Pacific Storage
Tillamook RV storage with a 4.8 rating, gated access, and owners reviewers call friendly and accommodating.
Tillamook sits close enough to the coast that salt air and wet winters are part of the deal, and that shapes how you store an RV here. The town has 6 storage facilities, averaging 4.4 stars, with 5 more nearby. Only one is covered and none are indoor, so most rigs here sit outside and take the weather. Plan for that.
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Six facilities in town, averaging 4.4 stars across the listings. Pacific Storage rates highest at 4.8 from 12 reviews, and Port Storage comes in at 4.5 from 49, with covered spots and boat storage on site. Tillamook Mini Storage (4.1, 49 reviews) has cameras, and Long Prairie Storage offers 24 hour access, cameras, boat space and lit areas. Two of the six facilities offer 24 hour gate access, which matters if you tow in after a long day on the coast. Port Storage is the one covered option in town. If you want your rig under a roof, that's the place to start calling.
Tillamook gets rain, and a lot of it, so outdoor storage here means moisture is your main enemy. A roof over the RV is worth real money over a few seasons, which makes that single covered facility worth asking about early. Without cover, keep the rig washed and waxed, check the roof seams and vents each spring, and don't let leaves and needles pile up on top. Run the engine and generator now and then through the wet months, and pull the batteries or put them on a maintainer so they don't sit dead until spring.
Ask about gate hours before you commit. Two facilities here run 24 hour access, and the others may not, which changes how easy it is to leave early or come back late. Drive by after a hard rain and look at the ground where you'd park. Standing water under a rig is a bad sign. Check the reviews with weight: Pacific Storage has a strong rating but only 12 reviews, while Tillamook RV Repair has 144 and sits at 4.2, so read the recent ones. Confirm what your insurance covers while the RV is stored off site, and get the access rules in writing.
There are 6 in town, plus 5 more nearby. They average 4.4 stars across the listings. Only one is covered and none are indoor, so most options here are open lot parking. Call ahead in summer, when coastal visitors fill lots.
Yes, one facility offers covered storage, Port Storage, which is rated 4.5 from 49 reviews and also handles boats. The rest are uncovered. Given the coastal rain, covered space is limited, so ask about availability early rather than waiting until fall.
Two of the 6 facilities offer round the clock access. Long Prairie Storage lists 24 hour access along with cameras, lit areas and boat storage, and Port Storage lists it too. For the others, confirm gate hours before you sign anything.
Wash and wax it, check roof seams and vents, and clear debris off the top. Run the engine and generator periodically and keep batteries on a maintainer. Crack a vent for airflow. If you can rent one of the covered spots, do it. Your insurance policy may have storage conditions, so read it.