Maple Street Storage
Abilene storage yard with enclosed, covered, and open RV and boat parking since 2002.
Abilene, TX
Trailer Storage in Abilene, TX
Two trailer storage facilities serve Abilene, and both earn high marks from the people who park there. One sits on Maple Street with covered, indoor and outdoor spots plus cameras and a climate-controlled option. The other is a smaller operation on the RV, boat and trailer side of things. West Texas sun and hail do a number on paint and rubber, so where you park matters more than you might think.
Discover Trailer Storage in Abilene, TX
2Facilities listed
4.9★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
2More within 30 miles
Facilities in Abilene
B3 RV, Boat and Trailer Storage
Abilene lot for RVs, boats and trailers with a 5.0 rating from one Google review.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Abilene. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Horseshoe RV Park and Storage
Tuscola RV park and storage site with covered and outdoor spots, gated entry and cameras.
Market Road Storage
Outdoor vehicle storage on a quiet 5-acre lot in Hawley, TX, with month-to-month parking for cars, trucks, and trailers.
What's available in Abilene
The directory lists 2 trailer storage facilities in Abilene, averaging 4.9 stars across reviews. Maple Street Storage carries the heavier footprint with covered, indoor, outdoor, boat, trailer and vehicle types, and it is the one facility here with 24/7 gate access. B3 RV, Boat and Trailer Storage keeps things simple with trailer and vehicle storage and a 5.0 rating from a single review. That is a thin market, so call ahead and ask what is open before you haul your rig across town. A short waitlist beats a wasted Saturday.
Covered, indoor or out
The counts break down to 1 covered, 1 indoor and 1 outdoor option in the Abilene listings. If your trailer is aluminum or has decals you care about, covered storage earns its keep against UV and hail. Indoor is the better call for a rig you want out of the weather entirely, though expect tighter space and less room to swing a tongue jack. Open-air spots are fine for a flatbed or utility trailer that gets used often. Just check drainage where you park. Abilene gets hard rain when it comes, and a low corner turns into a puddle that works on tires and frames.
Features worth confirming
Maple Street Storage lists gated access, cameras, 24/7 entry and a climate-controlled type among its features. That combination matters if you keep tools, spare parts or a generator inside the trailer. Cameras and a gate do not replace your own lock, so bring a coupler lock and use it. Ask each facility how gate hours actually work for your schedule, especially if you tow after dark. B3 RV, Boat and Trailer Storage covers trailer and vehicle storage and also handles boats, which is handy if you tow both. Confirm whether your trailer and boat can sit on the same account.
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Nearby cities
- Tuscola, TX (1 listed · 15 mi)
- Hawley, TX (1 listed · 19 mi)
- Cisco, TX (1 listed · 46 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many trailer storage facilities are in Abilene?
The directory lists 2 trailer storage facilities in Abilene, averaging 4.9 stars from reviews. Maple Street Storage and B3 RV, Boat and Trailer Storage are the two named. Call both before you commit, since a small market can fill up quickly.
Do any Abilene facilities offer covered or indoor trailer storage?
Yes. The listings include 1 covered and 1 indoor option among the 2 facilities. Maple Street Storage carries the covered, indoor and outdoor types along with climate control. If you want your trailer out of the sun and hail, ask about indoor space first.
Is 24/7 gate access available?
One facility in Abilene lists 24/7 gate access. Maple Street Storage includes it along with gated entry and cameras. If you tow at odd hours, confirm the gate code process and whether after-hours entry carries any conditions before you sign.
What should I check before storing a trailer in Abilene?
Look at the surface, gate clearance and drainage where you will park. Ask about insurance and security. Use a coupler lock, keep a battery maintainer on if it sits long, and check tire pressure before towing. West Texas sun and hail are hard on trailers left uncovered.