47th Avenue NE RV & Boat Storage
Gated, family-owned RV lot in Naples with 24/7 access, cameras, and room to maneuver up to 40 feet.
Naples has four monthly RV parking facilities, and every one of them carries a 5.0 average rating. That is a small pool, so spots do not sit open long. Three of the four offer 24/7 gate access, which matters if you tow in after dark or leave before sunrise. Two are outdoor, one is indoor, and all four take boats as well as rigs.
Gated, family-owned RV lot in Naples with 24/7 access, cameras, and room to maneuver up to 40 feet.
Neighborhood RV and boat storage on a quiet dead end street in Naples, monitored 24/7 with cameras.
Fenced RV and boat storage in Naples with security cameras and monthly outdoor parking off White Boulevard.
Secure outdoor RV, boat and vehicle parking in Naples with 24/7 cameras and month-to-month spots.
The list is short but solid. 47th Avenue NE RV & Boat Storage has a 5.0 from 12 reviews and runs gated with cameras and round-the-clock access. 16th Ave NE Vehicle Storage sits at 4.9 across 13 reviews, the most-reviewed of the group, and handles trailers and semis along with RVs. 21st Street Southwest RV & Boat Storage is the one with indoor space plus outdoor spots, and Liberty Boat and RV Storage is outdoor with 24/7 access and cameras. Read the reviews before you commit. Small review counts can flatter a facility, so ask about the surface, drainage and how tight the turns are for a long rig.
Only one Naples facility lists indoor storage, and none list covered. That leaves most renters choosing between open air and a building. Southwest Florida sun is hard on gelcoat, decals and tires, so if your rig sits for months, indoor space earns its keep. Outdoor is fine for a rig you use often, but plan on tire covers and a wash schedule. Rainy season brings heavy afternoon storms, and standing water is the thing to check. Walk the spot after a downpour if you can, or ask the manager where water pools. Shade from trees helps paint but drops sap and debris, so weigh that against full sun.
Three of the four facilities advertise 24/7 gate access, and all four list cameras. That combination is worth having if you come and go at odd hours or store tools and gear inside. Confirm how the gate works before you sign: a keypad code, a fob or a call ahead. Ask what happens if you arrive after the office closes. For a rig you rarely move, a facility without round-the-clock access can still work and may cost less. Just check the hours fit your schedule. Also ask whether the cameras cover the rows or only the entrance, and whether anyone lives on site.
There are 4 monthly RV parking facilities in Naples, and all 4 have a 5.0 average rating. Three of them offer 24/7 gate access and all four list security cameras. The count is small, so call ahead before you make the drive.
Yes, but only one of the four facilities lists indoor space, and none list covered storage. The other three are outdoor. If you want your rig out of the sun and rain, call that facility first and ask about availability and rig length limits.
All four list boat storage, and two also handle trailers. One accepts semis. That makes it easy to keep the RV and the boat at the same place, which saves a trip when you want both for a weekend on the water.
Ask about gate hours, camera coverage, drainage after heavy rain and the notice period on the monthly agreement. Get the terms in writing and confirm what your own insurance covers while the RV sits. Then look at the surface and turning room for your rig length.