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By Inez Spring Park Management. Updated November 2026.
Quick answer: RV storage in Texas usually costs $75 to $200 a month for an outdoor space, $100 to $250 for covered and $150 to $550 for indoor, based on the Neighbor RV storage cost guide. Small towns run lower than the metros: Neighbor listings averaged about $38 a month near Abilene and $108 near Dallas in October 2026.
Storage season starts when deer season ends and the camper sits until spring, and price is the first question people ask. This page gives sourced ranges for the whole state, then explains how RV storage works at Inez Spring near Eastland, where you can store the rig or keep it on a hooked-up site.
Outdoor storage is the cheapest, covered is in the middle, and indoor costs the most. RV storage is a rented space, open, covered or enclosed, where your RV is parked between trips, usually on a monthly contract, with no hookups or living in it. Here are the ranges from the most complete public guide we found.
| Storage type | Typical monthly cost | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Outdoor, open lot | $55 to $160 | A marked spot on gravel or dirt, usually behind a fence |
| Outdoor, parking space | $75 to $250 | A defined space, often paved, at a storage facility |
| Covered, canopy | $100 to $250 | A roof overhead, open sides |
| Indoor, shared garage | $200 to $400 and up | Inside a building with other rigs |
| Indoor, private unit | $200 to $600 and up | Your own roll-up door, where available |
Source: Neighbor RV storage cost guide, last updated December 2, 2025. These are national ranges. Neighbor notes that indoor, climate-controlled storage often costs 100 to 200 percent more than outdoor.
The closer you get to a metro, the more you pay. Neighbor's city pages show the gap clearly. These are averages across all listings on that marketplace, so a gated, paved facility will run above them.
| Area | Starting price | Average listing | Source, read October 2026 |
|---|---|---|---|
| Abilene | $19 a month | About $38 a month | Neighbor Abilene |
| Fort Worth | $28 to $29 a month | About $91 a month | Neighbor Fort Worth |
| Dallas | $32 a month | About $108 a month | Neighbor Dallas |
Neighbor's Fort Worth page also says you save about 36 percent by choosing uncovered outdoor storage over covered. That fits the national ranges above.
Yes. Most places price by the length of the space, so a 40 foot fifth wheel pays more than a 17 foot van. Neighbor's guide gives these typical ranges by rig type.
| RV type | Typical length | Average monthly cost |
|---|---|---|
| Class A motorhome | 25 to 45 feet | $180 to $400 |
| Class C | 20 to 30 feet | $175 to $400 |
| Class B camper van | 17 to 23 feet | $160 and up |
| Fifth wheel | 22 to 40 feet | $185 and up |
| Travel trailer | 10 to 40 feet | $100 to $300 |
| Pop-up trailer | 8 to 15 feet | $100 to $350 |
Measure bumper to hitch, not just the box. A facility that quotes by a 30 foot space will not fit a 30 foot trailer plus its tongue.
Beyond type and size, five things move the price. Ask about each one before you sign.
Weather matters too. Texas hail and summer sun are hard on roofs and seals, which is why covered storage costs more. Our outdoor vs covered RV storage guide runs that choice in detail.
Ask the office. Storage rates and open space change with the season, so we quote them by phone at (254) 629-1197. Tell us the rig type, the length and when you want to bring it.
There is a second option worth pricing: store and stay. You keep the rig on a full-hookup monthly site, so it stays plugged in, the batteries stay charged and you can sleep in it any night you want. Here is what that costs, in plain numbers.
| Option at Inez Spring | Price | Best for |
|---|---|---|
| Storage only | Ask the office for the current rate | A rig that sits between trips |
| Monthly back-in site | $500 a month plus metered electric at 17 cents per kWh | Using the rig on weekends |
| Monthly pull-through site, up to 100 feet | $650 a month plus metered electric at 17 cents per kWh | Long rigs, truck stays hitched |
| Deposit on monthly sites | $200, refundable | Month to month, no long lease |
The honest monthly total on a site is the rent plus your own meter. We do not estimate the electric, because it depends on your rig and how often you are there. If you sleep in the RV more than a few nights a month, the site usually wins. If it only sits, plain storage is the cheaper line. The details are on our monthly RV sites page.
Mostly people who use the rig near here. Hunters keep the camper close to leases in Eastland, Callahan, Stephens and Comanche counties from dove season to the end of deer season. Anglers keep it 10 minutes from Lake Leon and steps from the Leon River, which runs through the park. Weekend families from Fort Worth, about 1 hour 35 minutes away, would rather not tow every trip. Workers leave a rig between projects.
Storing for the winter? Prep matters as much as price. Abilene's average first freeze is November 11 per the National Weather Service, and Eastland gets hard freezes. Our RV winter storage checklist for Texas covers water lines, batteries, tires and pests. For the bigger picture, see our guide to RV storage in Texas.
Most RV storage costs $75 to $200 a month for an outdoor space, $100 to $250 for covered and $150 to $550 for indoor, according to the Neighbor RV storage cost guide. Rural Texas runs lower than the metros. Neighbor's listings averaged about $38 a month near Abilene, $91 in Fort Worth and $108 in Dallas when we checked in October 2026.
Land costs less and demand is lower, so open lots price lower than metro facilities. The trade is distance. A cheap lot two hours from home costs you fuel and time every trip, so price the drive along with the rent.
Yes. Most facilities price by space length. Neighbor's guide puts Class A motorhomes at about $180 to $400 a month and travel trailers at about $100 to $300, because a 40 foot space uses more ground than a 20 foot one.
Storage rates change with the season, so ask the office at (254) 629-1197 for the current rate and open space. If you want the rig plugged in and ready to use, a monthly site is $500 back-in or $650 pull-through, plus your own metered electric at 17 cents per kWh.
It is if you sleep in the RV more than a few nights a month. A site keeps the rig on full hookups so the batteries stay charged and you can use it any night. If the RV only sits between trips, plain storage usually costs less.
Ask about the gate and access hours, cameras, whether the space is paved or gravel, any deposit or admin fee, whether proof of insurance is required, and how much notice you need to give to leave. Get the monthly price and any increase terms in writing.
Outdoor storage in Texas runs about $75 to $200 a month, covered about $100 to $250, indoor more. Small towns cost less than the metros. Then ask how often you will use the rig, because that decides whether storage or a hooked-up site is the better buy.
Tell us the rig and the dates and we will call or text with the rate and the best spot. Call (254) 629-1197 or send a request on our RV storage page.
