Toy House RV Storage
Gated Bend RV and boat storage near Hwy 20 and Hwy 97, with covered rows and pull-through spots for big rigs.
Two trailer storage facilities serve Bend, averaging 4.6 stars from a handful of reviews. One sits under cover, the other out in the open, so you can pick based on how much sun and snow your rig should see. Both are listed here with the details that matter. Here is what each place actually offers, plus a few things I have learned from storing trailers through Central Oregon winters.
Gated Bend RV and boat storage near Hwy 20 and Hwy 97, with covered rows and pull-through spots for big rigs.
Level gravel RV and boat storage on Vogt Road in Bend, with 24/7 access and month-to-month parking.
Within a short drive of Bend. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Gated outdoor RV and boat storage on a private dirt lot near Redmond Airport and Highway 97.
Toy House RV Storage holds the higher profile of the two, with 27 reviews and a 4.6 rating. It offers covered and trailer spots, plus boat storage. The gates are locked, cameras watch the yard, and pull-through access makes hooking up less of a production. For a trailer that sits for weeks at a time, that shade matters. UV and summer sun wear on tires and seals faster than most people expect, and a roof overhead cuts it. The cameras are a nice backup if you are not nearby. Call ahead to confirm what fits your trailer length and what the gate routine looks like.
Vogt Road RV & Boat Storage is the outdoor option, with no rating yet from the directory and no reviews posted. It lists outdoor, boat, trailer, and parking spots. The feature that stands out is 24/7 gate access, which helps if you tow on a schedule that does not match office hours. Open storage means your trailer sees everything Bend throws at it, so plan on covering tires, pulling batteries or using a maintainer, and checking seals before the first snow. Winterizing is not optional here. Ask about surface and drainage when you visit, since mud and snowmelt are the usual complaints at open yards.
Two are listed: Toy House RV Storage and Vogt Road RV & Boat Storage. One offers covered spots, the other is outdoor. There is also one nearby option if you widen the search beyond Bend.
The two facilities average 4.6 stars. That comes entirely from Toy House RV Storage, which has 27 reviews and a 4.6 rating. Vogt Road has no reviews yet, so treat it as unrated for now.
Vogt Road RV & Boat Storage offers 24/7 gate access. That is useful if you tow early or late. Toy House has locked gates and cameras but the listing does not specify 24/7 entry, so confirm hours before you book.
Ask about surface and drainage at open yards, since snowmelt can leave ruts. Confirm gate hours, whether you need a lock, and what insurance the facility requires. For covered spots, verify height and length limits. Bring a battery maintainer if power is available, and cover tires against sun.