3rd Ave RV & Car Storage
Gated outdoor RV and car storage on an unpaved lot in Hesperia, rated 5.0 by reviewers who mention cameras and a responsive host.
Hesperia sits up in the high desert, where the sun is strong and the wind moves dust around more than you'd like. Two facilities here take trailers, and both earn a perfect 5.0 from renters so far. That's a small sample, but it says people are leaving satisfied. One more option sits nearby if these two don't fit your rig.
Gated outdoor RV and car storage on an unpaved lot in Hesperia, rated 5.0 by reviewers who mention cameras and a responsive host.
Gated half-acre lot in Hesperia for long-term car, truck, boat, and RV parking with a 13 ft height limit.
Within a short drive of Hesperia. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Outdoor RV and vehicle storage on Fairview Valley Rd in Apple Valley, open 24/7 with security cameras.
The two facilities in town both handle trailers and vehicles, and both also take semi trucks, so you're not limited to a small bumper pull. Outdoor spots are what you'll find here; there's no covered or indoor trailer space listed in Hesperia itself. If your trailer is the type that hates UV and blowing grit, plan on covers, tire shades and a good wash routine. One nearby facility adds a little more choice if the two in town are full. Call ahead on space, since two facilities is a short list. Both locations are gated, and 3rd Ave RV & Car Storage adds cameras on top of that. Neither advertises 24/7 gate access, so confirm the hours before you commit. Showing up at 9 p.m. with a trailer and a locked gate is a bad night.
3rd Ave RV & Car Storage holds a 5.0 rating across 6 reviews and offers outdoor, trailer, vehicle and semi parking, with gated entry, cameras and boat storage on the feature list. Manzanita St Vehicle Storage also rates 5.0, from 5 reviews, and covers trailer, parking, vehicle and semi use with a gate and boat storage. Both are small review counts, so read them as a starting point rather than a verdict. Ask each one about the surface (dirt versus paved), how tight the rows are, and whether you can pull through with a long trailer. Those answers matter more than a star average.
High desert sun is hard on trailer tires, seals and gelcoat. Tire covers and a roof cover pay for themselves over a few seasons. Wind-driven dust gets into everything, so close vents and check latches after a blow. If your trailer has batteries, a maintainer keeps them alive between trips; pull them or top them off monthly. Winter nights here get cold enough to matter, so drain water systems before the first freeze if your rig carries tanks. Confirm your insurance covers the trailer at a storage address, not just at home. And walk the gate hours and access rules before signing anything.
Two facilities in Hesperia list trailer storage, and one more option sits nearby. Both in-town facilities also take vehicles and semi trucks, so a range of rigs can fit. With only two, call ahead to check current openings rather than assuming space.
Both hold a 5.0 average rating. 3rd Ave RV & Car Storage has 6 reviews and Manzanita St Vehicle Storage has 5. The counts are small, so treat the scores as a signal and ask your own questions about access, surfaces and security when you call.
No. The listings for Hesperia show outdoor spots only, with no covered or indoor trailer storage in town. Given the desert sun and dust, plan on covers for tires and the roof, and expect to wash the trailer more often than you would under a roof.
Both are gated, and both list boat storage alongside trailer and vehicle space. 3rd Ave RV & Car Storage also has cameras. Neither advertises 24/7 gate access, so confirm open hours before you plan a late drop-off or an early trip out.