Pace Bend Road RV and Boat Storage
Open, private RV and boat storage on Pace Bend Road in Spicewood, with covered options and 24/7 access.
Spicewood, TX
Monthly RV Parking in Spicewood, TX
Spicewood sits out by Lake Travis, where the sun is strong and the cedar pollen is worse. Two storage facilities serve the area for monthly RV parking, and both take boats as well, which tells you something about how people here use their weekends. One is covered and one is open air. Rates vary by spot, so call ahead before you haul the rig over.
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2Facilities listed
5.0★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
1More within 30 miles
Facilities in Spicewood
Jeff's RV and Boat Storage of Spicewood
Fenced outdoor RV and boat parking in Spicewood, near Lake Travis and Pace Bend Park.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Spicewood. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Rocky Ridge RV and Boat Storage
Secure, high-ground RV and boat storage in Austin with 24/7 access and a 5.0 rating from 10 reviews.
What you'll find in Spicewood
There are 2 storage facilities in Spicewood for monthly RV parking, rated 5.0 on average across the listings. Pace Bend Road RV and Boat Storage is the one with reviews and the one with covered spaces, and it also handles trailers, vehicles and semi trucks. Jeff's RV and Boat Storage of Spicewood is outdoor only but takes boats alongside RVs and cars. Both are boat-friendly, which matters on this side of the lake. Covered spots go first, so ask about availability early rather than the week you need to move. Spicewood is unincorporated, so you won't trip over a city lot on every corner. Call the facility directly, confirm the gate hours and get the monthly terms in writing before you commit.
Covered or open air
One covered facility out of two is a thin market, and covered spaces are usually the first to fill. If your rig is older or the finish matters to you, get on a waitlist now rather than the week before a trip. Open air works fine for plenty of trailers and boats, but Texas sun is hard on gelcoat, decals, tires and roof sealant. A cheap cover or a wax job twice a year goes a long way. Check drainage where you park, since a low spot turns into a puddle after a hard rain. Ask whether the ground is gravel, caliche or paved, because that changes how your jacks behave.
Practical notes before you sign
Confirm gate hours and whether the facility has 24/7 access, since one of the two here does and the other may not. That detail decides whether you can roll out at 5 a.m. for a lake day. Ask about the security setup, lighting and whether anyone lives on site. For monthly parking, get the rate, the notice period to leave and whether power is included. A battery maintainer or a disconnect switch saves you a jump start in spring. Winterizing is less urgent here than up north, but a hard freeze does happen, so know your tank and line routine. Verify that your insurance covers the rig while it sits in storage.
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Questions people ask
How many RV storage facilities are in Spicewood?
There are 2 facilities listed for monthly RV parking in Spicewood, and both also take boats. One offers covered spaces, and the average rating across the listings is 5.0.
Is covered RV storage available in Spicewood?
Yes. One of the 2 facilities offers covered parking. The other is outdoor only. Covered spaces are limited at this count, so ask about availability and any waitlist before you plan to move.
Can I park a boat or trailer too?
Yes. Both facilities take boats. Pace Bend Road RV and Boat Storage also lists trailer, vehicle and semi truck parking. Jeff's RV and Boat Storage of Spicewood handles RVs, boats and vehicles. Confirm your exact length and width with the facility first.
Do I need to worry about the sun here?
It's worth planning for. Texas sun wears on tires, decals, gelcoat and roof sealant over time. Wash and wax the rig a couple times a year, keep tires covered if you park outside, and use a battery maintainer or disconnect switch so it starts when you need it.