19th Ave Car & Trailer Storage
Fenced lot in St. Pete for cars, small RVs under 6 ft, boats and trailers. Month-to-month.
St. Petersburg sits on a peninsula where salt air and strong summer sun work on a rig whether it moves or not. Three trailer storage facilities serve the city, plus two more nearby, averaging 4.1 stars across the listings. Indoor space dominates here, which matters when afternoon storms roll through. Pinellas County is tight on room, so reserving ahead beats showing up and hoping.
Fenced lot in St. Pete for cars, small RVs under 6 ft, boats and trailers. Month-to-month.
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Three facilities are listed in St. Petersburg itself, with two more just outside the city. All three local operations offer 24/7 gate access, so you can drop a trailer after a late boat ramp run or hook up before dawn. The type counts lean toward covered space: three listings offer indoor storage, one offers covered, and one offers outdoor. Two of the facilities handle vehicles alongside trailers, and one takes boats. 19th Ave Car & Trailer Storage holds a 5.0 rating, S & P R.V. and Trailer Storage sits at 4.0 with cameras on site, and Yoho's Storage rates 3.3 with the widest mix of covered, indoor and outdoor options. Ratings that rest on two or three reviews are thin. Read the comments, then go look at the gate and the pavement yourself.
Tampa Bay weather is hard on anything parked outside. UV fades gel coat and cracks tires that sit still for months, and salt carried on the breeze finds bare metal. Covered or indoor space cuts most of that, which is why the indoor listings here are worth a call. If you end up outdoors, wash the trailer after trips, keep tires off wet ground, and expect to replace them on age rather than tread. Before summer storms, confirm your insurance covers the storage arrangement and check that the facility drains well. A walk through after heavy rain tells you more than any brochure.
Start with size. Measure your trailer tongue to tail and add room for the tow vehicle, since a tight slot turns every trip into a chore. Ask how the gate works and whether the code changes, then check the hours on the access you actually use. Drive the route at rush hour, because some Pinellas roads near the water get slow. Walk the property and note lighting, cameras and whether other rigs look cared for. Ask what happens if you arrive after hours or need a battery maintainer running. Confirm in writing what the agreement covers for damage and who holds the insurance.
Three are listed in the city, with two more nearby. All three local ones offer 24/7 gate access, and the listings average 4.1 stars. That is a small pool, so call before you haul the trailer across town.
Yes. Three of the St. Petersburg listings include indoor storage, one offers covered space, and one offers outdoor. Yoho's Storage carries all three types, while 19th Ave Car & Trailer Storage and S & P R.V. and Trailer Storage are listed as indoor.
Yes, even in winter. UV breaks down tires and finishes on trailers parked outside, and salt air speeds corrosion on exposed metal. Covered or indoor space helps, and a wash after coastal trips plus a battery maintainer will stretch the life of your rig.
Measure your trailer and confirm the slot fits with the tow vehicle. Ask how gate codes work and what happens after hours. Look at lighting, cameras and drainage, and get the insurance and damage terms in writing before you pay.