Extra Space Storage
Enfield self-storage near I-91 with covered and indoor RV parking, rated 4.8 from over 1,000 Google reviews.
Enfield sits right where I-91 meets the Connecticut line, so a lot of rigs pass through and a fair number stay. The city has 3 RV storage spots of its own, all covered and two indoors, with an average rating of 4.7. That is a solid little cluster for a town this size, and it means you are not driving to Hartford or Springfield just to park.
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All 3 facilities here have covered spaces, and 2 of them add indoor bays, which matters if you want the coach out of the weather and off the sun. Public Storage runs the widest menu with covered, indoor and outdoor options plus 24-hour access, gated entry, lighting and boat parking. Extra Space Storage earns a 4.8 across more than a thousand reviews, and CubeSmart brings cameras and climate control to the mix. Farther out there are 12 more locations nearby if none of these fit your dates or your rig size.
Connecticut winters are hard on a motorhome. Snow load, freeze and thaw, and months of UV all take a toll on roofs, seals and decals. Covered storage gets the worst of it off, but indoor is what really keeps a rig dry and keeps the gelcoat from fading. If you are leaving the coach parked from November to April, the indoor bays in Enfield are worth the extra cost. For a rig you move most months, a covered spot with good lighting and a gate is plenty.
Drive the lot before you commit. Check that the aisle is wide enough for your turning radius and that the entry gate clears your height, since covered canopies and indoor doors both have limits. Ask what the gate hours actually are and whether 24-hour access is included or extra. Confirm the space fits your length with the tow vehicle or toad attached, or plan to unhook. Then call your insurer about the rig while it sits, because storage coverage and road coverage are not always the same thing.
There are 3 in the city, plus 12 more within driving distance. All 3 offer covered spaces, 2 have indoor bays, and 1 gives 24-hour access.
Yes, 2 of the 3 locations have indoor storage. That is the best choice if you want the coach fully out of snow, rain and sun for the off season.
Extra Space Storage leads at 4.8 from over a thousand reviews, with Public Storage and CubeSmart both at 4.7. The Enfield average is 4.7 across the three lots.
Winterize the water system, pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer, and top off tire pressure before you park. Indoor or covered space keeps snow and ice off the roof, and a sealed bay limits the freeze and thaw damage.