SmartStop Self Storage
Everett self-storage with drive-up units, video surveillance, and RV/boat parking. Rated 4.7 stars from 807 reviews.
Everett has 15 RV storage facilities, and 12 more sit just outside town. The average rating is 4.4, so quality is decent across the board. Six offer covered spots and seven have indoor bays. If you want 24-hour access, six locations provide it. I've parked a rig through a few Puget Sound winters, and I know the drill: wet, dark, and hard on seals. Here's how the local options break down.
Everett self-storage with drive-up units, video surveillance, and RV/boat parking. Rated 4.7 stars from 807 reviews.
Everett self-storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor options and a 4.7-star rating from 637 reviews.
Everett Public Storage offers indoor and outdoor RV parking with 24/7 access and helpful staff.
Everett self-storage with indoor and outdoor spots for RVs, boats and vehicles, 24-hour access and a 4.6-star rating.
Clean, secure Everett storage with gated entry, cameras, and indoor vehicle spaces.
Everett storage with gated access and covered, indoor or outdoor spots for RVs and boats.
Everett storage facility with gated outdoor parking for RVs and boats, rated 4.5 stars across 308 Google reviews.
Dry moorage and RV storage on the Snohomish River in Everett, with launch service and helpful staff.
Everett self storage with RV and vehicle parking, a 4.5-star rating from 130 reviews, and staff reviewers call friendly and helpful.
Everett storage with outdoor RV parking, heated indoor units, and 24/7 gated access near Broadway.
Rucker Ave self storage near downtown Everett with climate-controlled units plus RV, boat, and vehicle parking.
Locally owned Everett storage with cameras, keypad entry, and managers who live on-site.
Everett storage spot rated 4.4 stars, with reviewers praising kind owners and easy lot access for camp trailers.
Everett storage on Smith Avenue with covered and outdoor units, gated access, and monitored cameras.
Everett RV storage with covered and outdoor spots, 24-hour access, and a mix of reviews on management.
Within a short drive of Everett. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Open-lot RV, boat and trailer storage in Mill Creek with a 5.0 rating and month-to-month rates.
Gated outdoor RV and boat storage in Mukilteo with electric hookups, cameras and on-site owners.
Lynnwood Public Storage offers gated RV, boat and car storage with keypad entry and an on-site manager.
Gated, lit outdoor RV and boat storage in Lynnwood with paved, marked spots and responsive owners.
RV rental and service shop in Lynnwood with covered storage, 4.7 stars from 123 reviews.
Mill Creek self-storage with climate-controlled indoor units plus covered and outdoor RV and boat parking.
RV storage in Lynnwood with covered spots, 24/7 access, and a U-Haul rental counter on site.
Snohomish Storage offers covered and outdoor RV parking with optional power, praised for friendly staff and secure grounds.
Lynnwood self-storage and RV parking with indoor and outdoor options, 24/7 access, cameras, and friendly staff.
Family owned Lynnwood storage lot near Hwy 99, I-5 and Hwy 525, with RV and boat parking and short or long term stays.
With 6 covered and 7 indoor facilities, Everett gives you real protection from rain and sun. Covered spots shield the roof and AC unit from UV and moss, which is a real issue around here. Indoor bays go further, keeping the whole rig out of the weather. SmartStop Self Storage on the north side has climate control and cameras and earns a 4.7 from 807 reviews. Glacier West Self Storage is another indoor option with gated access and lighting. If you're storing long-term, indoor is worth the extra cost to avoid mold and faded gelcoat. For shorter stays or budget parking, outdoor spots are plentiful. Just plan on a good wash and wax before winter.
Six facilities offer 24-hour access, which matters if you leave for trips early or come back late. Public Storage has several locations with that perk, and their ratings run from 4.5 to 4.7 across hundreds of reviews. Gated entry and cameras are common at the top spots. I always check gate hours before booking, because a 6 a.m. lockout can ruin a trip. Also ask about lighting at night, especially for winter months when it's dark by 4:30. A lit lot makes hooking up easier and deters theft. If you're not using your rig often, a battery maintainer is a smart add-on, and some indoor spots have power for that.
Start by measuring your rig, including the tongue and any rear overhang. Then decide how much weather protection you need. Indoor is best for classic or expensive coaches, while covered suits most travel trailers. Outdoor is fine for short-term or if you plan to move often. Check the facility's insurance requirements and whether you need to provide your own. Near Everett, you're close to Puget Sound, so salt air can accelerate corrosion on exposed metal. A covered spot helps, but rinsing the undercarriage after coastal trips is still wise. Book early in spring, as spots fill up before summer.
There are 15 facilities in Everett, plus another 12 nearby. That gives you a decent range of choices for covered, indoor, or outdoor parking. The average rating is 4.4, so most are well reviewed.
Seven facilities offer indoor storage. That's about half of the 15 total. Indoor bays protect against rain, sun, and temperature swings, which is useful in western Washington.
Yes, six facilities offer 24-hour access. That's handy for early departures or late returns. Public Storage has multiple locations with that feature, and their ratings are around 4.5 to 4.7.
Measure your rig first, then confirm gate hours and whether the lot is lit at night. Ask about insurance requirements and whether power is available for a battery maintainer. For indoor spots, ask about climate control.