Shavano Valley RV and Car Storage
Gravel lot on 12 acres outside Montrose with a 5.0 rating and reviewers calling the owner honest and attentive.
Montrose sits where the Uncompahgre Valley opens up toward the Black Canyon, and plenty of rigs pass through or stay a while. Trailer owners here have three facilities to pick from, and all three carry a 5.0 rating. That is a small sample, so read the reviews rather than trusting the average alone. Covered and outdoor spots both exist in town, and one place runs 24/7 gate access.
Gravel lot on 12 acres outside Montrose with a 5.0 rating and reviewers calling the owner honest and attentive.
RV and trailer storage in Montrose with 24/7 access and a perfect 5.0 rating from three reviewers.
Rural RV and boat storage on a century-old family dairy farm near Montrose, with covered spaces and friendly hosts.
Three facilities in Montrose list trailer storage, and the mix covers the basics. Two of them also take semi trucks, two handle vehicles, and one offers covered storage alongside boat and parking space. Only one of the three has 24/7 gate access, so if you keep odd hours, ask about gate times before you commit. The ratings are strong across the board, but review counts are thin. Six reviews at the high end is not much to go on. Call ahead, ask how long current tenants have stayed, and visit in person. A quick walk through tells you more about security, drainage and how the yard is kept than a star average ever will.
Shavano Valley RV and Car Storage earns a 5.0 from six reviews and takes outdoor trailers, vehicles and semis. 6450 Business Park also rates 5.0, from three reviews, and is the one with 24/7 gate access. 6600 RV and Boat storage rounds it out at 5.0 from five reviews, offering covered and outdoor space for trailers, boats, vehicles and semis. If you want a roof over your trailer, 6600 is the facility to call. If you come and go at strange hours, 6450 is the obvious first stop. Otherwise, compare what each one says about surface, spacing and security, and pick the yard that fits how you actually use the trailer.
Western Colorado sun is hard on anything left outside. UV breaks down tires and fades gelcoat and paint, so covered space pays for itself over a few seasons if the budget allows. If you park outdoors, tire covers and a good tongue jack stand are cheap insurance. Keep the trailer level so water runs off the roof instead of pooling. Hail shows up in this part of the state, and a covered bay is the simplest defense. Pull the battery and keep it on a maintainer over winter, and check that your insurance covers the trailer while it sits in storage. Confirm gate hours and whether you need your own lock before you sign anything.
There are three trailer storage facilities in Montrose, and all three hold a 5.0 rating. Review counts are low, ranging from three to six, so use the ratings as a starting point and visit each yard yourself before deciding.
Yes. One of the three facilities offers covered storage. The other two list outdoor space. Given the sun and hail in this area, covered space is worth asking about first if your trailer sits for long stretches.
6450 Business Park is the one facility in Montrose listing 24/7 gate access. The other two do not list it, so confirm their gate hours directly if you need to get in or out at odd times.
Two of the three facilities take semi trucks. One facility lists boat storage, and that same location offers covered space. Ask each facility about space for your specific length and height before you haul the rig over.