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.
Washington gives you mountains, saltwater, and a lot of rain, so where you park your rig matters more than in drier states. There are 36 monthly RV parking facilities across the state, averaging 4.6 stars. Some are simple gravel pads, others are indoor bays, and a good number handle boats and trailers too. The trick is matching your spot to how you use the RV and what the weather will throw at it.
Rural RV and boat storage on Kinney Road in Olympia with 24/7 access, month-to-month rates and a 4.9-star rating.
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Of the 36 monthly RV parking facilities here, 30 are outdoor, 6 are indoor, and 3 are covered. That mix tells you something: most people around here park outside and deal with the moss and damp. If you want protection from rain and UV, indoor is worth hunting for, but there are only a handful. Boat storage shows up at 27 facilities, trailers at 14, and semi spots at 14. So if you tow a boat or have a big rig, you're not stuck. Check gate hours before you commit. Twenty of the facilities offer 24/7 gate access, which helps if you leave early or come back late.
Kinney Road RV & Boat Storage in the Seattle area has a 4.9 rating from 45 reviews and offers boat and 24/7 access. OK Mill Farm RV & Boat Storage is a perfect 5.0 from 10 reviews, gated with 24/7 access. Resolute Self Storage in Rochester has 56 reviews at 4.6 and includes cameras, boat, and trailer parking. Silverdale RV & Boat Storage, Dumas RV & Boat Storage, and Vickery Avenue RV and Boat Storage all sit at 5.0. Vickery handles indoor and outdoor, plus semis. These are just starting points. Ratings matter, but so does a visit to see how the ground drains and whether the gate works the way you need.
Washington's wet winters are hard on RVs. Even outdoor spots should have good drainage, so look for gravel or paved pads, not bare dirt that turns to mud. If you're outside, keep up with roof inspections and check for leaks around vents and seams. A battery maintainer is smart if you don't have power at the site. For indoor or covered spots, you still want ventilation to avoid mold. Check your insurance policy to confirm storage is covered. And ask about the gate code and hours. Twenty facilities have 24/7 access, but the rest may lock you out at night. Monthly contracts vary, so read the fine print on notice periods.
There are 36 monthly RV parking facilities listed across Washington. They average 4.6 stars. The mix includes 30 outdoor, 6 indoor, and 3 covered options, plus many that also handle boats, trailers, and semis.
Yes, 20 of the 36 facilities have 24/7 gate access. That's more than half, so you have choices if you need to get in or out at odd hours. Always confirm the access policy before signing a monthly agreement.
Drainage is key. Look for gravel or paved pads so your tires don't sink. Check for tree cover that could drop limbs or sap. Also ask about security, cameras, and lighting. A quick visit will tell you more than photos.
Many can. Across the 36 facilities, 27 offer boat storage and 14 offer trailer storage. Some also handle semi trucks. If you have a boat or trailer, filter your search by type to find the right fit.