Smith Self Storage Plus
Powell self-storage with outdoor RV, boat and trailer parking, 24/7 access and strong security.
Wyoming gives an RV owner room to breathe, and that same wide-open space is why so many people park a trailer here instead of at home. Eight facilities in the state list trailer storage, and every one of them carries a 5.0 rating. That tells you the operators around here take the job seriously. Outdoor spots dominate the mix, which fits a place where rigs sit through wind, sun and snow.
Powell self-storage with outdoor RV, boat and trailer parking, 24/7 access and strong security.
Family-owned outdoor RV and toy storage in Cheyenne with gated access, cameras, and wide drive aisles.
Gated RV and trailer storage in Casper with 42 ft spaces, 24/7 access and a 5.0 rating from reviewers.
Clean, secure outdoor RV and camper storage in Cheyenne with cameras, lighting, and easy access off a main road.
Open outdoor storage in Cheyenne for RVs, boats, cars and trailers, with a 5.0 rating from six reviewers.
Fenced RV and boat storage west of Cheyenne near Happy Jack Road, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Open rural RV and vehicle storage minutes off I-25 near Casper, with 24/7 access and room for big rigs.
Gated RV and trailer storage in Casper with 42 ft spaces and 24/7 access, minutes from the 20/26 and 257 intersection.
Eight facilities list trailer storage statewide, and four of those also handle boats, vehicles or both. None of the listings are covered or indoor, so plan on an open-air spot and budget for a good cover or a wax routine. Six of the eight offer 24/7 gate access, which matters if you roll in after dark off I-80 or I-25. Two listings mention semi parking, handy if your toy hauler is on the long side. Every listing rates 5.0 with reviewers, so the competition is on features and location, not reputation.
Cheyenne and Casper are the two city pages under this state listing, and the top-rated names cluster around them. Smith Self Storage Plus draws 16 reviews with lit outdoor trailer spots and boat space. College Drive RV and Toy Storage adds gates, cameras and 24/7 access. EZ-RV Storage keeps it simple with a gate and round-the-clock entry. Cheyenne Outdoor Storage LLC pairs cameras with lighting, and Property Improvements LLC and Happy Jack RV & Boat Storage round out the field. Ask each one about gate hours before you commit, even the 24/7 ones, since entry procedures vary.
Open storage means your trailer takes the full brunt of sun, wind and winter. UV chews at tires and seals, so covers and tire shades earn their keep. Before the snow flies, drain the water system, pull the batteries and put them on a maintainer somewhere warm. Check whether your spot is lit or monitored, and confirm your insurance covers the rig while it sits off your property. A quick walk of the lot after a wind event is cheap insurance too. None of this replaces asking the facility what it allows on site.
The directory lists 8 facilities with trailer storage across the state. Four of them also handle boats and vehicles, and 2 mention semi parking. All 8 carry a 5.0 rating from reviewers.
No. The listings here are outdoor only, with zero covered and zero indoor spots reported. Plan for sun, wind and snow exposure and take steps like covers, tire shades and winterizing before the cold sets in.
Six of the 8 facilities list 24/7 gate access. That leaves 2 with set hours. Confirm the entry procedure with the facility directly, since how after-hours access works can differ from one operator to the next.
Smith Self Storage Plus leads with 16 reviews, followed by College Drive RV and Toy Storage at 10 and EZ-RV Storage at 8. Cheyenne Outdoor Storage LLC and Property Improvements LLC each have 6. Every one of them holds a 5.0 rating.