Neighbor RV & Boat Storage
Secure outdoor RV and boat storage on a private 3-acre property in San Antonio with a 5-star rating.
San Antonio rigs sit out in serious sun most of the year, so where you park matters as much as what you pay. There are 12 monthly options listed here, averaging 4.9 stars, and 8 of them hand you 24/7 gate access. Seven are open-air, one is covered, and none are indoor. Eleven take boats and nine take vehicles, so you have room to move around.
Secure outdoor RV and boat storage on a private 3-acre property in San Antonio with a 5-star rating.
San Antonio storage with new boat and RV parking, climate controlled units and a 4.5 star rating from 118 reviews.
Gated vehicle storage on SW 36th Street in San Antonio with covered spots and a host reviewers call easy to reach.
Gated, camera-monitored truck and trailer lot in San Antonio with 24/7 access and online payments.
Outdoor RV and boat storage on Bulverde Road with 24/7 access and a friendly on-site contact named Don.
Gated gravel lot off 281 in San Antonio with 24/7 access and friendly, easy check-in, per reviewers.
Gated outdoor monthly parking for RVs, boats, cars and fleets in San Antonio, rated 4.8 stars.
Unpaved backyard lot with locked fence and cameras near I-35, Loop 410, and Highway 16 in San Antonio.
Open-lot RV and boat storage in San Antonio with security cameras, 24/7 access, and a clean, secure lot.
Gated RV and boat storage on a quiet San Antonio lot with personalized gate codes and month-to-month parking.
Well-lit, camera-monitored RV, boat and vehicle storage off I-35 near downtown San Antonio with month-to-month options.
Fenced open-air RV and boat storage on U.S. 181 in San Antonio with keypad gate access and cameras.
Within a short drive of San Antonio. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Locked private lot in Converse, TX for RV, boat and car storage, about 5 minutes from the 1604 Loop.
Twelve facilities, one covered and seven outdoor, is a lean spread for a metro this size. That means you should call ahead rather than assume a spot is open. The average rating of 4.9 comes from a small pool, so read the review counts too. Neighbor RV & Boat Storage holds a 5.0 from 12 reviews. 37/410 Self Storage sits at 4.5 across 118 reviews, the largest sample here, which tells you more than a perfect score from a handful of people. Half the listings handle semi trailers, and six take trailers generally. If your rig is long or you tow, confirm the pad length before you drive over.
Outdoor storage is the default here and the price usually shows it. The trade is UV. Texas sun will chalk gelcoat, crack tires, and dry out slide seals faster than most owners expect. A cover helps, and so does parking with the worst exposure facing away from the afternoon sun. Hail is the other thing worth planning for. Only one facility on this list offers covered space, 36th St. Vehicle Storage, so if hail worries you, that is the one to ask about first. Otherwise keep a good insurance policy and check your roof seams after every storm. Battery maintainers are cheap insurance for a rig that sits for weeks.
Eight of the 12 facilities offer 24/7 gate access, which matters if you leave after work or roll out before dawn. Several also list gated entry, cameras, and lighting, including TRUX Parking. Ask how the gate code works and whether it changes, and test it once before you commit to a late arrival. Visit in person if you can. Look at the surface, drainage after rain, and how tight the turns are with a trailer behind you. A facility can rate well and still be awkward to get a 40-footer into. Confirm what your own insurance covers while stored, since facility coverage varies.
There are 12 listed, averaging 4.9 stars. Seven are outdoor and one is covered, with no indoor options. One more sits nearby. Because the list is short for a city this size, call before you plan a move.
Eight of the 12 offer 24/7 gate access, so late arrivals and early departures are workable at most of them. Confirm the code policy and test the gate once before you rely on it after dark.
Yes, but only one facility lists covered space, 36th St. Vehicle Storage, which also handles trailers, semis, and vehicles. Given how little covered space exists here, ask about availability early and keep your insurance current either way.
Eleven facilities accept boats and six take trailers, so combining an RV with a boat is realistic. Half the listings handle semis as well. Ask about pad length and turning room before you commit a long rig.