North 130 Storage
Clean, well-lit Georgetown storage with covered and outdoor RV spots, 24-hour access and a 4.9 rating.
Georgetown, TX
Trailer Storage in Georgetown, TX
Georgetown has two trailer storage facilities listed here, and both earn perfect or near-perfect marks from the people who use them. One sits up near the North 130 corridor with covered and outdoor spots; the other is a smaller operation over by Eastview. Central Texas sun is hard on paint, tires and seals, so where you park matters more than you might think.
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2Facilities listed
5.0★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
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Facilities in Georgetown
uPark @ Eastview
Family-owned RV, boat and trailer storage in Georgetown, Texas, opening Summer 2022.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Georgetown. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
County Road 107 RV Storage
Small Hutto lot with room to maneuver for RVs, boats, trailers and trucks, open 24/7.
Applegate Storage - Round Rock
Container-based storage in Round Rock with outdoor RV parking, electronic gate access, and a 5.0 rating from 127 reviews.
What's available in Georgetown
The two facilities here split into one covered option and one outdoor option, and both take trailers and boats. North 130 Storage carries a 4.9 rating across 19 reviews and offers covered and outdoor space, a dump station and lit grounds. uPark @ Eastview is newer to the review count with a single 5.0 but covers trailer storage and boats. Two more facilities sit just outside town, which gives you a little room to compare gate hours and access before you commit. Call ahead and ask what fits. Trailer lengths vary a lot, and a spot that swallows a 16 footer may not take a 28.
Covered versus open air
Covered storage usually costs more, and in this climate it earns the difference. UV breaks down trailer tires and fades gelcoat and siding year after year, and hail season in Central Texas is real. If your rig is older or you plan to keep it a long while, covered space is the safer bet. Outdoor works fine for utility trailers that already look their age, or if you tow often enough that the cover just gets in the way. Either way, walk the ground first. Look for drainage, gravel that won't turn to mud, and gates that close properly after hours.
Before you sign anything
Ask about gate hours and whether you get a code or a key, since only one facility here advertises 24/7 access. Confirm your trailer and its contents are covered under your own insurance policy, because facility insurance generally protects the operator, not your gear. If the rig sits for months, pull the battery and put it on a maintainer, and top off tire pressure before you park so it doesn't sit flat. Winterizing matters less here than up north, but a hard freeze does happen, so drain water systems if your trailer has them. Snap a photo of the spot on move-in day.
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Questions people ask
How many trailer storage facilities are in Georgetown?
Two are listed in Georgetown itself, with two more nearby. Between them you get one covered option and one outdoor option, and both accept boats as well as trailers.
What is the average rating for Georgetown trailer storage?
The average across the listings comes to 5.0. North 130 Storage holds a 4.9 from 19 reviews, and uPark @ Eastview sits at 5.0 from one review, so read the details behind each number.
Does any facility offer 24/7 gate access?
Yes, one of the two Georgetown facilities advertises 24/7 gate access. North 130 Storage lists it among its features. If you tow at odd hours, confirm the code or entry process with the operator before you sign.
Should I pick covered or outdoor storage?
Covered costs more but shields your trailer from sun and hail, which matters in Central Texas. Outdoor is fine for a utility trailer you use often. Visit in person, check drainage and gate condition, and match the spot to how long the rig will sit.