All Size Vehicle Storage

VERY pleased with everything; terms, conditions, prices, etc. Sara (manager) was very friendly and helpful when I stored my Corvette with them prior to military deployment. When I came back the car was in just as good a condition as I left it. I love their policy of driving customers vehicles on the property once or twice a month, to keep everything in running condition. If I deploy again I won’t take my vehicle anywhere else but here! I HIGHLY recommend them.

Finding a really good RV Storage facility on the Kitsap Peninsula didn’t happen for me. Either the covered, heated, spots were too short, or they were impossible to navigate such that a 5^th wheel could be parked (without going and buying a fork-​lift to do the job).
Numerous web searches, phone calls, and trips to storage facilities yielded horrific results. Storing in sub-​par outdoor facilities for a couple of years caused a little more damage each season to the RV.
Searches outside the county yielded very little improved results within a reasonable drive. Then, a website appeared for this place in 2009 (while still under construction). I started corresponding with them in the summer of 2009 to check things out. I moved the RV there in 2010.
Since I moved the RV, there has been no weather related wear since.
Here’s what I love about the place: Spots are easy to get in and out of (even for the super big RV’s). They have an onsite dump stat ion (so I don’t have to stop at a rest stop or tell the family they can’t use the restroom in the RV after the last campground spot). Electric Power is available in both their indoor and covered spots. RV supplies, such as that pink antifreeze stuff you put in your tanks, is available at the Storage Facility front office for purchase (i.e. so no need to stop at the store to winterize your RV).
Note: Don’t be fooled at the RV’s viewable from the street. There are cheap, uncovered, spots that are adjacent to the street. The covered, and fully enclosed spots are behind the lot adjacent to the street.
Another Note: I winterize the RV even though it’s stored in a heated indoor area. I always fear the worst, a power outage, that causes the power to be out long enough for temperatures to drop below freezing. So, being able to winterize the RV onsite is really convenient as I never know when the last RV trip before the first possibility of a deep freeze will be.
One more thing: The onsite power is really nice. I can run an electric dehumidifier so that I need not fool around with those white crystals that miraculously take humidity out of the air. In the middle of winter, I generally extract about a gallon and a half of water every two weeks… keeping humidity about 60%. Keeping humidity under control really makes me feel a lot better about the bedding, and furniture and also any possible swelling of wood.
This is about an hour from home. I wish there was a place like this local to me. In my search, this is the best I could find.