Door County Self Storage
Self-storage and outdoor RV, boat and car parking just outside Sturgeon Bay, rated 5.0 from six reviews.
Sturgeon Bay sits at the base of the Door County peninsula, and plenty of rigs come through here chasing water and quiet roads. Storage in town runs small, with 4 facilities rated 4.6 on average. There are no covered spots in the local listings, so you're choosing between an open pad and an indoor bay. Two of the four keep a 24 hour gate.
Self-storage and outdoor RV, boat and car parking just outside Sturgeon Bay, rated 5.0 from six reviews.
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Four facilities, seven more nearby. Two offer indoor storage, which matters here. A Door County winter brings snow load, freeze and thaw, and sun that works on gelcoat and tires all summer. Indoors costs more, but it keeps a rig out of the weather and off the grass. Door County Self Storage gets a 5.0 from 6 reviews. Self-Storage at U-Haul also sits at 5.0, with indoor and outdoor options, cameras, a wash, climate control, and 24 hour access. DC Storage and Rentals LLC runs indoor at 4.5, and Port Storage, open around the clock, is the 4.0 pick. Call before you drive over. Inventory in a town this size turns over quietly.
If you go with an open spot, the site matters as much as the price. Ask whether the pad is gravel or paved, and whether it drains after a spring melt. Check that the rig sits level so the frame and tires aren't fighting the ground all season. A cover helps with UV and leaves, but strap it down well or the wind will work it loose. Pull the batteries and put them on a maintainer if the rig sits through winter. Confirm gate hours and whether anyone is on site, then read your insurance policy on stored vehicles before you sign.
The two indoor options here are the ones to call first if you care about keeping a rig dry. Door County Self Storage and DC Storage and Rentals LLC both list boat storage too, which fits the area. Plenty of owners here have a travel trailer and a boat, and one lot for both saves a trip. Indoor space is limited in a town of this size, so ask about bay height, door width, and whether you can get in and out on your own schedule. Port Storage and U-Haul both allow 24 hour access, useful if you pull out early for a ferry or a fall trip.
There are 4 in Sturgeon Bay, with 7 more nearby if you're willing to drive a bit. The local average rating is 4.6, so quality is decent across the board.
Yes, 2 of the 4 facilities offer indoor storage. None of the listings show covered storage, so your choice comes down to an indoor bay or an open outdoor spot.
Two of the four list 24 hour access: Self-Storage at U-Haul and Port Storage. That helps if you leave early or come back late after a trip.
Several can. Door County Self Storage, Port Storage, and DC Storage and Rentals LLC all list boat storage, so one lot can hold both if space allows. Ask about combined pricing.