125th Ave RV And Boat Storage
Fenced, shaded lot off CR 675 in Parrish with paved access and 6:30am-10pm gate hours. 5.0 stars from 15 reviews.
Parrish is a small spot on the map between Bradenton and the Manatee River, and its storage scene is just as small: two facilities listed for monthly RV parking, both rated a perfect 5.0 by the people who use them. One sits on 125th Ave, the other on Erie Rd. Nobody offers covered or indoor space here, so plan on open-air parking. Book early in snowbird season.
Fenced, shaded lot off CR 675 in Parrish with paved access and 6:30am-10pm gate hours. 5.0 stars from 15 reviews.
Gated outdoor RV and boat storage in Parrish with 24/7 access and a 5-star rating from reviewers.
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Two facilities serve Parrish for monthly parking, and both pull 5.0 ratings, so you are choosing between quality options rather than settling. 125th Ave RV And Boat Storage has 15 reviews behind its score, which is a lot of feedback for a place this size. Erie Rd RV Storage has 6 and adds a gated entrance with 24/7 access. Both handle boats, trailers, vehicles and semi trucks alongside RVs. If you need a gate code at odd hours, Erie Rd is the one that advertises it. Otherwise, read the recent comments and pick the fit.
Every listing here is outdoor storage, and there are no covered or indoor spots to fall back on. That means direct sun, summer downpours and hurricane-season wind are part of the deal. Wash and wax the roof and sidewalls before you park, because UV eats gelcoat and decals over a season. A breathable cover beats a tight tarp that traps moisture. Pull the batteries or hook up a maintainer, and top off tire pressure so the rig does not sit on flat spots. Ask each facility how they handle storm warnings and whether you can move your rig out fast.
Parrish sits in Manatee County, close to Bradenton and the river crossings toward Tampa Bay, so a spot here keeps you off the busier urban lots while staying reachable. Both facilities are small operations, the kind where you meet the owner rather than a call center. That cuts both ways: personal service, but fewer spaces. Call ahead before you drive over with a rig, confirm the gate hours in writing, and ask what the monthly agreement says about access and notice. Verify your insurance covers the RV while it sits in an open yard, since storage arrangements vary.
Two facilities are listed for monthly RV parking in Parrish, plus one nearby option. Both Parrish facilities carry a 5.0 rating. With only two choices, call ahead and confirm a space before you tow anything over.
No. Neither listed facility offers covered or indoor space, and the counts show zero of each. One is labeled outdoor. Plan for sun and rain exposure, and protect the roof, decals and batteries accordingly.
One of the two lists 24/7 gate access: Erie Rd RV Storage. It is also gated. If you keep odd hours or arrive after dark, that is the one to call first.
Yes. Both handle boats, trailers, vehicles and semi trucks alongside RVs. 125th Ave RV And Boat Storage and Erie Rd RV Storage each list those types, so a mixed fleet can often stay in one yard.