KO Storage
KO Storage on US-12 in Aberdeen offers month-to-month self storage with 24/7 access and online rentals.
Aberdeen sits up in northeastern South Dakota, where winter comes early and stays a while. That makes where you park your rig matter more than it might down south. This city has three RV storage options, all with 24-hour access, plus one more nearby. Average rating across them runs 4.9, so people are generally happy with what they find.
KO Storage on US-12 in Aberdeen offers month-to-month self storage with 24/7 access and online rentals.
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The three facilities here are KO Storage, Lee Park Storage, and Stow N Go Storage Units. KO Storage carries the most feedback by far, 99 reviews and a 4.6 rating, so it's the one with a real track record to look at. Lee Park and Stow N Go are newer to reviews, both at 5.0 with just a handful between them. All three offer 24-hour gate access, which helps if you're pulling out before dawn for a hunting trip or rolling back in after dark. One additional option sits just outside town if these don't fit. Nothing listed here is covered or indoor, so plan on open-air parking. That's normal for this part of the state, but it means sun, hail, and snow all reach your rig directly.
With only three facilities, it pays to call ahead and ask about lot surface, security, and whether you can wash the rig on site. All three run 24-hour access, so gate hours won't separate them, but lighting and fencing might. Lee Park Storage lists lit access and boat storage, worth noting if you tow a boat or trailer alongside the RV. Drive by before you commit and look at drainage. A low corner that holds water in spring will be ice in January. Ask what happens if snow piles up in front of your spot and who clears it. Cheap rent on a bad lot costs more than good rent on a good one.
Northern South Dakota winters are hard on batteries and tires. Pull the battery and keep it on a maintainer in the garage, or at least disconnect it. Fill the fuel tank to cut condensation and add stabilizer before the last trip. Winterize the water system properly, including the water heater and any outside shower, and don't forget the toilet. Tires sitting on cold ground for months can flat-spot, so air them up and consider blocking the rig off its wheels. Check your insurance policy covers stored vehicles on a lot. Finally, visit once midwinter. A quick walk around catches snow load on the roof and anything that worked loose before it becomes a spring problem.
There are three in Aberdeen, with one more nearby. All three in town offer 24-hour access.
None of the three listings show covered or indoor options. Plan on open-air parking and protect against sun, hail, and snow accordingly.
KO Storage, with 99 reviews and a 4.6 rating. Lee Park Storage and Stow N Go Storage Units each have just a few reviews, both rated 5.0.
The average across the three facilities is 4.9 out of 5. That's a strong number, though two of the three have very little review history behind them.