All American Storage
Ruckersville self-storage with a coded gate, cameras on every aisle, and staff reviewers call friendly and helpful.
Ruckersville, VA
RV Storage in Ruckersville, VA
Ruckersville sits where Route 29 meets Route 33, a handy stop between Charlottesville and the Shenandoah Valley. Folks around here park trailers, boats, and motorhomes on everything from gravel lots to indoor bays. Five storage options are right in town, with another twelve nearby. Average rating is 4.7 from dozens of reviews, so you can be picky about security and access before you sign anything.
Discover RV Storage in Ruckersville, VA
5Facilities listed
4.7★Average Google rating
1Offer covered spaces
1Offer indoor storage
324/7 gate access
12More within 30 miles
Facilities in Ruckersville
Affordable Storage and Space Place
Locally owned Ruckersville storage with outdoor spots for RVs and boats, 5.0 rating, open 24/7.
U-Stor-It
Ruckersville self-storage with 24/7 online signup, clean units, and staff reviewers call helpful.
MyPlace Self Storage
Ruckersville self-storage with gated 24-hour access, climate-controlled units, and parking for RVs, boats, and cars.
RV & More Indoor Storage LLC
Family-run RV storage in Ruckersville, VA with indoor and outdoor spots plus a newer outdoor lot in Madison.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Ruckersville. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
MyPlace Self Storage
Self-storage off Seminole Trail with 24-hour gated access and climate-controlled units, rated 4.4 stars.
U-Stor-It
Locally owned Charlottesville storage with a 4.9-star rating and a manager reviewers keep praising for easy rentals and fair prices.
Public Storage
Charlottesville Public Storage with indoor units and 24/7 access, rated 4.8 from 285 reviews.
USA Storage Solutions - Gordonsville
Gated RV storage in Gordonsville with cameras and easy access, rated 4.6 stars by reviewers.
Prime Storage
Prime Storage in Charlottesville offers clean, secure RV and boat parking with 24/7 access and a 4.8-star rating from 286 reviews.
Prime Storage
Charlottesville self-storage with space for cars, RVs, and boats, rated 3.5 from a handful of reviews.
Woolen Mills Self Storage
Charlottesville self-storage with tall units and a 4.0 rating from 22 Google reviews.
Mountain View Self Storage
Elkton self-storage with RV spots, an automatic coded gate, and friendly staff, rated 5 stars by a handful of reviewers.
Zion Crossroads Mini Storage
Clean, secure RV and boat parking with friendly staff and easy online rentals in Zion Crossroads.
Charlottesville Self Storage at Crozet
Crozet self-storage with outdoor RV and boat parking, gated grounds, cameras, and staff reviewers call helpful.
Local Storage Fluvanna (East Location), Boat and RV parking
Boat and RV parking at a self-storage facility in Palmyra, Virginia, on the east side of town.
Town & Country Storage
Palmyra self-storage with RV and boat parking, rated 4.3 on Google and praised for helpful, responsive staff.
What to expect
Five spots call Ruckersville home, and they cover the basics: one indoor facility and one covered option, plus outdoor parking at several lots. Three of the five offer 24-hour access, which matters if you like to roll out early or come back after dark. Security ranges from gated entries to camera systems. All American Storage has a 4.7 rating from 38 reviews and lists gates and cameras. U-Stor-It has 65 reviews and 24-hour access. MyPlace Self Storage adds climate control and covered parking. Check gate hours and lighting before you commit, because not every lot is lit the same way.
Covered, indoor, or out
Outdoor storage is the cheapest and most common, but central Virginia sun will fade gelcoat and bake the rubber on your tires. A covered spot keeps UV off the roof and helps with hail, which does show up here in spring. Indoor storage is the best defense against weather and rodents, though you will pay for it and may need to book ahead. One indoor option here is RV & More Indoor Storage LLC, which also offers outdoor spaces. For anything long-term, ask about battery maintainers and whether you can keep a trickle charger running. If you are winterizing, confirm the lot allows you to do it on site.
Getting around
Route 29 runs straight through town, so hauling a fifth wheel or a travel trailer to a lot is not a white-knuckle affair. Charlottesville is a short drive south, and the Shenandoah Valley is close to the northwest. Nearby towns like Greene, Standardsville, and Earlysville are within easy reach if you live outside the immediate area. Twelve storage facilities sit near Ruckersville, giving you options if the in-town lots are full. Ask about gate width and turning radius before you book, especially if you drive a big class A. Some lots are tighter than they look online.
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Nearby cities
- Gordonsville, VA (1, 13 mi)
- Charlottesville, VA (6, 13 mi)
- Elkton, VA (1, 19 mi)
- Zion Crossroads, VA (1, 20 mi)
- Crozet, VA (1, 21 mi)
- Palmyra, VA (2, 23 mi)
- Louisa, VA (1, 25 mi)
- Stanley, VA (1, 25 mi)
- Culpeper, VA (3, 27 mi)
- Waynesboro, VA (4, 28 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many RV storage facilities are in Ruckersville?
There are 5 RV storage facilities in Ruckersville. If you widen the search, 12 more are nearby. That gives you room to compare security, access hours, and storage type before you pick one. Average rating across the five is 4.7, so reviews are a useful filter.
How many offer 24-hour access?
Three of the five facilities in Ruckersville offer 24-hour access. That is handy for early departures and late returns. Confirm the gate code policy and whether after-hours entry is truly unrestricted, since some lots have staffed hours only for certain services.
Can I store my RV indoors in Ruckersville?
Yes, one facility in town offers indoor storage. RV & More Indoor Storage LLC lists indoor and outdoor spaces. Indoor protects against sun, hail, and rodents better than an open lot. Book early if you need a tall bay, because indoor spots tend to fill up.
What should I check before signing a storage lease?
Look at gate hours, lighting, and camera coverage. Ask whether you can maintain a battery charger and do minor work on site. Confirm insurance requirements and whether the lot is gravel or paved. Read the contract for towing and late-fee rules so there are no surprises.