Buffalo Road RV & Boat Storage
Outdoor RV, boat and vehicle storage off New Day Parkway in Chubbuck, with cameras and 24/7 access.
Idaho gives a big rig room to breathe, and the storage scene here reflects that. Nine semi truck parking facilities are listed across the state, every one of them outdoor, and they hold an average rating of 4.7. Five of the nine offer 24/7 gate access, which matters when a driver rolls in after dark or heads out before sunrise. Eight of the nine also take trailers, so a rig and its trailer can usually stay together.
Outdoor RV, boat and vehicle storage off New Day Parkway in Chubbuck, with cameras and 24/7 access.
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All nine facilities on this page are outdoor spots. No covered or indoor options turned up in the counts, so plan on sun, wind, rain and snow doing their work on paint and rubber over time. A quality cover or a wax routine goes a long way in this climate. Six of the nine are tagged for parking specifically, and all nine accept vehicles. Ratings run high, with several facilities sitting at a perfect 5.0 from a small number of reviews. Read those reviews closely and weigh them against how far you are willing to drive.
Five of the nine facilities advertise 24/7 gate access. That is a real advantage for anyone hauling loads on irregular schedules. If your facility is not on that list, confirm the gate hours before you sign anything, and ask how you get in if you arrive late. Some yards use a keypad or a call-ahead system. Cameras show up at a few of the top-rated spots, including Buffalo Road RV & Boat Storage and Neighbor RV & Car Storage. Lighting is another feature worth asking about, since a dark yard is harder to work in and easier to wander into uninvited.
Buffalo Road RV & Boat Storage holds a 5.0 from six reviews and lists cameras, boat parking and 24/7 access. St. Anthony RV & Boat Storage also sits at 5.0 and offers 24/7 access. Bass Lane RV & Outdoor Storage has the deepest review history of the group at 4.6 from eleven reviews, plus cameras. Castro RV & Car Storage lists pull-through spots, which save a lot of backing and turning with a long rig. South 5000 RV and Boat Storage rounds out the group at 4.5. Call ahead, ask what fits, and visit in person before committing.
Nine facilities are listed across the state. All nine are outdoor, and none are covered or indoor. Five offer 24/7 gate access, so late arrivals and early departures are workable at more than half of them.
Yes. Eight of the nine accept trailers, and all nine accept vehicles. That makes it easy to keep a tractor and trailer in the same spot rather than splitting them across two locations.
Ask about gate hours, lighting, cameras and whether the surface drains well after rain or snowmelt. Confirm what your insurance covers while the rig sits parked. Walk the yard yourself and look at how tight the turns are for a long wheelbase.
The average across the nine facilities is 4.7. A few hold a perfect 5.0, though some of those come from only a handful of reviews. Bass Lane RV & Outdoor Storage has the most reviews at eleven with a 4.6 rating.