Max Storage - Hurricane
Gated RV and boat storage on Old Highway 91 in Hurricane with covered and outdoor spots, rated 4.7 stars.
Utah gives an RV owner plenty to work with: red rock down south, canyons up north, and a lot of sun in between. The state has 17 monthly RV parking facilities listed here, averaging 4.8 stars across the board. Most are outdoor spots, which makes sense in a place where the sky is usually clear. Covered space exists but is scarce, so plan around that if UV wear worries you.
Gated RV and boat storage on Old Highway 91 in Hurricane with covered and outdoor spots, rated 4.7 stars.
Fenced outdoor RV and boat storage in Morgan, Utah with a 5.0 rating and easy freeway access.
A 4.9-star lot near I-215 and Legacy Highway with 24/7 access and responsive hosts.
Fenced outdoor RV and boat parking in Honeyville with a 5.0 rating and a host renters call responsive.
Outdoor RV and boat storage in Wallsburg, Utah, rated 5.0 stars for friendly staff and a safe feel.
Secure RV and boat storage off SR-36 in Tooele with on-site homeowner and month-to-month parking.
RV, boat and car storage in Mona, Utah, rated 4.6 stars by 10 reviewers who mention a helpful host.
Fenced outdoor RV and boat parking in Salt Lake City with 24/7 cameras and easy access to I-15 and I-80.
Gated gravel lot in Magna with month-to-month parking for RVs, trucks, and trailers near I-80.
Fenced, gated outdoor RV and boat storage on Main Street in North Salt Lake with camera security.
Unpaved outdoor RV and boat lot in Saratoga Springs with monthly parking and an owner on site.
Open gravel lot in Hurricane, Utah with 24/7 access for RVs, boats, and trailers on monthly terms.
Outdoor RV, boat and vehicle parking on a fenced lot in Riverton with cameras and 24/7 access.
Private outdoor gravel lot in Bluffdale with monthly RV, boat and trailer parking, 24/7 access, and camera monitoring.
Fenced outdoor lot in Ogden with monthly parking for RVs, boats, and trailers a few minutes off I-15.
Gravel RV and boat storage lot in Ogden with onsite management and a coded gate.
Gated RV and boat storage between American Fork and Lehi, minutes from Utah Lake.
Outdoor parking dominates the Utah listings at 12 facilities, with just 1 covered option in the mix. If you want a roof over the rig, start that search early. Boat storage shows up at 14 facilities and vehicle parking at 13, so plenty of places handle more than one toy. Trailer spots number 8, and semi-capable facilities come to 4. Six of the 17 facilities offer 24/7 gate access, which matters if you tow out before dawn or roll back after dark. Check gate hours before you commit. Ratings run high here. Max Storage - Hurricane carries a 4.7 from 276 reviews, the deepest review count in the group. Morgan RV & Boat Storage holds a perfect 5.0 on 23 reviews, and Rose Park Vehicle Storage sits at 4.9 on 24. Smaller operations like Honeyville and Little Hobble Creek also rate 5.0.
Where you park should follow where you camp. The southern listings near Hurricane put you close to red rock country, while the northern cluster around Ogden and the Salt Lake City area suits canyon trips and quick weekend runs. Erda and Honeyville sit in between, handy if you want to avoid dragging a trailer through the city. Ask each facility about surface type and drainage, since a gravel pad and a paved pad behave very differently after a storm. Walk the site before signing. Look at how tight the turns are for a long trailer and whether the neighbor's slide-outs crowd your space. Confirm what the monthly rate covers and whether the gate code works around the clock. A facility with cameras and lighting, like the one in Hurricane, gives you more to work with if you leave the rig for weeks at a time.
Utah sun is hard on gelcoat, decals and tires. A cover, tire covers and a coat of wax go a long way if the rig sits outside through summer. Check the roof seams and caulking before the first freeze, and drain the water lines if you store through winter. A battery maintainer keeps the house batteries healthy over long stretches, and pulling the batteries indoors is even better in a hard freeze. If your facility allows it, crack a vent for airflow and check inside after big wind events, since dust finds its way into everything. Verify that your insurance covers the rig while it sits in storage, and note whether the facility requires proof of coverage. Visit once mid-season to look at tires and check for leaks.
There are 17 monthly RV parking facilities listed in Utah, averaging 4.8 stars. Twelve are outdoor, one is covered, and none are indoor. Fourteen handle boats and 13 handle vehicles, so many sites take more than just a motorhome.
Yes, but only one of the 17 facilities is covered. Outdoor spots make up 12 of the listings. If shade or a roof matters to you, get on a waitlist or widen your search radius, because covered space is the tightest category here.
Six of the 17 facilities offer 24/7 gate access, including Rose Park Vehicle Storage and Honeyville RV & Boat Storage. If you tow out early or come back late, confirm gate hours with the facility before you sign a monthly agreement.
Look at the pad surface and drainage, turning room for a long trailer, and lighting or cameras. Ask what the monthly rate includes. Then protect the rig with tire covers, a good wax job, sealed roof seams and a battery maintainer, and confirm your insurance covers it in storage.