Montrose, CO

Semi Truck Parking in Montrose, CO

Montrose sits where the Uncompahgre Valley opens up, and rigs of every size pass through on US 50. Semi truck parking here is a small pool: just 2 facilities listed, both rated 5.0. That tells you demand is steady and turnover can be slow, so call ahead rather than assuming a space is open. The two that show up cover outdoor and covered spots, and both take trailers and vehicles too.

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Facilities in Montrose

Shavano Valley RV and Car Storage in Montrose, CO

Shavano Valley RV and Car Storage

15512 Shavano Valley Rd, Montrose, CO ★ 5.0 (6 Google reviews)

Gravel lot on 12 acres outside Montrose with a 5.0 rating and reviewers calling the owner honest and attentive.

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6600 RV and Boat storage

18549 6600 Rd, Montrose, CO ★ 5.0 (5 Google reviews)

Rural RV and boat storage on a century-old family dairy farm near Montrose, with covered spaces and friendly hosts.

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What the two facilities offer

Shavano Valley RV and Car Storage and 6600 RV and Boat storage are the names on the list, and both hold a 5.0 rating from a handful of reviews. Shavano Valley runs outdoor parking and takes trailers, vehicles and semis. The 6600 facility has covered parking and adds boat storage to the mix. That is the whole field, so a covered space is the rarer option of the two. Sun and UV do the slow damage out here, fading paint and cracking tires on anything parked outside. If your tractor or trailer sits for weeks, ask about shade or a roof before you decide.

Book early and plan the drive

Two facilities means little slack. When a rig leaves, the space tends to fill fast, so get on the phone and confirm availability and rate before you haul anything over. Ask what the gate hours are and whether you can get in after dark. Neither listing shows 24/7 gate access, so plan around staffed hours until you hear otherwise. Montrose is a natural stop between the Western Slope and the high country, with US 50 running through town and the Black Canyon a short drive east. That traffic keeps spaces moving. If both facilities are full, widen your search to nearby towns before you settle for parking on the shoulder.

Practical notes for a stored rig

Pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer if the truck will sit. Top off the fuel to limit condensation, and check tire pressure before you roll out again since cold nights drop it. Wash the rig before storage so road grime does not bake into the paint. Confirm with the facility what your insurance needs to cover while the truck is parked, and read the rental agreement on liability. Walk the spot at drop-off and note the condition of the ground and any fencing. Covered spots cut hail and sun exposure, which matters in this valley. Keep a copy of the gate code somewhere other than the cab.

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Questions people ask

How many semi truck parking facilities are in Montrose?

There are 2 semi truck parking facilities listed in Montrose. Both carry a 5.0 rating, though from only a few reviews each, so read the comments and call to confirm space before you commit.

How many of them offer covered parking?

One of the two, 6600 RV and Boat storage, lists covered parking. The other, Shavano Valley RV and Car Storage, is outdoor. If hail and sun protection matter to you, that narrows your choice to a single facility.

Do either facility have 24/7 gate access?

Neither listing shows 24/7 gate access. Ask about gate hours when you call, especially if you haul early or late. Plan your drop-off and pickup around staffed hours until the facility tells you otherwise.

What should I check before storing a semi truck?

Confirm the rate, gate hours and what the agreement says about insurance and liability. Then prep the rig: pull or maintain the batteries, top off fuel, check tire pressure and wash off road grime before it sits.