Zip Storage
Gated, camera-monitored RV and boat storage in Rock Springs with units from 10x15 up to 14x45.
Rock Springs sits up on the high desert of southwest Wyoming, where wind, sun and hard winters all work on an RV whether it moves or not. Eight storage facilities serve the city, averaging 4.4 stars, with two more nearby. Three offer indoor space and three offer outdoor, so you can match the shelter to your rig and your budget.
Gated, camera-monitored RV and boat storage in Rock Springs with units from 10x15 up to 14x45.
Gated Rock Springs storage with 24/7 access, outdoor RV and boat parking, and a 5.0 rating from 15 reviews.
Locally owned Rock Springs storage on Swanson Drive with a 5.0 Google rating from 7 reviews.
Rock Springs self-storage with indoor and outdoor options, 24/7 access, and friendly staff, rated 4.9 on Google.
Open RV storage in Rock Springs with a 5.0 rating from three reviewers.
Rock Springs storage with RV and boat parking; reviewers note weeds and minimal security.
Rock Springs storage with indoor and outdoor RV spots, gated 24/7 access, and cameras. Reviews are mixed.
Gravel RV park and storage lot in Rock Springs with a 3.5-star rating from 32 Google reviews.
Within a short drive of Rock Springs. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Gated RV storage in Green River with mixed reviews on management and cleanliness.
RV, trailer, and boat storage plus climate controlled self storage in Green River, Wyoming.
Eight facilities is a decent pool for a town this size, and the ratings hold up. Zip Storage leads on volume with a 4.8 from 41 reviews, and the gated, camera-covered, lit setup explains some of that. White Mountain RV/Car Self-Storage sits at a perfect 5.0 across 15 reviews and offers both indoor and outdoor spots with 24/7 access and cameras. Vista Alta Storage and MOBĒ RV Parking & Storage also carry 5.0 marks, though on thin review counts. Center Street Storage trails at 3.5, so read the reviews before you commit there.
Three facilities here are indoor and three are outdoor, with the rest not classified. Indoor space costs more but it keeps UV off the roof and gelcoat, which matters at this elevation. Outdoor spots are fine if you cover the tires and check the roof seams each spring. For winter, pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer, and drain the lines before the first hard freeze. If you plan to come and go, confirm gate hours first: three facilities advertise 24/7 access, and that list includes White Mountain and Self-Storage at U-Haul. Ask about wash bays and climate control where offered. Self-Storage at U-Haul lists both, plus cameras and round-the-clock entry. Boat owners have options too: Zip Storage and White Mountain both mention boat parking alongside RVs.
Most of these facilities sit within a short drive of I-80, which makes dropping the rig before a trip easy. The two nearby options add a little breathing room if the eight in town are full or you want a different side of the valley. Either way, visit in person before signing. Walk the lot, check the gate and cameras, and see how the ground drains after weather. Ask what the facility does about snow removal and whether your spot is on gravel or pavement. Confirm that your RV insurance covers stored vehicles, since some policies treat long-term parking differently. A quick call to your agent saves a headache later.
There are 8 facilities in Rock Springs, plus 2 more nearby. Three are indoor and three are outdoor, with the remaining ones not classified by type. The average rating across the city is 4.4 stars, so you have real options to compare before you pick a spot.
White Mountain RV/Car Self-Storage and Vista Alta Storage both hold 5.0 ratings, and MOBĒ RV Parking & Storage also shows 5.0, though on fewer reviews. Zip Storage has the most feedback at 4.8 from 41 reviews. Center Street Storage sits lower at 3.5, so look closely at recent comments.
Three of the eight facilities advertise 24/7 gate access, including White Mountain RV/Car Self-Storage and Self-Storage at U-Haul. If you tow out early or come back late, confirm the gate policy in person, since entry systems and posted hours can change.
Indoor keeps sun and weather off the finish and is easier on seals and tires, but it usually costs more. Outdoor works if you cover the tires, check roof seams and winterize before the cold sets in. With three of each type in town, you can weigh cost against protection.