Place To Store - Downtown
Indoor, climate-controlled RV storage in downtown Evanston with gated security and a 4.7 Google rating.
Evanston, WY
RV Storage in Evanston, WY
Evanston sits up high in Uinta County, where winters bite and the sun works on gelcoat year round. Three RV storage providers serve the town, averaging 4.7 stars across reviews. One offers indoor space, and one gives you 24/7 access. For a small city, that's a decent spread, though indoor spots are limited. If you want your rig out of the weather, start calling early.
Discover RV Storage in Evanston, WY
3Facilities listed
4.7★Average Google rating
1Offer indoor storage
124/7 gate access
Facilities in Evanston
A Storage Stable
Evanston self-storage with RV and motorhome parking, rated 4.5 stars by 38 reviewers who mention friendly staff.
The Storehouse
Evanston self-storage with 24/7 access and a 4.8 rating, praised for clean grounds and easy-going management.
What's available
The local lineup runs from downtown convenience to plain outdoor parking. Place To Store - Downtown earns 4.7 stars from 46 reviews and is the only indoor option here, with gated entry and climate control. A Storage Stable sits at 4.5 stars from 38 reviews and doesn't advertise extras, so ask what's included. The Storehouse rates 4.8 stars but from just 4 reviews, and it offers 24/7 access. With only one indoor facility, expect competition for those bays. Outdoor spots are easier to find but leave your RV exposed to Utah-border weather. Call ahead and confirm what each lot actually allows. Not every facility permits living in your rig on site, and some restrict work or washing.
Weather and your rig
Evanston's elevation means hard winters and strong summer UV. Indoor storage protects against both, but if you park outside, plan for it. Snow load and freeze-thaw cycles are real concerns, so keep the roof clear and check seals before the first storm. Sun fades decals, cracks tires and cooks batteries, so a quality cover or shaded spot helps. Disconnect the battery or use a maintainer during long storage. Winterize the plumbing properly, including the water heater and outside shower. If you store on gravel, put pads under the tires to keep moisture from wicking up.
Choosing a lot
Ask about gate hours before you commit. The Storehouse advertises 24/7 access, which matters if you head out early or come back late. For the other two, confirm when you can get in. Check the surface: gravel, asphalt or dirt all affect how your jacks and tires sit over months. Look at drainage, since a low spot can turn into an ice rink. Verify insurance requirements and whether the facility wants a copy of your policy. Visit in person and look at security, lighting and how tightly rigs are packed. A locked gate is good, but cameras and a manager on site are better.
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Nearby cities
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- Morgan, UT (1, 39 mi)
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- Mountain Green, UT (1, 42 mi)
- Park City, UT (1, 45 mi)
- Kamas, UT (1, 46 mi)
- Hideout, UT (1, 47 mi)
- Garden City, UT (1, 48 mi)
- Uintah, UT (1, 49 mi)
- Hyrum, UT (1, 50 mi)
Questions people ask
How many RV storage facilities are in Evanston?
There are 3 RV storage providers listed in Evanston, with an average rating of 4.7 stars. One is indoor, one offers 24/7 access, and none are covered-only. The small count means fewer choices, so call ahead and confirm availability before you haul your rig over.
Is there indoor RV storage in Evanston?
Yes, one facility offers indoor storage: Place To Store - Downtown, rated 4.7 stars from 46 reviews. It also lists gated entry and climate control. With just one indoor option in town, space may be tight. Ask about bay size and whether they require a deposit to hold a spot.
Does any facility offer 24/7 access?
The Storehouse lists 24/7 access, which is handy for early departures and late returns. It has a 4.8-star rating from 4 reviews. For the other two facilities, ask directly about gate hours, since posted hours vary. Don't assume you can get in anytime at a lot that doesn't advertise it.
How should I prep an RV for Wyoming winter storage?
Winterize the water system, including the heater and outside shower. Disconnect or maintain the battery, and cover or remove tires from direct sun and gravel. Clear snow off the roof through winter to avoid load and freeze-thaw damage. Check seals and vents before the first freeze, and confirm your insurance covers the storage location.