KO Storage
RV storage in Williston with covered, indoor, and outdoor spots. Gated with cameras and 24/7 access.
Williston, ND
RV Storage in Williston, ND
Williston sits up in the Bakken, where summer sun and winter wind both work on an RV. Five storage facilities serve the area, and they average a 4.9 rating from user reviews. You have choices: one covered option, two indoor spots, and three with 24-hour access. That mix matters if you want your rig out of the elements or need to grab it before a early trip. This isn't a big-city storage market, so a little planning goes a long way.
Discover RV Storage in Williston, ND
5Facilities listed
4.9★Average Google rating
1Offer covered spaces
2Offer indoor storage
324/7 gate access
Facilities in Williston
Self-Storage at U-Haul
Williston storage with indoor and outdoor vehicle options, 24/7 access, and a 5.0 Google rating.
58th Street Storage
Gated Williston storage with paved, camera-monitored grounds and 24/7 keypad access.
Point Blank Metal Works and Outdoor Storage
Powder coating and outdoor storage yard in Williston with a perfect 5.0 rating from three reviews.
Williston RV Storage
Outdoor RV storage in Williston, ND with affordable rates and helpful staff, per its one 5-star review.
What's available in Williston
The five facilities here cover the basics. KO Storage is the biggest name with 407 reviews and a 4.7 rating, and it offers covered, indoor, and outdoor spots plus gated access, cameras, and boat storage. U-Haul's self-storage location has indoor and outdoor options, 24-hour access, cameras, a wash bay, and climate control. Williston RV Storage and Point Blank Metal Works both run outdoor-only lots. 58th Street Storage has 24-hour access but no listed types, so call ahead to confirm what fits. With only five places, availability can tighten up, especially for indoor bays.
Outdoor vs. covered vs. indoor
Outdoor storage is the most common here, and it's fine for many rigs if you keep up with wash and wax. But Williston gets hail and serious UV, so a covered spot or indoor bay can save you paint and roof damage over time. Only one facility lists covered storage, and two have indoor. Those indoor spots are limited and often cost more. If you're storing over winter, indoor keeps snow load and freeze-thaw off the roof. For summer use, outdoor with a good cover might be enough. Check gate hours before you commit, since not every lot is 24-hour.
Practical tips for storing here
Before you sign, walk the lot. Look for drainage, security cameras, and whether the gate hours match your schedule. Three facilities here offer 24-hour access, which helps if you tow out early. For longer stays, winterizing is a must in North Dakota. Pull the batteries and use a maintainer, and leave the fridge door cracked. Ask about insurance requirements and whether the facility needs proof of coverage. Also confirm what you can store in the bay: some places allow basic maintenance, others don't. Reviews are thin for a few spots, so a quick visit tells you more than a star rating.
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Nearby cities
- Watford City, ND (2, 34 mi)
- Sidney, MT (4, 40 mi)
- White Earth, ND (1, 42 mi)
- Plentywood, MT (1, 58 mi)
Questions people ask
How many RV storage facilities are in Williston?
There are 5 RV storage facilities in Williston. They have an average rating of 4.9 from user reviews, and 3 of them offer 24-hour access.
Are there indoor RV storage options in Williston?
Yes, 2 of the 5 facilities list indoor storage. That's a small number for the area, so indoor bays may fill up. Call ahead to check availability and pricing.
Which facility has the most reviews?
KO Storage has 407 reviews and a 4.7 rating. It offers covered, indoor, and outdoor storage with gated access, cameras, and boat storage. Other facilities have very few reviews, so visit in person.
Do I need to winterize my RV in Williston?
Yes, North Dakota winters get cold enough to freeze plumbing and damage batteries. Drain the water lines, add antifreeze, and remove batteries to a warm spot with a maintainer. Also clear snow off the roof to avoid ice buildup.