Extra Space Storage
Oceanside self-storage with RV parking, covered and outdoor spots, and a staff reviewers keep praising.
New York is a big state with a lot of RVs, and you need a spot that fits your rig and your routine. We track 569 storage options across the state, with an average rating of 4.6 from people who actually park there. From Buffalo to Brooklyn, you can find covered, indoor, or outdoor spaces, and many gates are open 24 hours. Here is what to expect and how to pick.
Oceanside self-storage with RV parking, covered and outdoor spots, and a staff reviewers keep praising.
Williamsville self-storage with vehicle parking, a 5.0 rating from over 1,200 reviews, and staff named often.
Self-storage on Jericho Tpke in New Hyde Park with covered and outdoor parking, gated access and climate control.
Ridgewood self-storage with covered and outdoor RV parking, gated access and staff reviewers call helpful.
Brooklyn self-storage with covered and outdoor RV parking, climate controlled units and staff reviewers keep praising by name.
Roslyn Heights self-storage with outdoor parking, climate control, and staff who get named in reviews.
RV and vehicle storage in New Hyde Park with covered and outdoor spots, a 4.9-star rating from 1,779 reviews.
Brooklyn self-storage on Flatlands Ave with RV parking, gated access and staff reviewers keep praising by name.
Brooklyn self-storage on Georgia Ave with RV parking, climate control, and a gated lot; reviewers praise the staff.
Brooklyn self-storage with outdoor RV parking, gate access, and staff reviewers keep praising by name.
Jamaica self-storage site with outdoor RV parking, cameras, and staff reviewers call helpful and patient.
Freeport self-storage with outdoor RV parking, climate controlled units, and staff reviewers call helpful.
Saugerties self-storage on Route 32 with outdoor RV parking and a staff reviewers keep praising.
Self-storage on Bond St in Central Valley with covered, indoor and outdoor options and a 4.9 rating from 1,200+ reviews.
Brentwood self-storage with gated access, climate control and outdoor parking, rated 4.9 from over 1,000 reviews.
Lockport self-storage with gated access, cameras, and staff reviewers call kind and patient.
Hauppauge self-storage with covered and outdoor RV parking, gated access, and a 4.9-star rating from 946 reviews.
Islandia RV storage with gated outdoor parking and staff praised for making rentals easy.
Ridge self-storage with outdoor RV parking, gated access and staff reviewers call helpful.
Spring Valley self-storage with RV, boat, and car options, gated 24/7 access, and a 4.9-star rating from 863 reviews.
Buffalo self storage with vehicle parking, lit units and staff reviewers call helpful, though some note rent increases.
Plainview self-storage with RV parking, covered and indoor options, plus a 4.9-star rating across 823 reviews.
East Rockaway self-storage with RV parking, climate control, and staff praised in over 800 reviews.
West Nyack self-storage with a 4.9 rating from 814 reviews and staff reviewers keep praising by name.
RV parking in Monroe, NY with a gated lot and staff reviewers call polite and thorough.
Of the 569 listings, 103 are covered and 182 are indoor. Covered means a roof over your rig, which helps with sun and UV damage, but walls may be open. Indoor storage is fully enclosed, so it is the best bet against hail, snow, and tree sap. Outdoor spots are usually the cheapest and easiest to get into, but your RV takes the full brunt of the weather. If you are leaving a rig for months, indoor or covered is worth the extra cost. For a weekend toy, outdoor with a good cover might be fine. Check what the facility actually means by covered before you book.
About 268 of the listings offer 24-hour access, which matters if you head out early or come back late. The rest have gate hours, so know them before you sign. If you like to tinker or leave at 5 a.m., 24-hour access is a must. Also look at security: gated, lit, and climate control show up at the top facilities. Extra Space Storage locations in the state have ratings from 4.9 to 5.0 from thousands of reviews. A well-lit, gated lot is not just about theft. It also cuts down on dings from other drivers. Ask about camera coverage and who has keys.
New York winters are hard on RVs. If you are storing from November to April, winterizing is step one: drain the lines, add antifreeze, and pull the batteries. A battery maintainer keeps them alive without overcharging. Indoor storage avoids snow load and ice dams, but if you go outdoor, clear the roof and check the cover after storms. Climate-controlled units cost more but protect electronics and upholstery from freezing and thawing. Before you store, check your insurance policy for storage coverage. Some policies require you to notify them if the rig sits for more than 30 days. Also, inflate tires to the recommended pressure and put down mats to prevent flat spots.
We list 569 storage options across New York, with an average rating of 4.6. That includes covered, indoor, and outdoor spots in cities like Rochester, Buffalo, Syracuse, and Brooklyn. The count changes as facilities open or close, so check back if you do not see your area.
Out of the 569 listings, 182 are indoor. Indoor storage means a fully enclosed building, which protects your RV from snow, rain, and sun. It is the most protective option and often costs more than covered or outdoor. If you are storing over winter, it is worth considering.
Not always, but it helps if you leave early or return late. In New York, 268 of the 569 listings offer 24-hour access. The rest have set gate hours. If you are not sure, ask the facility for their exact hours and whether you can get in after hours.
Winterizing is key. Drain water lines and add antifreeze, remove batteries or use a maintainer, and check tire pressure. If storing outdoors, clear snow off the roof and check the cover after storms. Indoor or climate-controlled storage reduces weather damage. Also, check with your insurance agent about storage coverage.