You’ve spent the entire summer enjoying your camper, but with the winter season quickly approaching, you may be considering your storage options. Quite frankly, your camper is a major investment that requires careful preparation when you’re assessing your storage needs. Unfortunately, storing your camper or RV outside among the elements isn’t a good idea because of the threat of structural damage or theft. The professionals at Party Barn Boat & RV Storage offer superior storage options for your recreational vehicle.

What To Expect From Party Barn Boat & RV Storage?

Convenience. Will you be taking a winter vacation to your cabin? The storage professionals at Party Barn Boat & RV Storage accommodates their customers with short and long-term storage options. We understand the need for flexible and being able to decide how long and where your vehicle is stored. We never require an extended commitment and freely give you the option of storing and retrieving your recreational vehicle when it’s convenient for you.

Enclosed/Coverage Storage. Our storage options give our clients the option of deciding how they’ll store their camper. Whether, you choose an enclosed or covered storage opportunity, you will receive your own 4-digit code that gives you personal access to your storage area 24 hours a day, 7 days a week.

Enclosed Storage 

Enclosed storage is the best option for your camper because it protects it from the elements and gives you a peace of mind knowing your camper is secure. At Party Barn Boat & RV Storage, our enclosed storage measures 12’x30′ with a 9.5′ clearance.

Covered Storage

Although, covered storage is not equivalent to an enclosed space, a covered storage option still protects your vehicle from the elements. In fact, your can conveniently park your camper for far less than it would cost for enclosed storage.

Party Boat Barn & RV Storage has 12 inch crushed asphalt surface and electrical hookup options for customer convenience. Within 3 miles from Lake Ray Hubbard and Lake Lavon, you’ll love our friendly team of customer service professionals. You’ll find plenty of room to maneuver and some of the lowest rates in the local competitive network too. Store your camper with convenience and a peace of mind with Party Boat Barn & RV Storage.

You’re invited to contact us and ask about our updated pricing options today!

 

 

As camping season comes to a close, it’s time to begin thinking about storing your RV. It’s important to properly prepare your RV before storing it to ensure it’s in good shape next season. Here are four steps to take to prepare your RV for storage.

Clean Out the Fridge

Any leftover food in your RV’s refrigerator will get moldy. Make sure you’ve emptied all food out of your refrigerator. Scrub the fridge and freezer, and prop open the doors. Place baking soda in the freezer and refrigerator to absorb odors. Completely empty your cabinets and your cupboards, too.

Ventilation

Moisture promotes mold growth, and keeping moisture out is one of the biggest challenges of storing an RV. A good way to keep your interior dry is to install vent covers on your RV’s roof vents, which will allow you to leave them open. Vent covers keep rain out while still providing ventilation.

Use Daytime Shades

Another way to avoid mold growth is to avoid storing your RV with the nighttime shades drawn. Use the RV’s daytime shades, which will allow daylight to enter. Using the night shades may increase the chance of mold if a leak occurs.

Protect Your Tires

Improper storage may lead to a blowout later. Follow these tips to keep your tires safe while your RV is stored.

• Make sure your RV is in a dry, cool place and out of direct sunlight.
• Inflate the tires to the manufacturer’s recommended operating pressure.
• Cover your tires to block sunlight and UV rays.
• If you can, place your RV on blocks to remove weight from the tires. If you cannot use blocks, ensure the surface is firm and level.

Party Barn Boat & RV Storage offers covered, enclosed and uncovered storage within three miles of Lake Lavon and Lake Ray Hubbard. Contact us to learn more about your RV storage options.