Hubbard Street RV and Boat Storage
Secure Detroit lot for RVs, boats, and cars with an on-site manager and automatic garage door.
Detroit, MI
Trailer Storage in Detroit, MI
Detroit has two trailer storage facilities listed here, and both carry a perfect 5.0 rating from renters who have actually parked with them. That is a small sample, so read the reviews rather than trusting the number alone. One site is covered, one is open air, and only one lets you in around the clock. For a trailer sitting through a Michigan winter, those differences matter more than the star average.
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5.0★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
Facilities in Detroit
Eden gardens rv & boat storage
Covered and outdoor RV and boat storage on Wilshire Drive in Detroit, with 24/7 cameras and a 5.0 rating.
What the two facilities offer
Hubbard Street RV and Boat Storage and Eden gardens rv & boat storage both handle trailers, boats, vehicles, and semi trucks, which tells you these are working yards that take mixed equipment. Hubbard Street has 4 reviews, Eden gardens has 2, so the ratings rest on thin ground either way. Eden gardens adds cameras and a covered option alongside outdoor spots. Ask what the cover actually shields before you assume it protects against snow load or sun. A trailer with a soft cover or an open deck will age faster under constant UV than one kept out of direct light, and covered space is usually the first thing to fill.
Covered or open air
Of the two facilities, one lists covered storage and one lists outdoor. Only Eden gardens shows both. An open spot is fine for a galvanized frame and a trailer you use often, but Michigan winters are hard on tires, seals, and anything rubber. Sun does its own slow damage the rest of the year. If your rig sits from November to April, covered space earns its keep. If you tow every few weeks, outdoor is easier to get in and out of. Either way, pull the battery and put it on a maintainer, and check that your insurance still covers a stored trailer at that address.
Access hours and security
One of the two facilities offers 24/7 gate access. The other does not list it, so call before you assume you can roll in at night. If your towing happens after work or on weekends, gate hours are the detail that ruins a good deal. Eden gardens lists cameras, which is worth asking about at any yard: where they point, whether they record, and who watches the footage. Visit in person and look at the gate, the lighting, and the fence line. A locked yard with cameras beats a cheap open field, and the drive from your side of Detroit matters too.
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Questions people ask
How many trailer storage facilities are in Detroit?
Two facilities are listed for Detroit. Both hold a 5.0 rating, based on 4 reviews at Hubbard Street RV and Boat Storage and 2 at Eden gardens rv & boat storage. With that few reviews, visit both and judge the yard yourself rather than relying on the score.
Is covered trailer storage available in Detroit?
Yes, one of the two facilities offers covered storage, and that same site, Eden gardens rv & boat storage, lists both covered and outdoor spots. The other facility lists outdoor storage. Covered space is limited, so ask about availability early if you want your trailer out of the weather.
Can I get into the yard at any hour?
One of the two Detroit facilities lists 24/7 gate access. The other does not advertise it, so confirm hours before you sign anything. If you tow at night or on weekends, ask how the gate works and whether you get a code or a key.
Do these facilities take boats and semi trucks too?
Both facilities list trailer, boat, vehicle, parking, and semi truck storage. That mix is common at working yards, and it means the site sees regular traffic. Ask where your trailer will sit relative to larger rigs so you have room to hitch up and pull out.