Yellowstone Airport Storage
Locally owned RV and boat storage near Bozeman airport with indoor and outdoor spots, 4.9-star rated.
Bozeman trailer owners have two facilities to choose from, and both run 24/7 gate access, which matters when you tow in late after a weekend at Hebgen Lake. Indoor space dominates here, with two of the listings indoors and one outdoor option. Ratings average 4.5 across 92 reviews, so the pool is small but well reviewed.
Locally owned RV and boat storage near Bozeman airport with indoor and outdoor spots, 4.9-star rated.
Bozeman self-storage with indoor RV parking, 24/7 access, and security cameras. Rated 4.1 from 27 reviews.
Two facilities show up for trailer storage in Bozeman, and the split leans indoors. Both entries offer indoor bays, and one adds outdoor spots, boat storage and vehicle storage on the same property. That mix suits a household with a travel trailer, a fishing boat and a spare car all needing a home. Covered space sits at zero, so if you want a roof over your rig, indoor is the route. Expect to back into a stall rather than a wide open field, and measure your trailer's height before you call. Montana sun and summer hail do a number on decals, tires and roof sealant. Shade helps, but a building helps more.
Yellowstone Airport Storage rates 4.9 from 65 reviews and covers indoor, outdoor, boat, trailer and vehicle storage, with lighting on site and 24/7 gate access. My Storage LLC comes in at 4.1 from 27 reviews and handles indoor trailer storage, with a gate, cameras and round the clock entry. Neither is a household name nationwide, which is often a good sign in a town this size. Ask each one about bay dimensions, door clearance and whether the gate code changes. For a trailer, confirm the turning room in front of the stall. A long rig and a tight aisle make for a bad first morning.
Walk the property at the hour you will actually use it. If you launch early for Canyon Ferry or Ennis, check that the gate and the lighting work at 5 a.m. in January, not just at noon in July. Ask what happens when snow piles up against the door and who clears it. For anything stored outside, plan on tire covers and a breathable cover, and pull the battery or put it on a maintainer over the cold months. Confirm your trailer is covered under your auto or RV policy while parked off site. Some policies drop coverage once the rig leaves your driveway.
Two facilities are listed in Bozeman. Both offer indoor storage and 24/7 gate access, and one also handles outdoor, boat and vehicle storage. The count is small, so call ahead and confirm bay availability before you haul the trailer over.
Yes. Both of the listed facilities offer indoor storage, and there are no covered-only options in the current listings. Indoor bays keep sun, hail and snow off your rig, which is worth the extra cost in this climate if your trailer sits for months at a time.
Ask about door height and bay length, since indoor stalls vary. Confirm gate hours and whether the code changes. Find out who clears snow from the apron. Ask if the facility requires proof of insurance, and check your own policy covers the trailer while it sits off your property.
The two listings average 4.5 stars across 92 reviews combined. Yellowstone Airport Storage sits at 4.9 from 65 reviews, and My Storage LLC at 4.1 from 27. Read the recent reviews for each, since a small sample can swing on a handful of comments.