Grants, NM

RV Storage in Grants, NM

Grants sits right on I-40 west of Albuquerque, close enough to the lava country and the wide-open spaces that people haul trailers out this way. There are only 3 RV storage options in town, and all 3 run 24-hour access, so you are not locked into a weekday office window. One is covered, and the rated ones both sit at 5.0 stars. Small market, decent choices.

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3Facilities listed
5.0★Average Google rating
1Offer covered spaces
324/7 gate access
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Facilities in Grants

Mesa Storage in Grants, NM

Mesa Storage

1020 Mesa Blvd, Grants, NM ★ 5.0 (42 Google reviews)

Outdoor RV and boat storage in Grants with a 5.0 rating, gated lot and 24-hour access.

Outdoor Gated access24/7 accessVideo cameras
Maxine's Storage in Grants, NM

Maxine's Storage

1894 Lobo Canyon Rd, Grants, NM ★ 5.0 (5 Google reviews)

Gated, well-lit outdoor storage in Grants, NM with 24-hour access and staff reviewers call caring and helpful.

Outdoor Gated access24/7 accessBoats welcome
Sierra Self Storage in Grants, NM

Sierra Self Storage

1660 Lobo Canyon Rd, Grants, NM

Family-owned storage facility in Grants, NM offering covered RV, boat and vehicle storage plus 24-hour surveillance.

Covered 24/7 accessVideo camerasBoats welcome

What's actually available

Three facilities, and that is the whole list: Mesa Storage, Maxine's Storage and Sierra Self Storage. Mesa and Maxine's are both outdoor, both gated, both 5.0 stars, with Mesa carrying 42 reviews and Maxine's just 5. Sierra is the single covered option, and it has no reviews yet, so you are going on the listing rather than a track record. Mesa and Sierra both run cameras, and all three allow boat parking, which matters if you tow more than one toy. Maxine's has lighting, worth noting if you pull in after dark. With this few choices, call ahead and confirm the size you need is open before you drive over.

Outdoor versus covered in this climate

Grants gets plenty of sun and dust, and UV does quiet damage to gelcoat, decals, tires and roof sealant over a season. An outdoor spot is cheaper and easier to pull into, but plan on a cover or regular washing and a look at the roof caulking each spring. Covered storage keeps the worst of the sun and hail off the shell and usually costs more. Either way, walk the ground before you commit. Gravel that drains, a gate that shuts properly and room to swing a long rig matter more than a fancy sign at the entrance.

Before you sign

Ask what the gate hours really are in practice, since 24-hour access is listed at all three but you want to know how entry works after hours. Check whether your rig fits the space with the tow vehicle, and confirm what your insurance wants, because some policies treat stored RVs differently than parked-at-home ones. For long stretches, pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer, top off fuel with a stabilizer, and block the tires rather than trusting the parking brake. Winterizing depends on how cold it gets while you are gone, so ask the manager what other renters do.

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Questions people ask

How many RV storage facilities are in Grants, NM?

There are 3 RV storage facilities in Grants. All 3 offer 24-hour access, and one of them is covered storage while the other two are outdoor.

How many covered RV storage options does Grants have?

Just one. Sierra Self Storage is the only covered facility in town, and it also has cameras, 24-hour access and boat parking. It has no reviews yet, so ask questions on site.

Which facilities have the best ratings?

Mesa Storage and Maxine's Storage both sit at 5.0 stars. Mesa has 42 reviews behind that score, while Maxine's has 5, so Mesa has the longer track record to look at.

Can I store a boat along with my RV?

Yes. All three Grants facilities list boat parking, so you can keep a boat or trailer at the same site as your RV. Confirm the combined footprint fits the space you are renting.