Big Bend Boat and RV Storage, LLC
Local spot off Hwy 85 with clean, secure grounds, helpful staff, and a free dump station.
LaSalle sits up north of Denver where the plains open up and the wind has room to move. For trailer owners, that means sun on the gelcoat and dust on the tongue jack. Two storage facilities serve the area, and both pull their weight. One has been reviewed enough times to earn a 4.9, the other a perfect 5.0 from a smaller crowd. Neither is the kind of place you forget how to find.
Local spot off Hwy 85 with clean, secure grounds, helpful staff, and a free dump station.
Small LaSalle storage yard for RVs, boats and trailers, rated 5.0 by reviewers who cite easy access and quick replies.
Within a short drive of LaSalle. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Covered RV and boat storage on Campbell Street in Kersey, CO, with 24/7 access and camera coverage.
You get a mix here. One facility runs covered, indoor, and outdoor spots, so a trailer that sits through winter can go inside while a boat on a galvanized trailer can stay out. The other handles boats, trailers, vehicles, semis, and plain parking, which helps if you keep a work truck and a flatbed together. Two of the facilities list boat and trailer storage, and both list vehicle storage. If you need to drop a rig after dark, one has 24/7 gate access. That detail matters more than the monthly rate when you haul for a living.
Big Bend Boat and RV Storage, LLC carries the reviews: 4.9 from 43 people. It has a dump station and pull-through spots, which takes the guesswork out of a travel trailer with a full black tank. Hunters Hideaway RV & Boat Storage is smaller and quieter, with a 5.0 from three reviews and room for semis. Neither is a chain, so call ahead about gate hours and whether your trailer length fits the spot they have open. The wind out here will find every loose tarp, so tie down before you leave.
LaSalle gets hail, hard freezes, and summer sun that fades decals. Covered or indoor storage cuts most of that. If you park outside, wash and wax before the first snow, pull the battery and put it on a maintainer, and leave the jack stand on a board so it does not sink when the ground thaws. Check the roof seams in spring. Confirm with your insurer that the trailer is covered at the storage address, not just at home. A five minute call now saves an argument later.
Two facilities in LaSalle list trailer storage, and both also list boat and vehicle storage. That gives you a little choice on covered versus open spots. One of the two offers 24/7 gate access, so ask about after-hours entry if you drop off late.
Yes, one of the two facilities lists indoor storage alongside covered and outdoor options. Indoor space is usually the first to fill before winter, so call Big Bend Boat and RV Storage, LLC early if you want your trailer under a roof for the season.
Both LaSalle facilities list boat and trailer storage, so you can keep a boat trailer and a travel trailer at one address. Confirm spot dimensions and whether the facility allows you to park them side by side before you sign anything.
Ask about gate hours, surface drainage, and whether the spot is pull-through. Big Bend has pull-through sites and a dump station, which helps with a travel trailer. Also confirm your insurance covers the trailer at the storage address, not only at home.