RV storage costs $30 to $450 per month in 2026
RV storage costs $30 to $450 per month in 2026. Outdoor spots are cheapest. CamperFAQs lists outdoor storage at $30 to $100 per month and indoor storage near $135. Roamly lists $150 to $450 or more for climate-controlled indoor space. SecureSpace says outdoor storage starts as low as $50. Your RV size, your city, and the kind of space move the price.
What price guides say
We checked 3 price guides and read every number on their pages on October 7, 2026. They do not all measure the same thing, so read each line for what it counts.
| Source | What it found |
|---|---|
| SecureSpace | SecureSpace says outdoor RV storage is as low as $50 a month, covered is $70 to $100, and indoor is around $135. |
| Roamly | Roamly lists outdoor storage at $75 to $150, covered at $125 to $200, indoor climate-controlled at $150 to $450 or more, and $50 to $500 overall. |
| CamperFAQs | CamperFAQs lists outdoor storage at $30 to $100, covered at $70 to $125, indoor at about $135, and $50 to $200 overall. |
RV storage cost by type
| Type | Monthly price | Source |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor storage | $30 to $100 | CamperFAQs |
| Outdoor uncovered | $75 to $150 | Roamly |
| Covered storage | $70 to $100 | SecureSpace |
| Covered storage | $125 to $200 | Roamly |
| Indoor storage | Around $135 | SecureSpace |
| Indoor climate-controlled | $150 to $450 or more | Roamly |
| 10 by 40 unit in Houston | $95.14 | SecureSpace |
| 10 by 40 unit in Los Angeles | $274.92 | SecureSpace |
Every number in this table was read on one of the source pages listed at the bottom of this page.
What pushes the price up
| What | Why it matters |
|---|---|
| Type of space | Roamly lists outdoor storage at $75 to $150, covered at $125 to $200, and indoor climate-controlled at $150 to $450 or more. |
| RV size | CamperFAQs says pop-up and travel trailers cost $75 to $130 or more, while Class A, B, and C RVs and fifth wheels cost $130 and up. |
| City | Roamly says big cities like Los Angeles charge much more than rural areas. SecureSpace lists $95.14 in Houston and $274.92 in Los Angeles for a 10 by 40 unit. |
| Features | Climate control, security, gates, and dump stations add to the price, according to CamperFAQs and Roamly, so more perks mean a higher rent. |
| Demand | CamperFAQs says regional demand changes the price, so the same spot can cost more in a busy area than in a quiet one. |
What the price includes
Rent usually covers a spot or unit and basic site security. Fees for insurance, gate access, electric hookups, a deposit, or an admin fee may be extra. Ask if the rate is a promo that will go up after a few months, and how much notice you must give to leave. It does not include tax or extras the provider adds on the day.
Who charges this and how it is billed
RV storage is sold by self-storage companies, RV lots, farms, and private owners. Most bill by the month, and many take payment by card on a set day. Each site sets its own rate, so you cannot count on a single price from one brand. Look for a deposit, an admin fee, and a rate that rises after a promo period. Ask about insurance too, since some sites need proof of cover for your RV. Also ask how you get in, since gate hours differ by site and may limit when you can pick up your RV.
When you need this
You need storage if your RV does not fit at home, your city or HOA bans parking one, or you do not use it in winter. Many owners rent a spot for the off season and bring the RV home for trips. Start your search early, since good spots near home can fill up in busy months.
How to judge your quote
- Ask for the full monthly total with fees, taxes, and insurance.
- Ask if the rate is a promo and when it can go up.
- Ask how much notice you need to give to leave.
- Check the site for gate access, lights, cameras, and a drive-in lane wide enough for your RV.
- Compare the total with the range above: $30 to $450 per month for most people in 2026.
Ways to pay less
- Choose outdoor storage if your RV can handle it. CamperFAQs lists $30 to $100 per month, far below indoor storage near $135.
- Look outside the city. Roamly says rural areas cost much less than cities like Los Angeles.
- Compare covered and outdoor. SecureSpace lists covered storage at $70 to $100, a modest step up from outdoor.
- Ask about longer terms. Some sites cut the monthly rate if you pay for several months at a time. Ask before you sign.
- Check the fine print on fees. A low rent can rise with admin, insurance, or gate fees, so ask for the full monthly total.
How we got these numbers
The range on this page comes from SecureSpace, Roamly and CamperFAQs. We opened each source page and read every number on it on October 7, 2026. Where the sources disagree, the table above shows each one so you can see the spread. These are planning ranges, not quotes. The written price you are given is the real price.
Common questions
How much does RV storage cost per month?
CamperFAQs says $50 to $200 per month overall. Roamly says $50 to $500 per month, based on type and size.
How much is outdoor RV storage?
CamperFAQs lists $30 to $100 per month. Roamly lists $75 to $150, and SecureSpace says it starts as low as $50.
How much is indoor RV storage?
SecureSpace and CamperFAQs both list around $135 per month. Roamly lists climate-controlled space at $150 to $450 or more.
Does the city change the price?
Yes. SecureSpace lists $95.14 in Houston and $274.92 in Los Angeles for a 10 by 40 unit, using 2023 metro rates.
Does a bigger RV cost more?
Yes. CamperFAQs lists $75 to $130 or more for pop-ups and travel trailers and $130 and up for larger motorhomes and fifth wheels.