Use your RV more
24-hour access and on-site preparation amenities help reduce common barriers before and after a trip.
Leave early, return late and handle more of the travel routine where the RV is stored.
Built for active RV owners
Store the RV in a place that helps you use it
RV storage should do more than move the vehicle away from home. The storage experience should make departures, returns, parking and routine preparation easier.
McBride's combines 24-hour access, wide drive aisles, layered security and RV-focused amenities so customers can spend less time working around storage and more time using their RVs.
What's in it for you?
More flexibility, less preparation friction and a storage location designed around real RV use.
More flexibility, less preparation friction and a storage location designed around real RV use.
Three customer benefits
Why RV owners choose McBride's
Feel more secure
Controlled entry, lighting, cameras, patrol activity and on-site management form a layered approach.
Gain greater confidence in the place selected for a major investment.
Get more value
Wide aisles, useful amenities and space-location choices offer more than a basic parking stall.
Compare total convenience and usability, not monthly rent alone.
Storage options
Open and covered RV storage
Open RV storage
Open spaces accommodate a broad range of recreational vehicles and provide the lower published monthly-price range.
Current website range: $292 to $485 per month for vehicles approximately 16 to 45 feet long.
Best for: Owners prioritizing convenient access and lower monthly cost.
Covered RV storage
Covered spaces provide overhead protection that reduces direct sun and weather exposure.
Current website range: $525 to $1,085 per month for vehicles approximately 16 to 70 feet long.
Best for: Owners who place additional value on environmental protection.
These figures are general website ranges, not quotes for a specific space. Final pricing depends on currently available inventory and the individual space selected.
Parking design
Room to approach, align and correct
A space can be long enough for the RV and still be difficult to use if the aisle or approach is tight. McBride's website materials highlight approximately 35-foot drive aisles in areas used to explain maneuverability.
The complete parking experience also depends on vehicle length, approach direction, parking angle, neighboring vehicles and whether the location is back-in, pull-through or at the end of an aisle.
RV-focused convenience
Prepare for the trip where the RV is stored
Wash bay
Clean a large RV without locating a separate wash facility.
Dump station
Handle a common post-trip task before leaving the property.
Potable water
Complete supported water preparation before departure.
Complimentary ice
Remove one ordinary stop from travel day.
High-pressure air
Address supported air needs at the storage facility.
High-suction vacuum
Use long hoses suited to cleanup around larger recreational vehicles.
What's in it for you?
Fewer separate errands before and after travel.
Fewer separate errands before and after travel.
Layered security
More than one security feature
McBride's describes controlled access, facility lighting, camera systems, patrol activity and on-site management as separate parts of the overall approach.
No storage facility can guarantee that theft, vandalism or damage will never occur. Customers should compare how the security layers work together and maintain appropriate insurance for their vehicles.
Before you rent
What to know before calling about availability
- Know the RV's full stored length, including attached equipment.
- Decide whether open or covered storage is preferred.
- Consider comfort with backing and interest in pull-through locations.
- Identify whether an end space or enhanced-lighting location matters.
- Think about which amenities will actually be used.
- Ask to evaluate the actual available space whenever possible.
Future availability system:
This page is structured so current inventory and exact pricing can later be supplied from the planned space database and customer-facing API.
This page is structured so current inventory and exact pricing can later be supplied from the planned space database and customer-facing API.
RV storage questions
Frequently asked questions
What types of RVs can McBride's store?
The website addresses motorhomes, travel trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers and other recreational vehicles. The office should confirm the specific fit against available inventory.
Does McBride's offer covered RV storage?
Yes. Covered storage is included in the current website pricing information, although availability of a suitable space should be confirmed.
Does McBride's offer 24-hour access?
Yes. The current website information describes 24-hour customer access as a core facility feature.
How much does RV storage cost?
The current published website ranges are $292 to $485 per month for open RV storage and $525 to $1,085 per month for covered RV storage. Exact pricing depends on the particular available space.
Why do some RV spaces cost more?
Pull-through spaces, end-of-aisle locations, positions near enhanced lighting and other high-demand locations may offer additional convenience and can carry premiums.
Should I see the space before renting?
When possible, seeing the actual space helps evaluate the route, approach, usable dimensions, neighboring vehicles and maneuvering room.
Are amenities included?
The website describes a wash bay, dump station, potable water, complimentary ice, high-pressure air and a high-suction vacuum among the RV-focused amenities. Confirm current operating details with the office.
Can security features guarantee my RV will never be stolen or damaged?
No. Security measures can reduce risk but cannot eliminate all risk. Customers should maintain appropriate insurance and review their own storage requirements.