Boat & RV Storage Size Guide
Not sure what size storage you need? Select your vehicle type and we'll recommend the right spot size, storage type, and estimated monthly cost.
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What are you storing?
How to Choose the Right Storage Size
Choosing the right storage size for your boat or RV comes down to three factors: vehicle length, vehicle height, and the level of weather protection you need.
As a rule of thumb, your storage spot should be at least 2 feet longer than your vehicle (including trailer tongue or hitch) and 10–14 feet wide to allow comfortable access on both sides.
Indoor and dry-stack facilities have height restrictions — check ceiling clearance before booking, especially for sailboats with masts or Class A motorhomes with roof-mounted AC units.
Quick Size Reference
| Vehicle | Typical Length | Spot Size Needed |
|---|---|---|
| Bass Boat | 16–20 ft | 18–22 ft |
| Pontoon | 20–28 ft | 22–30 ft |
| Cabin Cruiser | 25–40 ft | 27–42 ft |
| Pop-up Camper | 10–16 ft | 12–18 ft |
| Travel Trailer | 16–28 ft | 18–30 ft |
| Class A RV | 30–45 ft | 32–47 ft |