Gallier St RV Storage
Camera-monitored RV storage in New Orleans' Bywater area, just off I-10 and I-510.
New Orleans is a tight city for anything with a long wheelbase, and semi truck parking is no exception. Four facilities in the area show up on this page, all rated 5.0 by the people who use them. That perfect average comes from a small number of reviews, so read a few before you commit. The mix includes outdoor, covered, and indoor spots, plus boat and trailer options if you have more than one rig to park.
Camera-monitored RV storage in New Orleans' Bywater area, just off I-10 and I-510.
Open-field monthly RV and boat storage on Chef Menteur Highway with easy in-and-out access and 24/7 entry.
Clear-span RV and boat storage on South Galvez Street with covered and indoor spaces, 24/7 access, and easy I-10 access.
Outdoor RV and boat storage on a quiet Upper 9th Ward lot with street access and water hookup on site.
Every one of the four listings has 24/7 gate access, which matters if you pull in after dark or leave before dawn. Two are outdoor, one is covered, and one is indoor, so you can pick based on how much weather protection you want. Gallier St RV Storage has cameras on site and a 5.0 rating from seven reviews, the most feedback of the group. Chef Menteur Highway RV & Boat Storage and Galvez RV & Boat Storage also hold 5.0 ratings, though from fewer reviews. Desire Street RV & Boat Storage has no ratings yet, so it is worth a call or a drive-by before you sign anything.
Semi tractors and trailers take up room, so confirm the pad length and turning radius before you book. An outdoor spot works fine for a rig that already lives outside, but covered or indoor storage cuts down on sun and UV wear on paint, tires, and hoses. If you are storing a boat or trailer too, three of the four facilities list those types, so you may be able to keep everything in one place. Ask about the gate hours even though all four say 24/7, and check whether the surface is gravel, asphalt, or concrete. A battery maintainer is cheap insurance for a truck that sits.
The facilities here sit on the east side of the metro, along corridors like Chef Menteur Highway and Desire Street, which keeps you out of the tightest parts of town. That helps when you are moving a long rig. Gallier St is another option closer in. None of these listings show nearby alternatives, so the four here are the set to work from. Visit at the hour you would actually arrive, not just at midday, and look at drainage after a hard rain. Insurance for a stored vehicle is usually separate from a standard auto policy, so read your coverage before the gate closes behind you.
There are four facilities listed on this page. All four accept semi trucks, and all four offer 24/7 gate access. Two are outdoor, one is covered, and one is indoor.
The average rating is 5.0 across the listings that have reviews. Three facilities carry that 5.0 score, and one has no ratings yet. Review counts are small, so treat the average as a starting point rather than a final answer.
Yes. One facility is listed as covered and one as indoor, which gives you protection from sun and rain. The other two are outdoor. Confirm that the height and length of your rig fit the covered or indoor space before you book.
Three of the four facilities list boat storage, and three list trailer storage. That means you may be able to keep a boat or trailer alongside your semi. Ask each facility directly about combined storage and space availability.