A Storage Place
Fruita spot off Highway 6 & 50 with indoor and outdoor RV, boat and ATV parking, rated 4.5 stars.
Fruita, CO
RV Storage in Fruita, CO
Fruita sits right where the Colorado River bends through the Grand Valley, and a lot of rigs around here spend more time parked than rolling. The town has 6 RV storage facilities, with another 12 in the surrounding area, averaging 4.7 stars from renters. Most of what you'll find is open lot parking, though one spot offers covered and indoor space. Book early in spring.
6Facilities listed
4.7★Average Google rating
1Offer covered spaces
2Offer indoor storage
024/7 gate access
12More within 30 miles
Facilities in Fruita
Wildcat Storage
Self-storage and RV storage in Fruita, Colorado, with a single five-star Google review.
Fruita Secure Storage
Fenced, camera-monitored RV and boat storage just outside Fruita, with a perfect 5.0 rating from one reviewer.
Cornerstone Storage & RV
Fruita storage for RVs, boats, and mini-storage with a 4.1-star rating from 9 reviews.
Western Marine & Jet LLC
Marine and RV shop in Fruita offering storage, maintenance and winterization for boats, campers and UTVs.
Cornerstone Mini-Storage and RV Parking
Self-storage and RV parking in Fruita, Colorado, also listing boat storage among its categories.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Fruita. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Stanley Storage: Boat & RV
Gated, camera-monitored boat and RV storage in Grand Junction with clean, well-lit lots and easy online renting.
Red Rock RV and Marine Storage
Secure, easy-access RV and boat storage in Grand Junction with a level dump station on site.
Neighbor RV Storage
Grand Junction RV and boat storage with 24/7 access, cameras, and a locked gate, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Grand Junction Storage Yards
Fully automated Grand Junction yard with 24-hour access and a 5.0 rating from reviewers.
Sundance Marine
Grand Junction boat dealer that also lists RV storage, rated 4.2 from 114 Google reviews.
O Road RV & Boat Storage
Small RV and boat storage yard in Loma with indoor and outdoor spots, well kept and easy to work with.
StorItAll Self Storage
Grand Junction self-storage with gated entry, cameras, and boat and RV parking off Redlands Pkwy.
Grand Junction Self Storage
Secure gated self storage in Grand Junction with cameras, drive-up units and friendly staff.
Parkway Secure Storage
Clean, secure gated self storage on Riverside Parkway in Grand Junction with indoor units up to 14.5x50.
Western Slope RV Storage
Gated RV and trailer storage on Orchard Mesa in Grand Junction with camera surveillance and online signup.
Self-Storage at U-Haul
Grand Junction U-Haul with indoor and outdoor RV storage, climate control, 24/7 access, and friendly staff.
Parkway Secure Storage
New Grand Junction storage with gated, lit access and staff reviewers call helpful.
What you'll actually find
Of the 6 facilities in town, 1 offers covered parking and 1 has indoor bays, so the supply of protected space is thin. The rest is outdoor. If you want your roof out of the sun, Fruita Secure Storage is the one to call first since it lists both covered and indoor options plus a gate and cameras. A Storage Place on the outdoor side has the deepest review history in town at 20 reviews and a 4.5 rating, and they take boats too. The smaller operations like Wildcat Storage and Cornerstone Storage & RV have barely any reviews, so ask questions in person rather than trusting a star count built on one rating. Expect to call around. Six facilities is not many for a town that fills up with campers every summer.
Sun, dust, and western Colorado
The Grand Valley gets a lot of sun, and UV does quiet damage to gelcoat, decals, and tires. A cover or a roof pays for itself over a few seasons. Dust is the other thing. Wind off the book cliffs and nearby desert finds its way into every seam, and a rig parked outdoors through spring will need a good wash before your first trip. Covered space helps with hail season too, though no cover is a guarantee. If you park outdoors, check your roof sealant each spring and keep tires off bare dirt or gravel. Battery maintainers are worth the small cost if the rig sits for months at a time.
Before you sign
Ask about gate hours and whether you can get in after dark, since not every lot in town runs around the clock. Confirm what the access actually looks like for a long trailer or a big class A. Pull-through space is easier, and tight corners in a small lot are where damage happens. Get the insurance question answered plainly. Some facilities require proof of coverage on the stored vehicle, and some don't care, so find out before you move in. Walk the lot and look at drainage, since a low corner will turn into mud after a storm. Fruita is close to McInnis Canyons and the Colorado National Monument, so a spot on the right side of town saves you towing through traffic on a Saturday morning.
More ways to store in Fruita
Nearby cities
- Loma, CO (1, 6 mi)
- Grand Junction, CO (24, 10 mi)
- Parachute, CO (3, 41 mi)
- Delta, CO (5, 45 mi)
- Cedaredge, CO (1, 45 mi)
- Rifle, CO (3, 56 mi)
- Moab, UT (3, 60 mi)
- Crawford, CO (1, 61 mi)
- Silt, CO (2, 63 mi)
- Paonia, CO (1, 63 mi)
Questions people ask
How many RV storage facilities are in Fruita?
There are 6 in town, and another 12 nearby if you widen the search. That is a fairly small pool, so the good spots go early in spring. Expect mostly outdoor lots, with 1 covered option and 1 indoor option in the mix.
Can I find indoor RV storage in Fruita?
Yes, one facility lists indoor bays, and the same location also offers covered parking. Fruita Secure Storage is the name to start with. With only one indoor option in town, call ahead and ask about bay height and door width before you commit.
What do renters say about storage in Fruita?
The average rating across facilities is 4.7 stars. A Storage Place carries the most reviews at 20 with a 4.5, and Fruita Secure Storage sits at 5.0 from a single review. Small review counts are common here, so visit in person.
Does outdoor storage hurt an RV?
Sun and dust do gradual damage over years, mostly to decals, gelcoat, and tires. A cover or roof helps. Check roof sealant each spring, keep tires off bare ground, and use a battery maintainer if the rig sits for long stretches.