Gallier St RV Storage
Camera-monitored RV storage in New Orleans' Bywater area, just off I-10 and I-510.
New Orleans sits below sea level and the sun works hard here most of the year, so where you park an RV matters more than people think. Four facilities in the city list monthly RV parking, averaging 4.8 stars. Two are indoor, one is covered, and two offer outdoor space. All four advertise 24/7 gate access, which makes drop-in and late arrivals simpler.
Camera-monitored RV storage in New Orleans' Bywater area, just off I-10 and I-510.
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.
New Orleans self-storage just off Tulane Avenue with RV and boat parking, gated access, and 24/7 cameras.
Three of the four facilities carry perfect 5.0 ratings, but the review counts are small: seven, three and two. The fourth, Fountainbleau Self Storage, has a 4.0 from 240 reviews. That is worth weighing. A handful of reviews can reflect a handful of customers, while a couple hundred gives you a fuller picture of how a place runs day to day. Read recent comments for both, and ask how long the smaller facilities have been at it. Low review counts on a well-rated spot usually mean a quieter operation, not a bad one.
Indoor and covered spots are the ones that keep UV off gelcoat and keep rain out of seams, and this city gets both in volume. Galvez RV & Boat Storage covers covered and indoor storage plus boat and trailer space, so it handles more than one rig. Chef Menteur Highway RV & Boat Storage is outdoor but wide open on types, from boats to semis. If your rig sits for months, a covered or indoor bay is usually worth the step up. If you use it often, an outdoor spot with good access may suit you better. Call ahead on height and length before you commit to a bay.
Every facility on this list offers 24/7 gate access, so you are not locked into office hours. Gallier St RV Storage and Fountainbleau both list cameras, and Fountainbleau is also gated. Use that access to your advantage: check the gate hours yourself on a first visit, and confirm whether a code or a fob is involved. The Louisiana heat and humidity are rough on batteries and tires. A battery maintainer and tire covers are cheap insurance for a rig that sits. Ask about climate control if you store indoor and plan to leave anything sensitive aboard.
Four facilities list monthly RV parking here, and they average 4.8 stars across their reviews. Two offer indoor storage, one is covered, and two have outdoor space, so you can pick based on how much weather protection you want for your rig.
Yes, all four list 24/7 gate access. That helps if you arrive after a long drive or leave early. Confirm the details when you call, since some gates use a code and others a fob, and you want that sorted before your first late arrival.
Indoor and covered spots keep sun and rain off your rig, and this area gets plenty of both. For a motorhome that sits for months, that protection usually pays off in gelcoat and roof seams. If you use the RV often, outdoor with easy access may fit better.
Three of the four facilities list boat storage and three list trailer storage. Galvez and Chef Menteur Highway cover the widest range of types. If you tow a trailer, ask whether it can share a spot with your RV or needs its own space.