Yellow Door Storage - Lantana
Gated RV and boat parking in Argyle with covered spots, cameras, and a 4.8-star rating from 78 reviews.
Argyle sits just north of Denton and west of Lewisville Lake, so a fair number of rigs around here are boats and trailers rather than full motorhomes. The local supply is small: two facilities in town, plus one more close by. Both listed spots are covered and outdoor, and they average 4.7 stars across reviews. That is a thin market, so call ahead and confirm a space before you haul anything over.
Gated RV and boat parking in Argyle with covered spots, cameras, and a 4.8-star rating from 78 reviews.
Family-owned RV and boat storage in Argyle with covered and outdoor spots and a 4.5-star rating.
Within a short drive of Argyle. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Dirt and gravel lot on Kerley Street with covered and outdoor RV storage, 24/7 access, near I-35 and US-380.
Two trailer storage facilities sit in Argyle proper, and one more is a short drive away. Both local operations offer covered and outdoor spots, and both take boats and trailers alongside vehicles. Covered is the pick if you care about gelcoat and paint, since Texas sun works on them year round. Covered also helps with hail, which shows up in North Texas without much warning. Outdoor works if your trailer is already weathered or you tow often and want easy in and out. Neither facility here offers indoor storage, so if you need a fully enclosed bay you will be driving further than Argyle. Availability is the catch with only two facilities. Ask what is open before you commit to a move date.
Yellow Door Storage - Lantana carries a 4.8 rating from 78 reviews and offers covered and outdoor spaces for boats, trailers, vehicles and general parking. It is gated, has cameras, and lists 24/7 gate access, which matters if you launch early or come back after dark. Climate is listed among its features, worth asking about directly since it is not clear what it covers. Lantana RV & Boat Storage rates 4.5 from 45 reviews, with covered and outdoor spots for boats, trailers and vehicles. It has cameras and a dump station, a real convenience if you tow a boat or a camper with tanks. Neither place is huge, so expect a waitlist at busy times of year.
Drive the route you will actually tow, not the one on the map. A tight gate or a sharp turn is fine empty and miserable with a trailer behind you. Check gate hours against your schedule, and confirm whether 24/7 access is standard or an add-on. Ask what the facility does about drainage, since standing water under a trailer rusts frames and rots tires. For longer sits, plan on a battery maintainer and tire covers, and check whether your tow vehicle insurance extends to the stored trailer. Read the contract for access rules and notice periods. With two facilities in town, compare both in person before deciding.
Two are in Argyle, and one more is nearby. Both local facilities offer covered and outdoor spaces and accept boats, trailers and vehicles. With only two in town, call ahead to check availability before you plan a move.
No. Neither Argyle facility lists indoor storage. Both offer covered and outdoor spaces instead. Covered protects against sun and hail but leaves the sides exposed. If you need a fully enclosed bay, plan to look outside Argyle.
Yes, one does. Yellow Door Storage - Lantana lists 24/7 gate access among its features, along with cameras and a gate. Lantana RV & Boat Storage does not list it. Confirm access hours with either facility before you sign, especially if you tow early or late.
Ask about drainage under the spot, gate hours, and whether access is included. Use a battery maintainer and tire covers for long sits, and check that your insurance covers the stored trailer. Walk the tow route in person first.