How to find RV storage location

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Carb Cleaner wrote:
Prince William County Fair Grounds. If it's garaged in PW County, there's no personal property taxes. PWC doesn't have property tax on trailers.
Also, try this place:
Contracter Storage
10599 Residency Road
Manassas, VA 20110
703-257-1559
nora@greenteaminc.com
They had one spot left after I secured my spot about 3 weeks ago. Might get lucky.

Thanks! PWC has a wait list. :(

Prince William County Fair Grounds. If it's garaged in PW County, there's no personal property taxes. PWC doesn't have property tax on trailers.
Also, try this place:
Contracter Storage
10599 Residency Road
Manassas, VA 20110
703-257-1559
nora@greenteaminc.com
They had one spot left after I secured my spot about 3 weeks ago. Might get lucky.

Rangerider wrote:
Some of these may be to far away for you but--There is a storage place at Sunrise Valley Road and Fairfax County Parkway you could check. Just down Balls Ford Road from Reines RV there is another storage area. Off RT234 the Prince William County Fairgrounds has storage. In Woodbridge Holly Acres has Storage (I store there). Pohick Park on RT 1 has storage. If you are going to DC/Chantilly RV Show (Dulles Expo Center)Holly Acres will probably be there. Good Luck.

Thanks! We have looked at the Sunrise Valley/286 place. It is run by the Reston Association and is filled up - it is pretty small. We left a message with Holly Acres yesterday. It looks nice. Are you satisfied with their facility? Is the cost outrageous? Thanks again.

Some of these may be to far away for you but--There is a storage place at Sunrise Valley Road and Fairfax County Parkway you could check. Just down Balls Ford Road from Reines RV there is another storage area. Off RT234 the Prince William County Fairgrounds has storage. In Woodbridge Holly Acres has Storage (I store there). Pohick Park on RT 1 has storage. If you are going to DC/Chantilly RV Show (Dulles Expo Center)Holly Acres will probably be there. Good Luck.

I am using a rural area myself. Downside is that it takes a bit to fetch the RV.

Upside is that in a more urban storage area, I'd have to leave all compartments unlocked, and some fairly valuable-looking item (well to a tweaker looking to grab something) so the thieves don't trash my rig, which they would do if they left empty-handed (if their hands are not occupied by a TV or other electronic item, they go after the wiring, the A/C compressor, or the fridge's cooling system in search for copper to sell.)

Although you are not in a rural area you might be able to find a local individual with space in a barn or tractor shed. We also live in a townhouse when we are not on the road and store the truck and trailer in a barn about 12 miles from home.

Got lucky & found ours in the classifieds. In a large building on a farm. Put the feelers out & ask around. Do a 'looking for' on craigs list or classifieds.

2hams wrote:
Reines RV website has a list of storage locations. Candy Hill in Winchester has storage, but isn't close.

Where did you find the list? That is the RV dealer we asked and they didn't mention a list. I did find Candy Hill and that is only 30 miles from me. Thanks.

Reines RV website has a list of storage locations. Candy Hill in Winchester has storage, but isn't close.