All Valley Storage
Locally owned Summit County storage with 25+ years of service, holding vehicles, boats and RVs near I-70.
Silverthorne, CO
Trailer Storage in Silverthorne, CO
Silverthorne sits high in Summit County, where the snow sticks around and the sun still works hard on gelcoat and trim. Two trailer storage facilities serve the area, average rating 4.6, and both come with covered or indoor options. One more sits close by. For a rig that spends months waiting out winter, that covered space matters more than a few saved dollars.
Discover Trailer Storage in Silverthorne, CO
2Facilities listed
4.6★Average Google rating
124/7 gate access
1More within 30 miles
Facilities in Silverthorne
Buffalo Mountain Storage
Silverthorne storage with covered and indoor RV spots, 24-hour access, and a 4.6-star rating from 22 reviews.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Silverthorne. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Alma Super Storage
Secure RV and camper storage in Alma with gated access, cameras, and a staff reviewers keep praising.
Covered beats open around here
You get one covered and one indoor facility in town, which tells you something about what the weather does to trailers. An open spot in Summit County means repeated snow loads, freeze-thaw cycles and UV beating on roofs and seals. Covered storage keeps the worst off. If your trailer has rubber seals, decals or a soft cover, indoor is worth considering. Buffalo Mountain Storage covers the indoor side and also lists climate control plus lighting, which helps if you visit in the cold months. All Valley Storage is the other name here. Both hold a 4.6 rating, so reviews alone won't split them. Call and ask about gate hours and winter access before you commit.
Match the space to your trailer
Two facilities here both list trailer storage, and Buffalo Mountain also advertises covered and indoor space. That range matters depending on what you tow. A small utility trailer or boat trailer can sit in a tighter slot, while a longer travel trailer needs room to swing in and out without clipping a neighbor's rig. Measure your trailer tongue to tailgate before you shop, and add a couple of feet for backing up. One facility in town offers 24/7 gate access, which is useful if you leave after work on a Friday. All Valley lists boat capability, so ask whether they take other trailer types if yours is unusual.
A short drive from the high country
Silverthorne puts you close to Dillon Reservoir, the Blue River and the Eisenhower Tunnel approach, so trailers here are often seasonal toys or work rigs. That means storage sites fill around the same times each year, usually before the first real snow and again in spring. Ask about battery maintainers and winterizing if you park from November to April. Cold drains batteries and splits hoses, and a trickle charger saves you a spring repair. Confirm your insurance covers the trailer while it sits on someone else's property, and check whether the facility wants proof of coverage. One nearby option expands the search if both in-town sites are full for your size.
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- Loveland, CO (2 listed · 76 mi)
- Fort Collins, CO (3 listed · 85 mi)
- Alma, CO (1 listed · 23 mi)
- Buena Vista, CO (1 listed · 57 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many trailer storage facilities are in Silverthorne?
There are 2 trailer storage facilities in Silverthorne, with an average rating of 4.6. Both list trailer storage, and the two names are All Valley Storage and Buffalo Mountain Storage. One additional facility sits nearby if the in-town options don't fit your trailer size.
Can I find covered or indoor trailer storage here?
Yes. Of the 2 facilities, 1 offers covered storage and 1 offers indoor storage. Buffalo Mountain Storage lists both covered and indoor among its types, so it is the place to call first if you want your trailer out of the snow and sun.
Is 24/7 gate access available?
One facility in Silverthorne lists 24/7 gate access, so late arrivals and early departures are possible at that site. Ask the other facility about its gate hours before you sign, since posted hours can limit when you can pull your trailer out.
What should I check before storing a trailer for winter?
Ask about battery maintainers and whether the site stays accessible after heavy snow. Confirm your insurance covers the trailer on their property. Check that your slot is long enough for the full rig plus room to back in, and get the gate hours in writing.