Mini Mall Storage - Bloomington
Bloomington self-storage on N Jackson St with covered, indoor, and outdoor options and a 4.8-star rating from 206 reviews.
Bloomington, IN
Trailer Storage in Bloomington, IN
Bloomington has three trailer storage facilities listed here, averaging 4.6 stars from a healthy pile of reviews, and all three run 24/7 gate access. Each one also offers covered, indoor and outdoor spots plus boat and vehicle storage, so you can usually keep the trailer and the tow rig at the same address. Two more facilities sit just outside town near Ellettsville.
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4.6★Average Google rating
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Facilities in Bloomington
Mini Mall Storage - Ellettsville
Ellettsville storage with covered, indoor and outdoor options, gated access and a 4.8-star rating from 155 reviews.
Mini Mall Storage - Bloomington
Bloomington storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor parking for RVs, boats, and cars. Staff gets praised, but some reviews mention billing and access issues.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Bloomington. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
North Miller Road RV & Boat Storage
Quiet outdoor RV and boat storage on private farmland in Unionville, IN, about 7 minutes from Bloomington.
Moody Storage
Bloomfield self-storage spot offering indoor and outdoor space for RVs, boats, vehicles and trailers.
What the three facilities offer
All three listings handle covered, indoor and outdoor trailer storage, and each one is gated with cameras and 24/7 gate access. Two of them, Mini Mall Storage on the Bloomington side and the Ellettsville location, both sit at 4.8 stars with 206 and 155 reviews. The third Bloomington facility comes in at 4.3 stars from 55 reviews. Every one of the three also lists climate control, which matters more for a camper or boat than a bare utility trailer. Because all three carry the same mix of storage types, the real choice comes down to location and price. Ask about the gate code process before you commit, and drive the route at the time of day you would actually be towing.
Indiana weather and your trailer
Southern Indiana gives you humid summers, freeze and thaw in winter, and hail that shows up with little warning. Covered or indoor space keeps sun off tires and seals, and it saves you scraping ice off a flatbed before a January haul. If you go outdoor, park with drainage in mind and keep tires off bare ground so they do not sit in standing water. Winterizing matters for campers and boats: drain the lines, pull the battery and put it on a maintainer, and check the cover is tied down before the first windy front. Confirm your trailer is listed on your auto or homeowners policy while it sits, and ask the facility what their gate hours and access rules are.
Choosing between the three
Start with the two 4.8-star facilities and read what reviewers actually complain about, since a high average can still hide a gate or billing issue. The 4.3-star location is worth a look if it saves you a longer tow or fits your budget better. Compare covered against indoor based on how much sun and weather your trailer sees and how often you pull it out. Walk the grounds before signing. Look at the pavement, the lighting, the camera coverage and how tight the turns are with a trailer behind you. Ask what happens if you need in after hours, and get the access process in writing. A cheap spot you cannot get into on a Sunday is no bargain.
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Nearby cities
- Cloverdale, IN (2 listed · 29 mi)
- Danville, IN (7 listed · 42 mi)
- Indianapolis, IN (10 listed · 49 mi)
- Terre Haute, IN (2 listed · 50 mi)
- Sellersburg, IN (2 listed · 67 mi)
- Louisville, KY (3 listed · 81 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many trailer storage facilities are in Bloomington?
There are 3 listed in Bloomington, plus 2 more nearby including one in Ellettsville. All 3 Bloomington facilities offer covered, indoor and outdoor trailer storage, and all 3 have 24/7 gate access, so availability of types is not the limiting factor.
What is the average rating for these facilities?
The average across the listings is 4.6 stars. Two facilities sit at 4.8 stars with 206 and 155 reviews, and the third is at 4.3 stars from 55 reviews. Read the recent reviews for gate access and billing comments before you choose.
Should I pick covered or indoor storage for a trailer?
Indoor keeps sun, hail and snow off entirely, which protects tires, seals and paint. Covered is a good middle ground and usually easier to pull in and out of. Outdoor costs less but leaves the rig exposed, so check drainage and keep tires off wet ground.
What should I ask before signing a lease?
Ask how the gate code works, what the access hours are, whether cameras cover your spot, and what the notice period is to move out. Confirm whether your trailer needs to be on your insurance policy and get the answers in writing so nothing changes after you park.