RV storage in Queens costs $295 on average per month.

The RV storage unit size you need depends on the vehicle class. For example, a Class A RV needs at least a 40-foot-long, 15-foot-high storage space, while a small travel trailer will require at least a 10 X 10 storage unit.

You can find RV storage close to home by entering your zip code into the search bar or by using Neighbor's map feature and zooming into your preferred areas. We offer easy-to-find RV storage units in many neighborhoods throughout Queens.

Here are some of our most popular amenities:

Any-time access: Rent a Queens RV storage that has 24/7 access, perfect for getting to your vehicle at any time of day.

Top-notch protection: Many types of RV storage in Queens have security such as a padlock or access code, while some even have security cameras or 24/7 surveillance. We offer the best, most secure Queens RV storage.

Start your RV once a month if you're storing your RV for an extended period.

Here's what to do if you have to store your RV long-term: Fix any cracks or holes to prevent rust, wash the inside and defrost the fridge, clean the exterior and use an RV cover, and start and run the engine monthly.

When temperatures near the low 30s, you should winterize your RV. First, put antifreeze in the pipes. Second, replace A/C filters and remove and store batteries. Last, stop rodents from entering by patching any holes or cracks.

It's best not to store a RV outside in the winter. Decrease potential damage from weather with a climate-controlled RV storage unit in Queens.

Follow these steps if you need to store your RV outside during the summer heat. Clean and wax the exterior; put on tire and window covers as well as an RV cover; empty, wipe down, and unplug the refrigerator; drain water tanks; and increase circulation by opening air vents.

Your best option is to rent climate-controlled RV storage to prevent mold and mildew from developing inside your vehicle and prevent wood finishes from drying out.

Yes, it's recommended you have insurance. Oftentimes, renter's or homeowner's insurance will cover potential damage or theft while your RV is in storage, but check your policy to confirm.