Rabbit Run RV & Boat Storage
Outdoor RV and boat storage in Kerrville with a 5.0 rating from reviewers who praise the owner's hands-on service.
Kerrville sits where the Hill Country meets the Guadalupe, and folks around here tend to own trailers for a reason. Two outdoor facilities in town handle trailer storage, both earning a perfect 5.0 from reviewers. There is no covered or indoor option listed here, so expect open-air spots. That suits a utility or boat trailer fine if you think about sun and weather.
Outdoor RV and boat storage in Kerrville with a 5.0 rating from reviewers who praise the owner's hands-on service.
Open RV, trailer and boat storage lot in Kerrville, about 5 minutes from the highway.
Within a short drive of Kerrville. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
RV dealer in Comfort, TX offering covered storage, 24/7 access, sales, service and mobile repair.
The listings show two outdoor facilities in Kerrville, and both accept trailers alongside vehicles and boats. Rabbit Run RV & Boat Storage and Roland Trail RV & Car Storage each hold a 5.0 rating from a pair of reviews. One nearby option adds a little more choice if you widen the search. You will not find covered or indoor trailer storage among these listings, so plan on open sky. That means UV exposure on tires and paint, and rain running off a tarp. A quality cover and a fresh coat of wax go a long way in this climate.
Ask about gate hours before you commit, since none of the listed facilities advertise 24/7 access. If you tow after dark, confirm you can get in and out on your schedule. Walk the ground and look for drainage, because a low corner that holds water will soften gravel and rust a jack. Check the security setup too: fencing, lighting, cameras, whatever they have. Then call your insurance agent about coverage while the trailer sits. Off-site storage often needs a rider, and it is cheaper to ask now than argue later.
A trailer that sits still ages faster than one that rolls. Sun bakes tires and cracks seals, so park with the tongue shaded if you can and keep tires off bare dirt. Winterizing matters less here than in colder states, but a hard freeze can still split a water line or a wash tank. Pull the battery and put it on a maintainer if the trailer has one. Grease the coupler and check the lights before every haul. Hail is the real threat in Texas, so know what your policy says about storm damage.
There are 2 trailer storage facilities listed in Kerrville, plus 1 nearby. Both are outdoor facilities, and both accept trailers. Neither is covered or indoor, so your trailer will sit in the open.
No. The listings show 0 covered and 0 indoor trailer storage options in Kerrville. All 2 facilities are outdoor. A good tarp and regular waxing help protect against sun and rain.
None of the listed facilities advertise 24/7 gate access. Ask about gate hours when you call. If you tow early or late, confirm you can get in and out on your schedule before you sign anything.
Look at drainage and ground condition, gate hours, lighting, and fencing. Ask whether the facility allows you to work on the trailer on site. Call your insurance agent about coverage for off-site storage, since a rider may be needed.