Frequently asked questions

McBride's focuses on the overall RV ownership experience, including 24-hour access, wide drive aisles, layered security and RV-focused amenities such as a wash bay, dump station, potable water, ice, air and vacuum services.

McBride's RV & Boat Storage is located at 7231 Kimball Avenue in Chino, California 91708.

The website is organized around RV storage, boat storage and fleet or business vehicle storage. The office should confirm whether a specific vehicle fits an available space.

Yes. The current website information describes 24-hour access as a core feature for customers.

24-hour access can help customers leave early or return late without arranging travel around limited gate hours.

The current published ranges used on this website are $292 to $485 per month for open RV storage and $525 to $1,085 per month for covered RV storage. Final pricing depends on the specific available space and should be confirmed with the office.

Pricing can vary with vehicle length, open versus covered storage, availability and characteristics of the individual space.

Certain locations may offer added convenience. Pull-through spaces, end-of-aisle spaces, locations near enhanced lighting and other high-demand positions may carry premiums.

A pull-through space allows the vehicle to enter and leave through the storage position without relying on the same backing maneuver used by a traditional back-in space.

An end-of-aisle position may provide a preferred approach or additional maneuvering convenience, making it a high-demand location.

Price is important, but customers may also want to compare access, parking difficulty, security approach, amenities, management and the actual space being offered.

Covered storage reduces direct sun and weather exposure. Whether that added protection is worth the additional monthly investment depends on the RV and the owner's priorities.

Start with the vehicle's overall stored length, then confirm the usable dimensions and maneuvering room of the actual available space.

When possible, yes. Seeing the space allows you to evaluate its approach, dimensions, neighboring vehicles and maneuvering room rather than relying only on a listed size.

The aisle is the working area used to approach, align, park and retrieve a large vehicle. More working room can make those maneuvers easier.

McBride's current site materials describe approximately 35-foot drive aisles in areas highlighted for RV maneuverability.

No. Vehicle size, parking angle, approach direction, neighboring vehicles, the individual space and driver experience also affect maneuverability.

Consider usable length, storage type, the approach to the space, turning room, parking angle, neighboring vehicles, lighting, exit path and whether the position is back-in or pull-through.

McBride's describes a layered approach that includes controlled access, lighting, camera systems, patrol activity and on-site management.

A gate is one layer. A fuller evaluation also considers lighting, camera coverage, operational oversight, patrol activity and property maintenance.

Yes. Lighting is part of the layered security approach described in the current website materials.

Yes. Camera systems are described as one layer of the facility's overall security approach.

Yes. Security patrol activity is described as an additional layer supporting the property's physical and electronic systems.

No. Security measures can reduce risk but cannot guarantee that theft, vandalism or damage will never occur.

Current site materials describe a professional wash bay, dump station, potable water, complimentary ice, high-pressure air, high-suction vacuum, wide drive aisles and 24-hour access.

Yes. A professional wash area is provided to help customers clean larger recreational vehicles where they are stored.

Yes. An on-site dump station can help customers handle a common post-trip RV task before leaving the storage facility.

Yes. Potable water is listed among the RV-focused amenities available for travel preparation.

Yes. Complimentary clean ice is included among the amenities described in the current site content.

Yes. The current amenity information includes a high-pressure air compressor and a high-suction vacuum station with long hoses.

Amenities can reduce extra stops before or after a trip. Their value depends on which services an owner actually uses.

McBride's website includes boat storage as one of its primary storage options. The office should confirm the fit and availability for a specific boat and trailer.

Boat owners should consider the combined boat-and-trailer dimensions, turning room, access hours, security, storage type and the route between the gate and the space.

Yes. The site includes fleet and business storage for commercial vehicle needs.

Commercial customers should consider the number and size of vehicles, driver access needs, operating hours, security, maneuvering room and how storage needs may change over time.

Management affects practical issues such as property maintenance, communication, access questions, billing questions and how day-to-day problems are handled.

McBride's current company history traces the family's RV business roots to 1967.

Ask about the actual space, usable dimensions, access hours, security layers, parking approach, storage type, included amenities, fees, payment options and who handles customer questions.

Compare the actual spaces and the complete experience: fit, access, security, maneuvering room, included amenities, fees, management and total monthly cost.

The site is designed around customers who actively use their RVs and value convenient access, easier maneuvering, layered security and amenities that support travel preparation and cleanup.