Public Storage
Carrollton self-storage with indoor and outdoor RV parking, 24/7 access and a 4.8 rating from 479 reviews.
Carrollton sits where Dallas, Denton and Collin counties meet, so a spot here puts you close to US 190, I-35E and the tollway without fighting deep metro traffic. Eight outdoor facilities serve the city, with 4 more nearby and an average rating of 4.8. All eight offer 24/7 gate access. The larger operators here are Public Storage locations, and several of them run covered and indoor space alongside the open-air spots.
Carrollton self-storage with indoor and outdoor RV parking, 24/7 access and a 4.8 rating from 479 reviews.
Gated RV and boat storage in Carrollton with 24/7 access, covered and outdoor spots, and a 4.8-star rating from 416 reviews.
Carrollton self-storage with indoor units and outdoor RV, boat, and vehicle parking, open 24/7.
Carrollton Public Storage with gated 24/7 access, covered, indoor and outdoor RV, boat and car storage, rated 4.7 by 333 reviewers.
Public Storage in Carrollton offers RV, boat, and vehicle storage with 24/7 access and a 4.6-star rating.
Carrollton self-storage with outdoor RV parking, gated 24/7 access, and mostly kind staff, per reviews.
Carrollton self-storage with indoor and outdoor vehicle options and staff reviewers call patient and helpful.
Carrollton U-Haul with indoor and outdoor RV storage, 24/7 access, cameras, and staff reviewers keep praising.
Within a short drive of Carrollton. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Addison self-storage with RV, boat, and vehicle spots, 4.7 stars from 479 reviews, 24/7 access.
Plano self-storage with indoor and outdoor vehicle parking, climate control, and 24/7 access.
Plano self-storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor parking for RVs, boats, and cars. Open 24/7, gated, and rated 4.8 stars.
Coppell Public Storage offers RV, boat, and car storage with 24/7 access and a 4.6-star rating from 482 reviews.
An outdoor space means backing your rig onto a marked pad and leaving it there, usually with a gate code and lighting to keep the lot usable after dark. All eight Carrollton facilities have 24/7 gate access, which matters if you pull in late after a weekend at Lake Lewisville or get an early start toward the hill country. The trade is sun. Texas UV works on tires, decals and roof sealant year round, so plan on covers, tire shades or a wash-and-wax routine every few months. Walk the pad before you sign and check that it drains, since a low corner holds water after a hard rain.
Carrollton has 3 covered facilities and 7 with indoor space, so you have room to get the rig under a roof if the open pad does not suit you. Covered stalls block direct sun and most hail without the cost of a full building. Indoor bays are the better call for a rig you park for months at a time, since they cut UV and weather exposure down to almost nothing. Ask about ceiling height and door width before you commit, and confirm the bay fits your length plus mirrors. Several Public Storage locations here offer multiple types under one roof, which makes comparing easy.
All eight outdoor facilities in Carrollton list 24/7 gate access, but gate hours and office hours are not the same thing, so confirm how you reach a person if a code fails on a Sunday. Look at lighting, cameras and fencing on the walkthrough, and read recent reviews rather than only the star average. The busiest Public Storage locations here carry 300 to 500 reviews each, which gives you real detail to work with. Ask what the contract says about month-to-month billing and notice, and confirm your RV insurance covers the rig while it sits on someone else's lot.
There are 8 outdoor facilities in Carrollton, plus 4 more nearby. All 8 in-town locations offer 24/7 gate access, and the average rating across them is 4.8, so you have several well-reviewed options to compare before you pick a pad.
Yes. Of the facilities listed, 3 offer covered space and 7 offer indoor space, and some locations offer all three types. That gives you a way to cut sun and hail exposure if an open pad does not fit how long you plan to park the rig.
Texas sun wears on tires, roof sealant and decals even in milder months. Use tire covers, keep a coat of wax on the exterior and check the roof caulking a couple of times a year. A covered stall handles most of that for you if the budget allows it.
Confirm gate and office hours, since 24/7 gate access does not always mean staff are on site. Ask about month-to-month terms and notice to vacate, look at fencing, lighting and cameras, and check that your RV insurance covers the rig while it is stored off your property.