How Much Does Boat & RV Storage Cost?
The median boat & RV storage rate in the United States is $55 to $185 per month, based on 2,478 verified facility prices aggregated across 1,427 cities in 48 states. Outdoor lots are cheapest ($50 to $150), covered storage runs $75 to $250, and indoor or climate-controlled units cost $150 to $600 depending on location and vehicle size.
About this rate index
This is the largest geographic price sample published for the niche. Rates are aggregated from 2,478 facilities that list a real monthly price in our directory, rolled up across 1,427 cities and 48 states. Prices are self-reported by facilities and reflect standard monthly rates, not seasonal or per-foot contracts. Of our full coverage of thousands of facilities, 2,478 publish a verified price, which is the sample used here. Last updated June 2026.
Quick Summary
Budget option
Outdoor: $50 to $150/mo
Most popular
Covered: $75 to $250/mo
Premium option
Indoor: $150 to $500/mo
Cost by Storage Type
Monthly rates vary significantly by storage type. Here's what you can expect to pay in 2026:
| Storage Type | Monthly Cost |
|---|---|
| Outdoor / Uncovered | $50 to $150 |
| Covered / Carport | $75 to $250 |
| Indoor / Enclosed | $150 to $500 |
| Climate Controlled | $200 to $600 |
| Dry Stack | $200 to $800 |
| Wet Slip / Marina | $300 to $2000 |
Boat & RV Storage Cost by State (48 States)
Monthly price ranges for every state with enough verified facility data. Pricing varies by region: southern and midwestern states tend to be more affordable, while coastal metro areas command premium rates.
| State | Price Range | Facilities |
|---|---|---|
| Texas | $20 to $1300 | 292 |
| Arizona | $20 to $1600 | 242 |
| Florida | $20 to $2000 | 235 |
| South Carolina | $20 to $900 | 198 |
| Alabama | $20 to $1300 | 177 |
| Tennessee | $20 to $819 | 163 |
| Missouri | $20 to $1600 | 160 |
| Indiana | $20 to $2000 | 144 |
| California | $20 to $1000 | 142 |
| Michigan | $20 to $2000 | 138 |
| Wisconsin | $20 to $2000 | 128 |
| Louisiana | $20 to $950 | 125 |
| North Carolina | $20 to $1000 | 120 |
| Ohio | $25 to $2000 | 113 |
| Georgia | $20 to $960 | 109 |
| New York | $20 to $2000 | 96 |
| Nevada | $20 to $750 | 83 |
| Colorado | $22 to $850 | 79 |
| Minnesota | $24 to $1200 | 68 |
| Maryland | $20 to $2000 | 62 |
| Rhode Island | $20 to $590 | 62 |
| South Dakota | $35 to $1500 | 54 |
| West Virginia | $25 to $1900 | 53 |
| Utah | $30 to $398 | 51 |
| Washington | $21 to $899 | 50 |
| Arkansas | $25 to $900 | 50 |
| Virginia | $20 to $1249 | 49 |
| Oregon | $20 to $1000 | 49 |
| New Mexico | $25 to $700 | 45 |
| Idaho | $20 to $275 | 45 |
| Oklahoma | $22 to $800 | 44 |
| Nebraska | $23 to $320 | 40 |
| New Jersey | $20 to $1000 | 39 |
| New Hampshire | $20 to $1200 | 36 |
| Connecticut | $20 to $1500 | 35 |
| Iowa | $20 to $1111 | 35 |
| Kentucky | $20 to $505 | 28 |
| Delaware | $20 to $1615 | 28 |
| North Dakota | $30 to $1700 | 27 |
| Wyoming | $20 to $900 | 26 |
| Kansas | $20 to $2000 | 24 |
| Vermont | $25 to $1100 | 23 |
| Pennsylvania | $22 to $800 | 22 |
| Illinois | $20 to $645 | 19 |
| District of Columbia | $30 to $447 | 19 |
| Montana | $30 to $500 | 18 |
| Mississippi | $22 to $700 | 17 |
| Maine | $28 to $300 | 6 |
Storage Cost in Top Cities
Here are the cities with the most storage options and their current price ranges:
Indianapolis, Indiana
4.6$20 to $297/mo
59 facilities
Phoenix, Arizona
4.6$27 to $1400/mo
55 facilities
Columbia, South Carolina
4.7$20 to $400/mo
45 facilities
Mesa, Arizona
4.6$20 to $500/mo
36 facilities
Baton Rouge, Louisiana
4.7$20 to $400/mo
35 facilities
Brooklyn, New York
4.5$20 to $900/mo
29 facilities
Albuquerque, New Mexico
4.7$36 to $700/mo
28 facilities
Austin, Texas
4.5$60 to $340/mo
27 facilities
Montgomery, Alabama
4.7$21 to $300/mo
25 facilities
Nashville, Tennessee
4.7$20 to $801/mo
25 facilities
Raleigh, North Carolina
4.8$50 to $200/mo
25 facilities
New York, New York
4.7$20 to $200/mo
24 facilities
Abilene, Texas
4.5$29 to $500/mo
23 facilities
Oklahoma City, Oklahoma
4.7$22 to $800/mo
21 facilities
Birmingham, Alabama
4.7$20 to $250/mo
21 facilities
Murfreesboro, Tennessee
4.7$22 to $269/mo
21 facilities
Bronx, New York
4.5$25 to $212/mo
21 facilities
Las Vegas, Nevada
4.7$29 to $538/mo
20 facilities
Lakeland, Florida
4.8$100 to $130/mo
20 facilities
Lexington, South Carolina
4.6$35 to $160/mo
20 facilities
Colorado Springs, Colorado
4.8$30 to $490/mo
20 facilities
Washington, District Of Columbia
4.5$29 to $300/mo
20 facilities
Orlando, Florida
4.7$24 to $162/mo
20 facilities
Port Clinton, Ohio
4.5$25 to $1850/mo
20 facilities
Seattle, Washington
4.1$30 to $950/mo
20 facilities
St Charles, Missouri
4.7$20 to $95/mo
20 facilities
Milwaukee, Wisconsin
4.7$22 to $1300/mo
19 facilities
Jacksonville, Florida
4.6$60 to $380/mo
19 facilities
Dadeville, Alabama
4.9$75 to $275/mo
18 facilities
Rapid City, South Dakota
4.6$35 to $425/mo
18 facilities
What Affects Boat & RV Storage Pricing?
Storage Type
The biggest cost factor. Outdoor lots cost 40 to 60% less than enclosed buildings. Climate-controlled units are the premium tier.
Vehicle Size
Many facilities charge per foot per month. A 20-ft boat costs roughly half of a 40-ft RV at the same facility.
Location
Coastal cities and major metros charge 30 to 80% more than rural areas. Florida, California, and Arizona are the priciest markets.
Season
Northern states often offer lower winter rates. Book off-season for 15 to 30% savings. Summer storage near lakes costs a premium.
Security & Amenities
Facilities with 24/7 access, cameras, gated entry, wash bays, and dump stations charge $20 to $50 more per month.
Contract Length
Month-to-month costs more. Signing a 6- or 12-month lease can save 10 to 20%. Ask about seasonal package deals.
Tips to Save on Boat & RV Storage
Compare at least 3 facilities
Prices vary up to 200% between facilities in the same city. Use our directory to compare side-by-side.
Ask about per-foot pricing
If your boat or RV is under 25 ft, per-foot pricing ($8 to $15/ft/month) is often cheaper than flat rates.
Book during off-season
September to November is the best time to lock in rates in most markets. Facilities offer discounts to fill empty spots before winter.
Consider covered over indoor
Covered storage provides 80% of the weather protection at 40% lower cost. Best value for most boats and RVs.
Negotiate multi-year contracts
If you plan to store long-term, ask for a 2-year rate lock. Many facilities will hold prices in exchange for commitment.
Check for move-in specials
Many facilities offer the first month free or 50% off. Ask about current promotions before signing.
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