RV storage typically costs about $75 to $200 a month for an outdoor uncovered space, $100 to $250 a month for covered storage, and $150 to $550 or more a month for indoor storage, based on Neighbor’s RV storage cost guide (updated December 2025). Where you live, the length of your RV and the facility’s security and amenities move the price up or down, so treat these as starting ranges and get local quotes.
This guide breaks down cost by storage type and RV type, explains what drives the price, and shows how to estimate your yearly cost.
How much does RV storage cost by type?
| Storage type | Typical monthly cost | Protection level |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor, uncovered | $75 to $200 | Lowest: exposed to sun, rain and snow |
| Covered (canopy or carport) | $100 to $250 | Middle: roof shade, open sides |
| Indoor, enclosed | $150 to $550 and up | Highest: fully enclosed, some climate control |
Source: Neighbor, updated December 2, 2025. Other guides report lower floors in some markets. SecureSpace, for example, cites 2023 averages for a 10 by 40 foot unit ranging from about $95 a month in Houston to about $275 a month in Los Angeles, which shows how much location matters.
How much does storage cost by RV type?
| RV type | Typical length | Average monthly cost |
|---|---|---|
| Class A motorhome | 25 to 45 ft | $180 to $400 |
| Class C motorhome | 20 to 30 ft | $175 to $400 |
| Class B camper van | 17 to 23 ft | $160 and up |
| Fifth wheel | 22 to 40 ft | $185 and up |
| Travel trailer | 10 to 40 ft | $100 to $300 |
| Pop-up trailer | 8 to 15 ft | $100 to $350 |
Source: Neighbor RV storage cost guide, updated December 2025. Many facilities price by space length, so a longer RV usually needs a longer, more expensive space.
What affects the price of RV storage?
- Location: metro areas and resort towns cost more than rural counties.
- Space length: facilities often sell spaces in length bands, such as up to 30 feet or up to 45 feet.
- Protection: covered and indoor spaces cost more than open lots.
- Security: gated access, cameras, lighting and on-site staff add cost.
- Amenities: electric hookups, dump stations, wash bays and 24-hour access raise the price.
- Season: demand climbs in fall and winter in cold climates, when owners put RVs away.
How do you estimate your yearly RV storage cost?
Multiply the monthly rate by the months you will store, then add one-time or recurring extras. Here is a worked example using midpoints of the ranges above.
| Scenario | Monthly rate | Months | Yearly storage cost |
|---|---|---|---|
| Travel trailer, outdoor, 6-month winter | $140 | 6 | $840 |
| Class C, covered, year-round | $175 | 12 | $2,100 |
| Class A, indoor, year-round | $350 | 12 | $4,200 |
These are illustrations, not quotes. Ask each facility about deposits, admin fees, required insurance and price increases before you sign.
Is indoor RV storage worth the extra cost?
Indoor storage protects the roof, seals, tires and finishes from UV and weather, which can mean fewer repairs on a newer or high-value RV. If you store for long stretches in a harsh climate, the extra cost can pay off. For an older RV in a mild climate, a covered space plus a good cover may be enough. Either way, inspect the roof and seals before and after the season.
Is storing an RV at home cheaper?
Usually, if your city and HOA allow it and you have a level, accessible spot. You trade a monthly fee for setup costs such as a gravel or concrete pad and a cover. See our tips for storing an RV at home for the steps.
How can your RV help cover storage costs?
Storage is a cost whether or not you use the RV. If your RV is 5 years old or newer, renting it out can help offset ownership costs. With RV Management USA, a local Fleet Manager handles rentals, rental revenue is split 45% owner, 45% Fleet Manager and 10% RV Management USA, and most owners make $500 to $2,000 a month. That is a program range, not a promise. Where the RV is kept between rentals, and who pays for it, is set in your management agreement, so ask your Fleet Manager before you sign. You can estimate earnings with the RV rental income calculator.
Frequently asked questions
What is the cheapest way to store an RV?
Outdoor uncovered storage, or storing it at home if local rules allow. Rural lots usually cost less than city facilities.
Is covered RV storage worth it?
For many owners, yes. It shades the roof and finish for a moderate step up in price over an open lot.
Do storage facilities require insurance?
Many do. Ask each facility, and confirm with your insurer that your policy covers the RV while it is stored.
How much does it cost to store a travel trailer?
Roughly $100 to $300 a month on average, depending on length, location and type of space, based on Neighbor’s December 2025 guide.
Want your RV to earn while it is not in use?
If your RV is 5 years old or newer, talk with a Fleet Manager and the RV Management USA team about putting it to work. Contact us here for a no-obligation conversation.
