Top 44 Cheapest Indoor RV & Camper Storage near Charlotte, North Carolina

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Helpful reviews from renters in Charlotte, North Carolina

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"Robert kept me updated on any changes."

— Chanelle B.

York, SC

Nov 1, 2022

20 x 30 Garage in Taylors, South Carolina

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"Nick was tremendously accommodating and the space he provides is extremely safe, dry and all around convenient."

Richard O.

Taylors, SC

Feb 2, 2023

10 x 20 Garage in Denver, North Carolina

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"Easy access location."

— John W.

Denver, NC

Dec 3, 2022

34 x 26 Garage in Asheville, North Carolina

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"This space was perfect!"

Kelsey S.

Asheville, NC

Oct 27, 2022

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Storage facility cost comparison

	5×5	5×10	10×10	10×20	10×30	10×40
Average storage facility Charlotte, NC	$47	$71	$128	$236	$449	--
Neighbor 44 storage spaces nearby	$70	$70	$99	$99	$200	$200
Public Storage Charlotte, NC (8 miles)	$53	$106	$112	$258	--	--
Safenest Storage Steele Creek Charlotte, NC (14 miles)	$44	$54	$129	$299	$449	--
Extra Space Storage Charlotte, NC (2 miles)	$54	$97	$157	--	--	--

Recommended storage options by RV type

Class A Motorhomes

Outdoor storage

Due to their large size, outdoor or covered storage is often necessary to accommodate the length and height of Class A motorhomes.

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Class B Motorhomes

Indoor or outdoor storage

Class B motorhomes, with their compact size, can often fit into indoor storage with height and length restrictions.

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Class C Motorhomes

Outdoor storage

Class C motorhomes typically have a size that only allows for outdoor storage options.

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Travel Trailers

Indoor or outdoor storage

The storage needs of travel trailers can vary depending on their size. Smaller travel trailers can often fit indoors, while larger models may require outdoor storage.

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Fifth Wheels

Outdoor storage

Due to their taller height and substantial length, fifth wheels generally require outdoor storage arrangements.

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Toy Haulers

Outdoor storage

Similar to fifth wheels, toy haulers typically necessitate outdoor storage due to their larger size.

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Small Campers

Indoor or outdoor storage

Small campers, being more compact, can often fit into indoor storage units with size restrictions.

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Pop-up Trailers

Indoor or outdoor storage

Pop-up trailers, also known as folding campers, typically have a collapsible design that allows for easy towing and storage. They can often fit into indoor storage units.

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Truck Campers

Indoor storage

Truck campers, designed to be mounted onto a pickup truck bed, can usually fit indoors which helps protect the camper from the elements and provides added security.

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Tips on how to prepare for your move

Properly preparing your items for long-term storage protects them from damage such as rust and mold and preserves its condition.

Secure an indoor spot

Find a spot that offers storage specifically for RVs an accommodates the RV's height and size.

Clean the RV

Clean both the inside and the outside. Remove all personal belongings, and vacuum the floors.

Empty and clean tank

Empty all wastewater tanks and flush thoroughly. Make sure they're clean and odor-free.

Check for leaks

Inspect the RV for signs of leaks. Repair any leaks or sealant issues before storing RV.

Protect the interior

Close all windows and blinds to minimize light exposure inside the RV.

Prepare plumbing

Add RV antifreeze to the plumbing system to prevent freezing during colder months.

Disconnect battery

Disconnect and remove all batteries from your RV to prevent drain and potential damage.

Cover or wrap

Use protective wraps or covers in vulnerable areas such as tires, windshield wipers, and external vents.

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Climate considerations

When considering indoor storage for your RV, camper, or motorhome in Charlotte, North Carolina, it's crucial to keep in mind the climate variations. During the peak summer months, Charlotte can see average high temperatures of around 89 degrees Fahrenheit. In contrast, winter months can bring an average low of about 32 degrees Fahrenheit.

In hot summers, the interior of your travel trailer could heat up quickly, potentially causing damage to upholstery, appliances, and any items stored inside. Indoor storage can provide a cooler environment, reducing the risk of such heat-related issues.

During the chilly winters, cold temperatures could potentially damage your RV's plumbing system or the engine of your motorhome. An indoor environment can protect against freezing temperatures.

Regardless of the season, using a protective cover on your vehicle is always a good idea when in storage. This can provide an additional layer of defense against dust, pests, and potential scratches or dings.

Renting indoor RV storage in Charlotte

Charlotte, North Carolina, a city that embraces the outdoor lifestyle, presents vast opportunities for RV enthusiasts. Famous for its proximity to Uwharrie National Forest and Lake Norman, this metropolis offers nature's serenity at your doorstep. If you're storing your travel trailer, pop-up camper, or motorhome here, you are amidst some of the best outdoor destinations in North Carolina.

Known for its diverse neighborhoods, Charlotte has distinct areas that could cater to your RV storage needs. Popular communities like Dilworth, Myers Park, and NoDa offer convenient options for residential storage.

Dilworth's charm lies in its well-preserved historic homes and tree-lined streets. It's a community where "crazy easy to get along with" hosts provide excellent storage alternatives for your RV.

Myers Park, on the other hand, boasts expansive properties, offering "safe spots to park." Convenient access and accommodating hosts are some characteristics that define storage solutions in this opulent neighborhood.

NoDa, North Charlotte's historical arts district, is a vibrant community where hosts go "out of their way to make sure your belongings are safe and secure." Here, you can expect to find professional handling of your motorhome storage needs.

Finally, there are locations where hosts have been reported to offer additional facilities like a "shed... to store the trailer over the winter." This could be particularly useful for RV owners who seek indoor storage.

Consider choosing residential storage options in Charlotte where you can expect excellent service from hosts who are responsive, accommodating, and prioritize the safety of your RV. The community backdrop further enhances the positive experience of using residential storage in this beautiful city.

FAQs About RV storage in Charlotte, North Carolina

What factors influence the cost of RV storage in Charlotte, North Carolina?

The price of RV storage in Charlotte, North Carolina can be affected by various factors, such as location, length of rental term, storage facility amenities, and RV storage unit size.

How can I determine the appropriate RV storage size for my needs in Charlotte?

To choose the right storage size for your RV in Charlotte, consider the dimensions of your vehicle, including its length, width, and height. You may need to measure your RV to ensure it fits comfortably in your selected storage space.

What steps should I take to prepare my RV for long-term storage in Charlotte, North Carolina?

Before placing your RV in long-term storage in Charlotte, ensure that you clean it thoroughly, both inside and out, and remove all perishable items. Protect it from potential damage by disconnecting the battery, inflating the tires, and covering it with an appropriate RV cover. Additionally, make sure your RV is well-maintained and all repairs have been completed to prevent issues while in storage.

Additional North Carolina RV storage locations

South Blvd Tyvola Rd, Charlotte

Jacksonville Mall, Jacksonville

Cloverdale Ave Nw, Winston Salem

Shoppes On The Parkway Road, Blowing Rock

New Hope Commons Dr, Durham

Six Forks Rd, Raleigh

Alternative Indoor RV Storage Options near Charlotte

Charlotte offers many different storage facilities for indoor RV storage. Traditional self storage facilities, however, are often more expensive, less safe, and farther from home than indoor RV storage on Neighbor.

See the below options for details:

Outbox Self Storage (2.2 miles)

4815 Silabert Ave

Charlotte, NC

Extra Space Storage (2.4 miles)

9601 Monroe Rd

Charlotte, NC

Public Storage (3.9 miles)

801 Matthews Township Pkwy

Matthews, NC

Public Storage (4.4 miles)

7000 Harrisburg Rd