Red Spud Storage
Rexburg self-storage with gated 24/7 keypad access, indoor and outdoor spots for RVs, boats, and trailers.
Two trailer storage facilities serve the Rexburg area, and one more sits close by if you widen the search. Both listed spots rate well, averaging 4.5 stars across the pair. You get options here that not every Idaho town of this size can offer: indoor space, outdoor pads, and room for boats and vehicles alongside your trailer. The Snake River Plain wind and summer sun are hard on covers and tires, so where you park matters.
Rexburg self-storage with gated 24/7 keypad access, indoor and outdoor spots for RVs, boats, and trailers.
Private fenced pasture for outdoor RV, boat, and vehicle storage in Rexburg, ID.
Within a short drive of Rexburg. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Outdoor RV and boat storage in St Anthony with a 5.0 rating from five reviews and 24/7 access.
The two facilities here split into one indoor option and two outdoor setups, counting the overlapping listings you'll see on this page. Red Spud Storage carries the stronger review history at 4.6 stars from 47 reviews, and it handles indoor and outdoor spots for trailers, boats, and vehicles. South 5000 RV and Boat Storage is newer to reviewers with 2 reviews at 4.5 stars, offering outdoor space and a slot for semi trucks as well. That semi option is worth noting if you pull a larger enclosed trailer. One facility gives you 24/7 gate access, which matters if you load up after dark or head out before dawn. Ask about gate hours either way before you sign.
Indoor storage costs more, and in this climate it earns the difference. Rexburg gets real winter, and freeze-thaw cycles are rough on trailer seals, bearings, and anything left in the tanks. Sun does its own damage the rest of the year, fading gelcoat and cracking tires that sit in one spot. If your trailer is older or you plan to keep it a decade, indoor space is the safer bet. Outdoor works fine for utility trailers and short-season use, especially if you cover the tires and pull the battery. Either way, confirm the surface is gravel or pavement, not bare dirt that turns to mud in spring.
Check the gate hours in person and drive the route at the time of day you'll actually use it. Ask what the facility does about snow removal between the rows, since a plowed entrance means little if your pad is buried. Walk the fence line and look for cameras, lighting, and whether the gate latches properly. Confirm your insurance covers the trailer while stored off your property, because facility insurance usually protects the business, not your rig. For winter, top off nothing, drain the tanks, pull the battery and put it on a maintainer at home, and leave the tires on plywood rather than dirt.
There are 2 listed here, plus 1 more nearby if you expand your search. That gives you a small but workable set of choices, so call ahead and compare gate access and surface type before committing.
Yes, 1 of the facilities offers 24/7 gate access. The other may keep limited hours, so confirm before you plan a late-night drop-off or an early departure. Gate hours are the detail people most often forget to check.
The two average 4.5 stars. Red Spud Storage holds 4.6 stars from 47 reviews, a solid sample. South 5000 RV and Boat Storage sits at 4.5 stars from 2 reviews, so read those closely but treat them as early feedback rather than a track record.
Both facilities list boat and vehicle storage alongside trailer space, and one handles semi trucks. If you keep a boat for Henry's Lake or Palisades trips, you can likely park it in the same place as your trailer and save a second trip.