Temporary Storage in Anchorage

We left our mh in Palmer as well last year as we had to fly home for a bit. Left it hooked up in the space we rented.

We left our trailer at Big Bear campground in Palmer this summer and flew to Kodiak. I think they charged maybe $10 for 4 days.

FWIW, Publix on Dowling rented (to me) and Boatworks of Alaska quoted (I didn't use them) 40' spots for circa $100/month.......I think Publix might have rented for a shorter term than one month; don't know about BWA, but it wouldn't hurt to ask.

Granted, $100 is $100, but might be worth it even if only used for 1 week. Both of these locations have fenced/gated/video'd storage.....I would have felt comfortable putting my $XXX,XXX boat in either of them.

...although I did put some pretty bad**s locks on the trailer when it was in there. :)

Thanks for the suggestions, PA12DRVR. I will be making some phone calls to see which places can accommodate a 40' mh and for a relatively short period of time. I had found some others thru Google searches and tried to get a feel for the neighborhood by using satellite and street views but it is more helpful to get the opinion of a local. I will stay away from the two areas you mentioned.

I was thinking maybe my post would catch the eye of someone who has done this before. Surely someone has been touring Alaska in an rv and added a fly-in fishing or bear viewing side trip and needed to park the rv for a bit. Anyone?

Addressing only RV storage in Anchorage (not whether or not you'll be in Juneau, Haines, etc)

- I stored my boat for 8 months at Publix in an exterior gated lot. There were motorhomes there as well. I'd feel confident recommending them, presuming they had a 40' spot available. Either the "Publix Dimond" or "Publix Dowling" locations.
- Airport parking is probably as secure as anything, might be more costly than others
- "Best Storage" offers RV exterior storage in a few locations around Los Anchorage.
- "Airport Road Storage" is well thought of and they store vehicles and boats....not sure about RV's of 40' size.
- There are a couple of dedicated RV and Boat storage lots that I can't recall the names of right now, but will update a bit later (I drive by them almost every day).
- Personal preference here: Avoid storage areas in either Mountain View or Muldoon (North and Northeast Anchorage respectively)

If you are traveling the Alaska Highway, Haines isn't that far off it.

Unfortunately, Haines is not on the itinerary for this trip.

More apt to find parking area in Haynes! Many others leave rigs there.

What we are doing in Juneau does not require the motorhome so it would have to sit unoccupied regardless of where it is located.

Not to change your mind, but have you thought of going to Haynes and taking ferry to Juneau coming or going?