Knoxville Star Storage
Family-run storage off Alcoa Highway with covered RV and boat parking, built in 2022 and rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Louisville sits close enough to Knoxville and the lakes that plenty of rigs pass through, and a fair number stay parked. There are 3 RV storage facilities in town and another 12 nearby, averaging 4.8 stars from renters. Most of what you'll find here is open spots, with one covered option if you want a roof over the roof. A little legwork up front saves you grief later.
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Three facilities make up the local lineup, and one of them offers covered storage. That covered space matters in east Tennessee, where sun and summer storms both work on gelcoat and seals year after year. If your rig already has soft spots or old caulk, a roof overhead is worth asking about. The other two facilities handle parking without cover, which usually costs less and gives you more room to maneuver. Call ahead and ask what surface you'll be on. Gravel drains well but sinks under jacks in wet weather, and asphalt holds up better for leveling. Only one facility in town advertises 24/7 gate access. If you like to roll out before dawn or pull in after dark, confirm the gate hours before you sign anything.
Knoxville Star Storage holds a 5.0 rating across 21 reviews and offers covered, climate-controlled space along with boat storage. American Self Storage Center sits at 4.5 stars from 22 reviews, with climate control and lit grounds. Topside Storage has no reviews yet, but it lists 24/7 access, cameras, a wash station and boat parking. No reviews does not mean no good, only that nobody has weighed in. Drive by and look at the gate, the fencing and how the aisles drain. Ask whether the wash bay has a hose bib you can use and whether the cameras record or just watch. A lit, fenced yard with a working gate is the baseline you want.
Twelve more facilities sit within reach of Louisville, so a short drive can open up options if the three in town don't fit your rig's length. Measure your rig bumper to bumper, including the ladder and hitch, before you call. Plenty of spaces that look big on paper get tight once you factor in swing room for a longer trailer. Ask about the surface, the gate hours and whether anyone lives on site. Confirm in writing that your policy covers the rig while it sits, since storage facility insurance usually covers the property, not your coach. Pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer, and top off the tires before a long sit.
There are 3 facilities in Louisville itself, and another 12 nearby if you widen the search. The local three average 4.8 stars. Only one of them offers covered storage, so call early if you want a roof over your rig.
Yes, one of the three local facilities lists covered storage. It also offers climate control, which helps with heat and humidity. The other two facilities in town do not list covered spaces, so plan around open parking if the covered spot is taken.
Ask about gate hours, the parking surface, fencing and lighting. Confirm whether the yard is staffed and how you reach someone after hours. Get the space size in writing and measure your rig first. Also check that your own policy covers the coach while it sits.
Two of the three local facilities list boat storage: Knoxville Star Storage and Topside Storage. If you have both an RV and a boat, one of those may let you keep them in the same place. Ask about space size and whether the boat spot is covered.