Storage Star
New gated outdoor RV parking in Cheyenne near I-25, with a 5.0 rating and staff reviewers keep praising by name.
Cheyenne sits up on the high plains, where wind and sun work on a stored rig all year. Twelve outdoor RV storage facilities serve the city, and they average 4.7 stars from renters who have done this before. Four of them offer 24/7 gate access, which matters if you roll in late off I-80 or get back from a trip after dark.
New gated outdoor RV parking in Cheyenne near I-25, with a 5.0 rating and staff reviewers keep praising by name.
Clean, secure RV and boat storage off I-80 and I-25 in Cheyenne, with covered and outdoor spots.
Cheyenne storage west of I-25 with outdoor RV and boat parking and a 4.7-star rating from 159 reviews.
Family-owned outdoor RV and toy storage in Cheyenne with gated access, cameras, and wide drive aisles.
Cheyenne self-storage on E Fox Farm Rd with indoor climate-controlled and outdoor drive-up units, rated 4.5 from 189 reviews.
Clean, secure outdoor RV and camper storage in Cheyenne with cameras, lighting, and easy access off a main road.
Open outdoor storage in Cheyenne for RVs, boats, cars and trailers, with a 5.0 rating from six reviewers.
Cheyenne U-Haul storage with indoor and outdoor RV spots, 24/7 access and cameras, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Self-storage north of Cheyenne off Ridley Road with indoor and outdoor RV, boat, and vehicle parking and 24-hour access.
Cheyenne spot for covered and outdoor RV, boat, and trailer storage with a 4.6 Google rating.
Outdoor RV and boat storage along Highway 85 near Cheyenne, with a 4.0 Google rating from six reviews.
Outdoor RV and boat parking in Cheyenne with gated entry and month-to-month terms, though reviews on billing and phone contact are mixed.
Twelve outdoor facilities is a decent pool for a city this size, so you can afford to be choosy. Ratings average 4.7, and a few names stand out. Storage Star holds a 5.0 across 159 reviews, and ClearHome Self Storage comes in at 4.7 on the same review count. Toybox Recreational Storage and College Drive RV and Toy Storage both sit at 5.0, though on far fewer reviews. Read the low-star comments before you commit. A facility can rate well overall and still have a gate that sticks or a row that floods. The reviews tell you which.
Most of what you will find here is open outdoor parking: 12 of the facilities offer it. Only 2 list covered spots and 3 offer indoor, so if you want a roof over the rig, call early and expect to pay for it. Open storage is fine for a travel trailer you use often. For a motorhome you park for months, hail and UV are real concerns on the plains, and a covered bay earns its keep. If indoor is not available, a good wax job and tire covers go a long way against that Wyoming sun.
Gated entry shows up at several facilities, including Storage Star, ClearHome and College Drive. Cameras are common too, at Toybox, ClearHome and Cheyenne Outdoor Storage. Four facilities advertise 24/7 gate access, which is worth confirming in person since hours can change. Some facilities also take boats, so you may find a spot that handles the whole toy box. Ask about lighting if you plan to load or unload after dark. And check with your insurance agent about whether your policy covers the rig while it sits in storage.
There are 12 outdoor RV storage facilities in Cheyenne. A few of them also offer covered or indoor spaces, but open-air parking is the most common option by a wide margin.
Four of the facilities in Cheyenne list 24/7 gate access. College Drive RV and Toy Storage and Cheyenne Outdoor Storage are among them. Confirm the current gate hours with the facility before you sign, since policies can change.
Yes, but the supply is thin. Two facilities list covered spaces and three offer indoor storage, against 12 that offer outdoor. If you want protection from hail and sun, call ahead and get on a waitlist if needed.
Ask about gate hours, lighting, camera coverage and whether the lot takes boats as well as RVs. Walk the row where your rig would sit and look for drainage issues. Then check with your insurer about coverage while the RV is stored off your property.