Covered RV storage units in San Diego, CA

In a few words, Neighbor is an online peer-to-peer community that connects those who have extra space with those in need of storage. We love to help our hosts earn extra money and our renters save money. It’s that simple!

We’re on a mission to solve our neighbor’s problems, and that starts with the space issue. Some neighbors have too much, and some have not enough. By building community, working together, and staying neighborly, we are changing the way we think about self-storage.

Owning an RV in San Diego, California can mean many memories of endless road trips, miles of wide-open road, and scenic rural towns.

While your RV, motorhome, camper, or trailer may be your best friend during certain parts of the year, most keep it stored either all year or in the off-season. When considering covered RV storage units, think about what features are most important to you, such as electric hookups. You’ll also want to know the vehicle’s height and length when choosing the perfect covered RV, motorhome, camper, or trailer storage unit. Finally, finding an affordable storage unit is essential as the cost of storage can quickly add up.

Fortunate for you, Neighbor’s got you covered with the cheapest, closest and safest covered RV storage in San Diego, California.

Neighbor offers a variety of covered storage options in the San Diego area for RVs, motorhomes, trailers and other vehicles. Types of locations could include carports, large parking garages, or covered parking spaces at traditional storage facilities.

Covered RV storage provides protection from poor weather and sun exposure due to usually having open-sides that offer partial coverage from the elements. Even with this added protection, using a protective cover is a good idea.

This type of storage will usually be cheaper than indoor, enclosed storage units but are more expensive than outdoor, uncovered options.

It's important to consider additional factors when renting covered RV storage such as the size of the storage space, the height and width of the entryway, the level of access you'll have, and what security measures are in place.