Extra Space Storage
Extra Space Storage on Federal Rd in Brookfield offers outdoor parking and gated storage with helpful staff.
Connecticut is small enough that most rigs sit close to home, and that makes storage a practical choice rather than a road trip. There are 134 RV storage options across the state, averaging 4.7 stars, so the competition works in your favor. Covered spots number 38 and indoor units 49, with 54 sites offering 24 hour access. The hard part is figuring out which type your rig actually needs.
Extra Space Storage on Federal Rd in Brookfield offers outdoor parking and gated storage with helpful staff.
New Milford self-storage with vehicle and boat options, rated 5.0 across more than 1,000 Google reviews.
Stamford self-storage with covered and outdoor RV parking, a 4.9-star rating from 1,595 reviews.
East Hartford self-storage on Roberts St with vehicle storage and a 4.9-star rating from over 1,500 reviews.
Vehicle storage on Olesen Rd in Wethersfield with covered spots and climate control, rated 4.9 from over 1,100 reviews.
Clean, secure self storage on Boston Post Rd with friendly staff and a 4.9-star rating from 990 reviews.
West Haven Public Storage offers climate-controlled RV units with 24/7 access and attentive staff.
Stamford self-storage with RV parking, indoor and outdoor options, and a 4.9-star rating from 604 reviews.
North Haven self-storage with vehicle parking, 4.9 stars from 532 reviews, and staff who get mentioned by name.
Glastonbury self-storage with vehicle parking, lit grounds, and staff reviewers call helpful again and again.
Wallingford self storage on Main St with vehicle parking and a manager reviewers keep praising.
CubeSmart on S Colony Rd in Wallingford stores RVs and cars, rated 4.9 stars across 313 reviews.
New Haven self-storage with a 5.0 rating across 84 reviews, praised for clean grounds and friendly staff.
Hamden self-storage with vehicle storage, climate control, and drive-up access near CT-15, rated 4.8 stars.
Clean, well-lit self-storage on Route 1 in Pawcatuck with climate-controlled units and boat and RV parking.
Enfield self-storage near I-91 with covered and indoor RV parking, rated 4.8 from over 1,000 Google reviews.
Rocky Hill self storage with vehicle and boat options, 4.8 stars from nearly 1,000 Google reviews.
Bridgeport self-storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor parking plus 24/7 access.
Southington self-storage with indoor and outdoor units, drive-up vehicle parking, and 24/7 access.
Tolland self-storage on Hartford Tpke with climate control, vehicle storage, and a 4.8-star rating.
Waterbury self-storage on Lakewood Rd with vehicle storage, lit grounds, and staff reviewers call kind and helpful.
RV storage in Bolton, CT with a 4.9-star rating from 91 reviews. Also offers repair and rentals.
Bristol self-storage with vehicle parking, climate control options, and a 4.8-star rating from 444 Google reviews.
Fully fenced self storage on Hollow Tree Ridge Road with 24/7 cameras, lit units, and easy I-95 access.
Danbury self-storage with RV, boat and vehicle parking, 4.8 stars from 256 reviews, friendly staff and clean grounds.
Outdoor is the cheap option and the honest one for a rig you use often. But a Connecticut winter is unkind to gelcoat, decals and tires, and sun does the slow damage the rest of the year. Covered stalls at 38 locations split the difference, keeping rain and most hail off the roof while leaving sides open to air. Indoor units, 49 of them statewide, cost more and pay you back in less washing, waxing and rubber cracking. If your coach sits from November to April, indoor earns its keep. If you camp monthly, covered is usually the smarter call. Ask about ceiling height and door width before you commit. A tall fifth wheel does not fit every bay.
Gate hours matter more than people expect. A site that closes at seven means no late-night hookups before a trip, and no quick fix on a Sunday. Of the 134 listings, 54 allow 24 hour access, which is worth filtering for if your schedule is unpredictable. Check what the gate actually is, whether keypad, card or app, and whether you get your own code. Gated access comes up often in the top-rated listings, and the better-rated sites in the state generally pair it with lighting and cameras. Visit after dark once before signing anything. Ask whether staff live on site and how they reach you if something goes wrong.
Supply clusters around the bigger population centers, so the search usually starts with Danbury, Hamden, Waterbury, Middletown, Bridgeport, Manchester, Norwalk or North Haven. The Extra Space Storage locations in the top-rated group carry the highest review counts in the state, some well past a thousand, which tells you plenty of owners have already done the vetting. Ratings across the board sit at 4.7 on average, so a low score is a real signal, not noise. Compare drive time against price honestly. A site twenty minutes closer is worth real money over a season of launch days.
There are 134 listings across the state, averaging 4.7 stars from renters. Coverage is spread across the larger cities including Danbury, Hamden, Waterbury, Middletown, Bridgeport, Manchester, Norwalk and North Haven.
Of the 134 locations, 38 offer covered storage and 49 offer indoor units. The rest are mostly open outdoor lots, which cost less but leave your rig exposed to sun, rain and hail through the year.
54 of the 134 locations advertise 24 hour access, so slightly under half. If you routinely leave early or return late, filter for those sites and confirm the gate works by keypad, card or app before you sign.
Assume it does not. Most storage agreements cover the space, not your belongings or the rig itself. Keep your RV policy active year round and ask the manager directly what their coverage includes before you move in.