Kinney Road RV & Boat Storage
Rural RV and boat storage on Kinney Road in Olympia with 24/7 access, month-to-month rates and a 4.9-star rating.
Olympia, WA
Monthly RV Parking in Olympia, WA
Olympia sits at the south end of Puget Sound, where wet winters and long damp spells make covered space worth asking about. This list covers the monthly RV parking options in the area: two facilities, both rated 5.0 on average, and both offering 24/7 gate access. One is entirely outdoor, one handles boats, and both take boats and parking rigs. That is a small field, so call ahead.
Discover Monthly RV Parking in Olympia, WA
2Facilities listed
5.0★Average Google rating
224/7 gate access
Facilities in Olympia
Olympia 46th Avenue RV & Boat Storage
Open-field RV and boat storage in Olympia with power hookups, 24/7 access, and on-site owners.
What is actually here
Two facilities make up the monthly parking list in Olympia. Kinney Road RV & Boat Storage carries a 4.9 rating across 45 reviews, which tells you a fair number of people have parked there and come back to say something good. Olympia 46th Avenue RV & Boat Storage is newer to reviews at 5.0 from three, so treat that rating as early rather than settled. Both offer 24/7 gate access, and both take boats as well as RVs. The type counts break down to one outdoor facility and two listed under boat storage. Neither is listed as covered or indoor, so plan on open sky for now.
Weather and your rig
Western Washington rain is gentle but relentless, and an uncovered spot means water sitting in seams, around roof vents, and in the awning channel. Check those spots when you visit in winter. UV does its quiet damage too, fading gelcoat and drying out tires and seals. A good cover helps, and so does parking off the dirt if you can. Pull the batteries and put them on a maintainer before the cold settles in. Ask at each facility about drainage where your rig would sit, since a low corner of gravel can hold water all season.
Before you sign a month
Monthly parking is a simple agreement, but read what you are agreeing to. Confirm the gate hours match how you actually use the rig, because 24/7 access does not always mean a manned office. Ask whether the space is assigned and whether you can move to a different one later. Get the security setup in plain terms: fencing, lighting, cameras, who has keys. Then call your insurance agent, since some policies want to know where the RV sleeps and whether the site is gated. Walk the grounds at night once before committing. Take photos of your space on move-in day.
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Questions people ask
How many monthly RV parking facilities are in Olympia?
There are 2 listed. Both show 24/7 gate access, and the average rating across them is 5.0. One is categorized as outdoor storage, and both are also listed under boat storage, so the same yards serve more than one kind of rig.
Is any of it covered or indoor?
No. The counts show zero covered and zero indoor facilities in this list. Both options are open-air, so budget for a cover and check roof seams and vents after heavy rain. If you need a roof overhead, you will have to widen your search beyond the city.
Which facility has the most reviews?
Kinney Road RV & Boat Storage, with 45 reviews and a 4.9 rating. Olympia 46th Avenue RV & Boat Storage has a perfect 5.0 but only 3 reviews so far. Read the longer review set first, then visit both in person before you decide.
What should I ask when I call?
Ask about gate hours, whether spaces are assigned, drainage on your specific spot, and how security works after dark. Confirm what the monthly rate covers and whether there is a deposit. Then check with your insurer about requirements for storing a rig at a gated site.