Everything RV
Lake Stevens RV and trailer shop with 4.7 stars from 132 reviews and a rep for quick turnaround.
Lake Stevens sits between the water and the hills, and finding a spot for your trailer here takes a little local knowledge. This small city has two storage facilities listed, one of them just outside town, with an average rating of 4.7 from campers who have parked here. That tells you people are generally satisfied, but the list is short, so it pays to know what's available before you call.
Lake Stevens RV and trailer shop with 4.7 stars from 132 reviews and a rep for quick turnaround.
Gated RV and boat storage in Lake Stevens with 24/7 camera monitoring and a 4.7-star rating from 14 reviews.
Within a short drive of Lake Stevens. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Dry moorage and RV storage on the Snohomish River in Everett, with launch service and helpful staff.
You have two facilities to choose from, and one of them is in a nearby town. That's not a lot, so don't count on a wide selection. The ratings are strong at 4.7 on average, which suggests the places that do exist are doing right by their customers. Both listings handle trailers. One of them, Lake Stevens Boat & RV Storage, also takes boats, so if you have a boat trailer combo, that's the one to call. Everything RV is the other option with a 4.7 rating and 132 reviews, so it's clearly popular. With just two choices, you'll want to call ahead and confirm they have space for your trailer size.
One facility has 24/7 gate access, which is handy if you like to head out early or come back late. That same place also has cameras and is gated, so security is covered. The other doesn't list features, so ask when you call. Covered and indoor storage aren't listed in Lake Stevens, so if you need protection from sun and rain, you'll likely be looking at outdoor spots. That means thinking about UV wear on tires and gelcoat, and maybe a good cover. Winterizing matters here too, since western Washington gets its share of wet weather. A battery maintainer is a small investment that saves you a jump start later.
With only two facilities, availability can change fast, especially in spring. Call both and ask about waitlists. Ask about gate hours and whether you can access your trailer on weekends. If you're storing outside, check the ground: gravel versus pavement makes a difference when it's wet. Also confirm what your insurance covers while the trailer is off your property. And measure your rig before you call, including the tongue, so you don't waste a trip. The 132 reviews for Everything RV give you a lot to read through, and the smaller review count for the other place means you might want to visit in person.
There are two facilities listed, and one of them is in a nearby town. Both accept trailers, and one also handles boats. With only two options, it's a good idea to call ahead and confirm space for your trailer size.
The average rating is 4.7 based on the facilities listed. Everything RV has 132 reviews, while Lake Stevens Boat & RV Storage has 14. That's a solid average, but read the reviews to see what matters to you.
Yes, one facility has 24/7 gate access. That's Lake Stevens Boat & RV Storage, which also has cameras and is gated. If you need flexible hours, that's the one to ask about.
Covered and indoor storage aren't listed among the Lake Stevens facilities. You'll likely be looking at outdoor spots. That means planning for sun and rain, maybe with a cover and a battery maintainer, and checking the ground surface.