RV storage recommendation
 

Will be relocating to TV in April and need storage for a Class C. Recommendations please.

RV storage
 

Cover All Storage
(352) 775-0505
11089 N US-301
Oxford, FL 34484
Office Hours
Mon-Fri: 9AM-5PM
Sat: 9AM-5PM

(No cash accepted)

Gate Hours
5AM-12AM Daily

This is where I keep mine secure w/cctv
Covered storage includes. 30 amp hookup/use of dump station/wash rack/air compressor

It depends on where you are going to be living. If you are in any of the southern villages there is a new facility in Wildwood just off 301 a little south of 44. I kept our Class C there, very clean and secure with wash bay, dumping, tire filling area, potable water, etc. They have covered or uncovered outside storage as well as full inside storage, 30 amp or 50 amp and you can set your air to run to keep the humidity out of the unit. Secured Covered Storage 352-464-8818.

We kept our class c in the villages rv storage lot on rolling acres road. paved, fenced, lighted and security

I don't know about you but price matters to me. Electric, dump, covered locations are approximately 120/mo.

I use a uncovered storage, no dump, no water, no electric location 35.00 a month. Part of a store it here business. PM me if that interests you

The open sun will cause a lot of damage to a motorhome both inside and out reducing the value of that unit. Then there is the lack of pest control sitting out in a field or parking lot somewhere, one colony of ants or a family of mice get's in and there comes more damage. You also don't have the security that you have in an enclosed facility with cameras, etc. Without electric hookups you can't set your thermostat for the air to come on to keep it free of humidity. You also get a nice paved wash bay to use when you go to a secure facility. I can't imagine what an RV would smell like if you didn't dump after coming back from a long trip and then parked it out in the sun and heat, the chemicals can't keep up with a super hot black tank, yuk. You get what you pay for and you don't get much for $35.00/month.

You didn't say what part of TV you're going to be living, it's about 25 miles from Mulberry to Fenney, so this map with locations can help somewhat.

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Southern storage at 466 and 301 is super. Used it for 3 yes. Very friendly and professional. Easy access yet secure facility.

Tim Shroyer

Storage
 

We searched for storage when we moved here for our boat. We use secure covered storage of off hwy 44. Nice place secure, a lot of covered storage, they also have a warehouse. Depending on you desires this place has it all. They have a dump station. The majority of their facility is paved, only a few gravel areas. It has always been clean as well.

My RV Storage, Wildwood. Great storage facility on 44.

RV Storage
 

My RV Storage on 44 in Wildwood. Great facility.

I kept my t/t at one of the villages rv storage yard. It was $32 a month and went on my monthly water bill.

We use The Villages Storage (36FT Class A Motorhome-40ft spot) off Rolling Acres behind TV woodshop - 24hr access with you gate pass, paved, fenced in, secure, monitored by TV Community Watch - Cost $43.00 plus $3.01 tax;Total $46.01 monthly and it's added to your utility bill;price hasn't changed in 8 years unlike most area storage areas;you can park in front of home to load and unload for up to 72 hours.

Whatever you do, pay extra to cover it. The Florida sun will destroy it.

I can appreciate the comments about storing your RV under cover. But, consider this - When they are made they go to an outside lot and await shipment to the dealer. At the dealer they are on an outside lot, often for extended periods of time, until they are sold. And when you are using your RV it is outside. Full time RV owners obviously never cover their RV's. if you look around there are 1000's of RV's stored outside.

I have used RV's in freezing temps, desert temps, snow, rain, sleet, hail, etc. They are manufactured to withstand these conditions. (some better than others)

To be fair, years ago I did store my motorhome in a barn I had built, but that was in snow country. And when I sold that property the MH went back to outside storage.

Properly maintain your RV and outside storage should be fine.