RV Storage Cost by State (2026)

National median: $65 to $150/mo1,631 verified RV facility prices

The median RV storage rate in the United States is $65 to $150 per month, based on 1,631 verified prices at RV-accepting facilities across 1,188 cities in 47 states. What you actually pay is set mostly by your state and your storage type. State medians run from $45 a month in the cheapest well-sampled states to $90 in the most expensive, and moving from an open lot to a covered space or an enclosed bay is what takes you to the top of that range.

How this index is built

Rates come from facilities in our directory that both accept RVs and publish a real monthly price. Our directory lists 5,609 RV-accepting facilities, of which 1,631 publish a price, and that priced subset is the entire sample used here. For each state we report the median entry rate (the median across facilities of each facility's own cheapest advertised monthly rate) and the median top rate (the same, for each facility's most expensive advertised space), and we only publish a state once at least 5 priced facilities support it, which is 43 of 47 states. Because the top rate tracks a facility's largest or most protected space, it can sit far above the entry rate wherever several facilities in a state advertise big enclosed or premium spaces. New Hampshire, at $49 to $619 on 8 facilities, is the widest such spread in the table. Verified here means the rate is one the facility itself publishes, not an estimate or a modelled figure. We do not audit facilities, so rates are as reported and reflect standard monthly spaces, not per-foot or seasonal contracts. Last audited August 2026. Our combined boat and RV rate index uses a wider sample and a city-level method, so its state figures are not directly comparable with the RV-only medians here.

Most expensive states (25+ priced facilities)

Florida, Minnesota, Texas, California, Washington. Florida and Minnesota both sit at a $90 median entry rate, roughly 38 percent above the national median. Smaller-sample states in the table below can read higher still, Montana at $100 from 15 facilities being the clearest.

Cheapest states (25+ priced facilities)

New York, Idaho, Alabama, Michigan, Louisiana. New York has the lowest median entry rate of the well-sampled states at $45 per month. New Jersey, Maryland and Connecticut read lower in the table but rest on 5 to 15 facilities each.

RV Storage Cost by State (43 States)

Median monthly RV storage rates per state. The entry rate is the median of each facility's cheapest advertised space, the top rate the median of its most expensive. The facilities column is the priced sample behind each row, so you can judge how much weight a state deserves.

State	Median entry rate	Median top rate	Priced facilities
Texas	$80/mo	$170/mo	158
California	$80/mo	$172/mo	109
Arizona	$65/mo	$156/mo	107
Florida	$90/mo	$176/mo	104
Wisconsin	$60/mo	$155/mo	76
Missouri	$55/mo	$130/mo	71
Louisiana	$52/mo	$150/mo	59
Georgia	$78/mo	$135/mo	58
Alabama	$50/mo	$155/mo	57
Michigan	$50/mo	$100/mo	55
Tennessee	$70/mo	$180/mo	55
North Carolina	$55/mo	$105/mo	51
South Carolina	$66/mo	$139/mo	51
Washington	$80/mo	$195/mo	50
Indiana	$60/mo	$142/mo	49
Ohio	$65/mo	$200/mo	49
Virginia	$65/mo	$136/mo	35
Colorado	$60/mo	$130/mo	33
Oregon	$75/mo	$166/mo	29
Idaho	$49/mo	$95/mo	27
Minnesota	$90/mo	$223/mo	27
New York	$45/mo	$139/mo	27
Utah	$54/mo	$155/mo	25
Arkansas	$55/mo	$130/mo	23
Nevada	$83/mo	$275/mo	22
New Mexico	$65/mo	$154/mo	17
Oklahoma	$50/mo	$160/mo	17
Pennsylvania	$60/mo	$175/mo	16
Montana	$100/mo	$160/mo	15
New Jersey	$27/mo	$98/mo	15
Wyoming	$60/mo	$175/mo	15
Kansas	$70/mo	$199/mo	14
Kentucky	$52/mo	$110/mo	14
Illinois	$68/mo	$114/mo	13
Nebraska	$55/mo	$86/mo	13
Iowa	$76/mo	$180/mo	10
South Dakota	$90/mo	$295/mo	10
Connecticut	$35/mo	$200/mo	9
West Virginia	$50/mo	$128/mo	9
Mississippi	$46/mo	$126/mo	8
New Hampshire	$49/mo	$619/mo	8
Rhode Island	$52/mo	$240/mo	6
Maryland	$34/mo	$100/mo	5

Source: FindBoatStorage RV Storage Rate Index, 1,631 verified facility prices, audited August 2026. Free to cite with a link to this page.

RV Storage Cost by Type

Your state range above sets the baseline, the type sets how far above it you land. Note that these four ranges are typical national market ranges, not medians from the priced sample above: our price data sits at the facility level, and a facility that offers four storage types publishes one cheapest rate, so a per-type median computed from it would be misleading.

Storage type	Monthly cost	What you get
Outdoor / Uncovered	$50 to $150	Open gravel or paved lot. Cheapest option and the most widely available, with no protection from sun, hail, or snow load.
Covered / Canopy	$75 to $250	Roof over the RV, open sides. Stops UV damage to the roof membrane and decals, which is the main weather cost on a parked RV.
Indoor / Enclosed	$150 to $500	Fully enclosed bay or drive-in unit. Full weather and theft protection. Height clearance is the usual constraint for Class A rigs.
Climate Controlled	$200 to $600	Temperature and humidity regulated. Worth it for long-term storage in humid or freezing climates to protect interiors and appliances.

How RV Size Changes the Price

Campervan / Class B (under 22 ft)

Fits a standard parking space at most facilities, so it is usually charged the base rate.

Travel trailer (22 to 30 ft)

The most common size band. Sits at or just above the base rate on an outdoor lot.

Fifth wheel (30 to 40 ft)

Needs an oversize space. Expect the upper half of your state range, and confirm the turning radius on site.

Class A motorhome (35 to 45 ft)

Priced at the top of the range, and often quoted per foot rather than as a flat rate. Indoor bays that clear 13 ft 6 in of height are the scarce item.

Facilities that quote per foot rather than per space usually switch to it above roughly 30 ft. Ask for both numbers: for a shorter rig the flat rate is often cheaper.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does RV storage cost per month?

The median RV storage rate in the United States is $65 to $150 per month, based on 1,631 verified prices at RV-accepting facilities across 47 states. As a separate rule of thumb for storage type, outdoor lots typically run $50 to $150 a month, covered spaces $75 to $250, enclosed units $150 to $500, and climate-controlled storage $200 to $600.

Which states have the cheapest RV storage?

Among states with a large sample in our index, New York ($45 median entry rate), Idaho ($49), Alabama ($50), Michigan ($50) and Louisiana ($52) have the lowest typical starting rates. Florida ($90), Minnesota ($90), Texas ($80), California ($80) and Washington ($80) are the most expensive.

Does RV length change the price?

Yes. A standard space fits a campervan or a mid-size travel trailer at the base rate, while a 35 to 45 ft fifth wheel or Class A needs an oversize space and sits at the top of the local range. Many facilities switch from a flat rate to per-foot pricing above roughly 30 ft, and extra height clearance carries its own premium.

Is covered RV storage worth the extra cost?

For most owners, yes. Covered storage costs roughly $25 to $100 more per month than an open lot and removes the single largest source of damage to a parked RV, which is UV exposure to the roof membrane, seals, and decals. Resealing a roof costs far more than a season of covered storage.

Can I get a discount on RV storage?

Usually. Six and twelve month contracts commonly carry a 10 to 20 percent discount over month to month, and northern facilities often price the winter season lower. Move-in specials such as a free first month are common at larger operators. Ask about both before signing.

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