Trucker Path Parking
Gravel truck and RV lot near I-75 Exit 1 with cameras, lighting, and 24/7 access.
Tennessee
Semi Truck Parking in Tennessee
Tennessee has 13 semi truck parking facilities listed, and they average 4.6 stars from drivers who have parked there. Seven of them offer 24/7 gate access, which matters when your clock doesn't match the office. The mix runs from covered spots in the west to open yards near the interstate, so you can usually find something that fits your route and your rig.
Discover Semi Truck Parking in Tennessee
13Facilities listed
4.6★Average Google rating
724/7 gate access
Top-rated facilities
Exit 127 truck parking and Storage.
Big gravel lot off I-65 with camera security and friendly owners, praised for easy access and fair rates.
64 RV & Equipment Storage
Gated, camera-monitored RV and equipment storage on Highway 64 in Eads, rated 4.8 from 24 reviews.
Cleveland Truck Parking
Gated, camera-monitored truck and RV parking on a multi-acre lot in Cleveland, TN, 2 miles from I-75 exit 20.
Bir Transport Co
Calhoun trucking company with indoor RV storage and 4.7-star reviews for safety and service.
Burns RV & Boat Storage
Outdoor RV and boat storage in Burns, Tennessee, with a 5.0 rating and reviewers praising the friendly, attentive owner.
Access Storage
Family-run Maryville storage with gated 24-hour access, covered RV hookups, and roomy lots.
Ole Sarge's RV, Boat, and Car Storage
Rated 5.0 by three reviewers for affordable, secure storage in Indian Mound, TN.
Oneida Self Storage
Oneida self-storage lot with room for RVs, boats, heavy equipment and semis, open around the clock.
Beckwith Road RV & Boat & vehicle storage
Fenced, camera-monitored RV and boat storage on a private lot in Mt. Juliet with easy access and a helpful host.
Liberty Road RV storage
Quiet, private RV storage in Fairview with covered and outdoor spots on a secluded farm property.
SPEEDFIX Park All Night, Storage and Concierge
Gated outdoor RV storage in Knoxville with 24/7 access and concierge services, though reviews mention upkeep issues.
Harrison ln RV& car storage
Spacious RV and car storage in Westmoreland, TN with 50x10 spaces and flexible access by notice.
What you'll find in Tennessee
The listings break down to 5 outdoor spots, 4 covered, and 2 indoor facilities. Many also handle boats, trailers, and vehicles, so you're not limited to a single type of equipment. If you need to leave a trailer while you bobtail, several places allow that. The top-rated facilities include Trucker Path Parking in the west, Exit 127 truck parking and Storage, and 64 RV & Equipment Storage. Ratings are high across the board, but review counts vary, so read a few before you commit. A 5.0 from five reviews is not the same as a 4.9 from thirty-four.
Covered, indoor, or out in the open
Covered and indoor spots cost more, but they keep sun and hail off the paint and plastic. Tennessee summers are hard on tires and dashboards, and a roof slows that wear. Outdoor spots are easier on the wallet and usually easier to pull into with a long trailer. If you go outdoor, check the surface and drainage after a storm. Gravel can soften, and a loaded truck can sink. Ask whether the yard is lit and has cameras, especially if you are leaving a trailer for weeks. Seven facilities here have 24/7 gate access, which helps if you arrive after hours.
Before you sign
Ask about gate hours even if the listing says 24/7 access. Confirm the code works for your arrival time. Check the turning radius and overhead clearance if you are pulling a tall trailer. For longer stays, a battery maintainer saves you a jump start, and a full tank of fuel reduces condensation in the tanks. If you are storing over winter, winterize the water systems and block the tires. Make sure your insurance covers the rig while it sits in a storage yard, not just on the road. Get the agreement in writing, including any rules about washing or running the engine.
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Questions people ask
How many semi truck parking facilities are in Tennessee?
There are 13 facilities listed for semi truck parking in Tennessee. Seven of those offer 24/7 gate access, which gives you flexibility for late arrivals or early departures. The rest may have set hours, so call ahead if you are running behind schedule.
Are there covered or indoor spots for semi trucks?
Yes. The listings include 4 covered facilities and 2 indoor facilities. Covered and indoor spots protect your rig from sun, hail, and rain, but they usually cost more and may have height or length limits. Check clearance before you book.
What should I check before storing my truck?
Confirm gate hours, even if the facility advertises 24/7 access. Ask about cameras, lighting, and whether the yard is fenced. Check the surface for drainage and turning room. Make sure your insurance covers the truck while it is stored, and get the terms in writing.
Can I store a boat or trailer at these facilities?
Many of the facilities also handle boats, trailers, and vehicles. The listings show 7 boat-friendly, 9 trailer-friendly, and 7 vehicle-friendly locations. If you need to store more than one type of equipment, call to confirm space and any extra fees.