storage leads with a 4.9 from 14 renters, the most feedback of anyone on the list. Walker RV & Boat Storage holds a clean 5.0 across 8 reviews and pairs indoor and outdoor spots with climate control, which is worth asking about if you store a rig with wood cabinetry or a freshwater system you would rather not winterize twice. County rd 112 sw and 253rd street both sit at 5.0 with only a handful of reviews each, so treat those as promising rather than proven. Agassiz Valley Properties runs 3.9 from 7 reviews and is the one to walk through in person before signing.
Covered, indoor, or open sky
Only one facility on the list offers covered parking, and three have indoor buildings. The rest are outdoor. In Minnesota that gap is real: an open spot means sun on one side of the rig all summer and snow load on the roof all winter, and UV does quiet damage to decals, tires, and caulk seams either way. Indoor space costs more and fills first, so call ahead if you want it. Covered is a decent middle ground for a travel trailer. If you go outdoor, plan on a cover, tire covers, and a battery pulled or on a maintainer through the cold months. The semi and trailer slots at 253rd street suit bigger equipment.
Access and security
Six of the seven facilities advertise 24/7 gate access, which matters if you travel for work or like to leave before dawn on a Friday. Check the gate hours anyway, because posted access and actual access are not always the same thing. Cameras show up at Syndicate St, 253rd street, and Agassiz Valley. County rd 112 sw and Agassiz Valley are gated. Confirm that your insurance covers stored vehicles at the specific address, and ask what the facility requires from you before you can move a rig out on short notice. A quick walk of the grounds tells you more about drainage and lighting than any listing will.
Nearby states and other types
- Minnesota (368 listed)
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- South Dakota (90 listed)
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Questions people ask
How many monthly RV parking facilities are listed in Minnesota?
Seven. Six offer outdoor spots, three have indoor storage, and one offers covered parking. Six of the seven advertise 24/7 gate access, and six also take boats, which helps if you store a camper and a boat on the same monthly bill.
Which facilities have the best ratings?
Syndicate St RV & Boat Storage sits at 4.9 from 14 reviews, the largest sample on the list. Walker RV & Boat Storage holds a 5.0 from 8 reviews. County rd 112 sw and 253rd street each show 5.0, but from very few reviews. Agassiz Valley Properties is lowest at 3.9.
Do any facilities offer indoor storage for winter?
Three do, and one more offers covered parking. Indoor space is the better fit for a rig you want out of the snow and sun, but it is limited here, so ask about availability early in the fall. Outdoor spots are the majority at six facilities, so those are easier to find.
What should I check before signing a monthly contract?
Walk the grounds for drainage and lighting, confirm the gate hours in writing, and ask whether cameras cover the rows where you would park. Confirm your insurance covers a stored vehicle at that address. For outdoor spots, plan on tire covers, a roof cover, and a battery maintainer through winter.