Bryant St. RV- Boat Storage
Fenced grassy lot in Kissimmee for RV, boat and trailer storage, with cameras and owners living on-site.
Kissimmee, FL
Semi Truck Parking in Kissimmee, FL
Kissimmee has just two semi truck parking facilities, and both carry a perfect 5.0 rating from past customers. That is a small pool, so it pays to call ahead and confirm space before you commit. One of the two runs 24/7 gate access, which matters if you roll in after dark or pull out before sunrise. Both also handle boats, trailers and vehicles, so they are working yards rather than truck-only sites.
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2Facilities listed
5.0★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
Facilities in Kissimmee
Granada Blvd RV and Boat Storage
Outdoor grass lot in Kissimmee for boats, jet skis, trailers and RVs, minutes from Lake Toho, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
What the two facilities offer
Bryant St. RV- Boat Storage holds a 5.0 rating across 15 reviews and runs 24/7 gate access with cameras on site. Granada Blvd RV and Boat Storage sits at 5.0 across 13 reviews and lists outdoor storage among its types. Both list semi as an accepted vehicle, along with boats, trailers and cars, so you are dealing with mixed-use yards. That mix cuts both ways. You get a facility that knows how to handle long rigs and trailers, but you share the gate with boat owners and weekend traffic. Ask where the semi spots sit relative to the boat rows before you sign anything.
Book early in a tight market
Two facilities is a thin supply for a city this size, and neither is a dedicated truck stop. If you need a monthly spot, call both and compare what they actually have open. Confirm the gate hours in writing if you run nights, since only one lists 24/7 access. Ask about cameras, lighting and whether the yard is fenced, then check that your commercial insurance covers the address. Florida sun and afternoon storms punish paint and tires, so ask about shade or covered options even though neither facility lists covered or indoor semi space.
Practical habits for a Kissimmee yard
Central Florida heat and UV do slow damage to seals, tires and paint, so a sunshade or a cover is worth the money on an outdoor spot. Battery maintainers keep a parked rig ready to start after weeks of sitting. Before you leave the yard, walk the spot for standing water and drainage, since summer storms come fast here. Snap photos of your rig and the space on move-in day, and keep the gate code and office number somewhere you can find them at 5 a.m. Check with each facility directly on access rules and paperwork.
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Questions people ask
How many semi truck parking facilities are in Kissimmee, FL?
There are 2 semi truck parking facilities listed in Kissimmee. Both are rated 5.0 by past customers, with 15 and 13 reviews respectively. Because the count is small, call ahead to check availability rather than assuming a spot is open.
Which Kissimmee facilities offer 24/7 gate access?
Of the 2 facilities, 1 lists 24/7 gate access: Bryant St. RV- Boat Storage. Granada Blvd RV and Boat Storage does not list that feature, so confirm its gate hours directly before planning late arrivals or early departures.
Can I store a boat or trailer at these semi truck facilities?
Yes. Both facilities list boat, trailer and vehicle storage alongside semi. Bryant St. RV- Boat Storage and Granada Blvd RV and Boat Storage are mixed-use yards, so expect boat and trailer traffic at the gate. Ask where semi spots are located relative to other vehicles.
What should I ask before choosing a spot?
Ask about gate hours, fencing, lighting and cameras, and confirm your commercial insurance covers the address. For outdoor spots, ask about drainage and sun exposure. Get the monthly terms in writing, and photograph your rig and the space on move-in day.