At the time of writing, enclosed RV and boat storage near Montgomery, TX runs from $256.50 a month for a 30 foot unit to $672 for a 60 foot jumbo unit, depending on size. Toy Vault offers enclosed units with wide drive aisles and tall roll-up doors.
The facility lists several enclosed unit types, and each one is priced by size. The 30 by 14 "B and C" unit is $256.50 a month, and the 35 by 14 "D and E" unit is $293. For larger rigs, the 54 by 18 pull-through unit is $583.50, the 56 by 18 premium RV unit is $564.50, and the 60 by 20 jumbo RV unit is $672.
Those rates work out to roughly $8.50 per foot for the smaller units and about $10 to $11 per foot for the largest. Rates can change, so confirm the current price before you reserve.
Length is the biggest factor, because a longer unit takes more space on the property. Width and door size matter too. The larger units are 18 to 20 feet wide, which gives you room to open doors and slide-outs and to walk around your rig.
Features also play a role. The premium and jumbo RV units offer 20, 30, and 50 amp power, which is useful for charging batteries and running a trickle charger or air conditioner while the rig sits. Pull-through layouts make entry and exit easier, and availability can affect what you pay or how long you wait.
Start with accurate measurements. Take length from the front of the hitch or tongue to the rear, including ladders, spare tires, and racks, and measure width at the widest point and height to the highest item. Round up and leave a margin for backing in.
A 30 or 35 foot unit suits most trailered boats, travel trailers, and smaller motorhomes. Larger Class A motorhomes, fifth wheels, and toy haulers may need the 54, 56, or 60 foot units, which also offer more width for slide-outs. Because the premium RV unit has 14 by 14 foot roll-up doors, check your rig's height before you reserve.
For many owners, yes. Southeast Texas has long, hot summers, strong sun, humidity, and storms with heavy rain and hail. Sun fades decals and cracks tires and seals, humidity encourages mildew inside a closed rig, and hail can damage a roof in minutes. An enclosed unit keeps most of that off your RV or boat.
Compare the monthly price with the cost of the repairs you want to avoid, such as a new roof, awning, or set of tires. If a single repair would cost more than a year of storage, enclosed parking is usually good value, especially for newer or higher-value rigs that sit for months.
Toy Vault is built around easy access and room to maneuver. The property has 70 foot wide drive aisles with concrete paving throughout, and the units have tall roll-up doors and 16 foot interior height, which makes backing in a long rig far less stressful than in a cramped lot.
The facility also has small climate-controlled units for gear, and they are currently on a waiting list. You can read more about RV storage in Montgomery to compare options.
Renting is simple. You choose a unit, enter your billing information, and confirm your rental online, and many units can be reserved for free before you move in.
Before you commit, ask about deposits, fees, and how rate changes are handled so there are no surprises. Add the cost of a battery tender, a cover for any items you keep outside, and insurance for your rig to get a full picture of your monthly budget.
The right choice comes down to size, protection, and budget. Measure your RV or boat, decide how much protection you want, and compare the cost with the repairs you hope to avoid.
If you are comparing enclosed storage near Montgomery, Toy Vault can help you find a unit that fits your rig. Rent Storage Online to check available units and reserve yours.
