Where to park when needing to Fly

[tvinson]

Hi all. My wife and I are from Idaho and will be in Colorado for a few weeks and then are flying out of the Denver airport. We will have our 15ft trailer with us. Where can we park it for only one week?!!!! Thanks for any advice.

[tatest]

For one week, I would leave it at a RV park. Many have on-a-site storage rates that are lower than the rate when you are occupying it.

[wa8yxm]

Many private campgrounds (Nearly all Thousand Trails campgrounds) have storage lots, You might also check with an RV dealer near Denver. Beyond that my Denver contacts moved to the San Francisco bay.

[rockhillmanor]

I would definitely call the local CG's. Most always have an area for storage at storage rate.

If it were me if they didn't have storage area I would just pay for a CG site at a CG near there that had the lowest rate and park it there.

IMHO that would be the 'safest' place to leave your RV and/or truck and take a taxi to the airport. If you deducted the rate to park your truck at the airport from the total CG fee I bet the additional difference would be nominal.

[mich800]

2gypsies wrote:
Call around at the nearby airport motels. Many will let you leave it there if you spend the previous night. They will also have a shuttle to take you to the airport.

Or...some RV parks have a storage area that they might be willing to let you leave it there. We did that one time when we ferried up to Alaska.

Good luck!

That is a good idea. I would check though as some hotels shuttle the vehicles to other lots so they should be aware of your vehicle type before choosing this route.

[2gypsies1]

Call around at the nearby airport motels. Many will let you leave it there if you spend the previous night. They will also have a shuttle to take you to the airport.

Or...some RV parks have a storage area that they might be willing to let you leave it there. We did that one time when we ferried up to Alaska.

Good luck!

[noe-place]

They're probably concerned about your trailer fitting through their security gates; just guessing.

[Lumpty]

Parking is tight at Denver due to construction. There are a few private lots that are operating nearby, as well as a WallyPark that is on the rental car road. Might try them.

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[Fred_Sheri]

How about check the local Good Sam club,a member should have a spot for you.

[tvinson]

I actually checked with them, should have mentioned that. The place I contacted said they only take regular size vehicles, even though my trailer would only take up one space. Thanks for the response.

[tanman32225]

I would guess at the long term parking lot at the airport. Probably charge you for two vehicles if your leaving the car.