Katy Texas Trailer Storage

[CanuckCamper29]

Good morning. I'm moving to Katy Texas and wondering if anyone has any recommendations for trailer storage options nearby.

Thanks to all.
CC

PS Feel free to move this question if it isn't in the right spot.

[HuckFinn410]

Jay Pat wrote:
I would google "rv storage katy texas".
Hope you find something!
Pat

Why do you participate in these forums? To belittle others? Might be time for a new hobby....

Fine Americans, that share your passion for RVing come here to get first hand recommendations from other, like minded, fine Americans.

Perhaps you could review the golden rule philosophy....

[CanuckCamper29]

Thanks for everyone's responses.

The "check Fulshear" tip was gold!

[srx-6]

When we lived in Houston I stored the MH at Longhorn RV Storage. Nice place with 15amp electric at each stall.
3422 Longhorn Dr, Houston, TX 77084
(281) 346-7334

From Longhorn RV Storage
"Covered RV/Motorhome Large 60'long x12'wide x16'high spots with electric included. Great Location - conveniently located to I-10, Barker Cypress, Hwy. 6 & Clay Rd. Gated entry with security cameras. Air station, water & lighting. $150 per month. For more info please call 281-346-7334 or email longhornrvstorage@gmail.com Thanks & Happy RVing!"

[BarneyS]

We stayed for two weeks this winter in Houston West RV Park in Brookshire, TX, which is right where U.S.90 (Front Street in Katy) joins in to Interstate 10 west of Katy.

They are very friendly there and I'm sure could recommend an RV storage site in the area. They may even store some there but I wasn't looking for that so can't remember, I would give them a call.
Barney

[gmctoyman]

Go south of Katy to Fulshear, several storage facilities there. Katy, at one time, had a reputation of being VERY unfriendly towards RV's so don’t know if they would allow those facilities inside city limits.

[way2roll]

While I am sure the OP would appreciate the response, this topic is 6 years old and they haven't been here since. 

[PawPaw_n_Gram]

While Katy is a relatively small town of only 16,000, it is still about 7 miles north to south and a couple miles east to west in size. And there is no buffer with the other towns around Katy. It is just one seamless suburban area.

First person to ask is your realtor/ new company HR dept. They will have a better feel for what is available near your new home.

If no one familiar with the area answers this post - I'd recommend starting with a google maps view of your new home and working out from there. An RV/boat storage location is easy to identify from an aerial photo. You want to make sure the storage location is relatively close to your new home.

Be sure to call the local police dept and ask about thefts and other crimes reported at any facility before you lock yourself into a contract for storage.

[CanuckCamper29]

I’ve searched around and still have no solid leads. Any thoughts are welcome.

Thanks,
CC

[Jay_Pat]

I would google "rv storage katy texas".
Hope you find something!
Pat