The facility is equipped with 8-foot-tall perimeter fencing with 3 layers of barbed wire, an electronic access control gate, 26 light poles for bright nighttime lighting, and more than 35 modern 24/7 recording surveillance cameras. Staff also conduct routine inspection patrols.

Smooth, compacted recycled asphalt is used throughout the facility for both drive lanes and parking stalls. Staff routinely maintain all areas in the best condition. With no weeds, mud, or potholes, you can rest easy storing your property with us.

The simple answer is: easier parking! Parking stalls positioned at 60-degree angles with back-in entry on the driver’s side mean there is no blind spot on the driver’s side of the vehicle. If you know, you know. If you do not, please come take a tour, and we can show you firsthand. It is a big deal!

Lots of amenities! All are FREE with your regular monthly rent. Dump station with rinse water, fresh potable water, hand-wash station, restroom, compressed air, trash dumpster, ice machine, picnic area, and more.

Simply measure the overall length of your property, including the trailer tongue, bumpers, hitches, spare tires, racks, etc. Your property must fit within the designated space, or you will be required to relocate as needed.

Absolutely! We encourage it. We are confident you’ll be shocked by how awesome the facility and customer service are. Do not let our low prices fool you; just come see for yourself. We can even provide remote access so you do not have to worry about meeting anyone if you choose. Trust us; we will keep an eye on you with our awesome camera system.

Because we are a Class A facility, yes, a rental agreement is required. However, we are a month-to-month facility with both short-term and long-term availability.

Yes. After we work together to find the right space for you, the rest is easy. We will email you a rental agreement. Once you complete it, we will activate your account and send a welcome email with a map, your space number, and your access code so you can move in whenever you are ready. Reserve a space today, and let us talk.

We are the closest facility to DIA, as far as we know. Ride-share services are readily available to our facility if you need to catch a flight.

You can easily pay your monthly rent by setting up Autopay with a valid credit card, debit card or ACH. You can also pay online through your account on the website, call in a payment, mail a payment, or drop off a payment at the facility.

It’s worth a conversation before you buy rather than after. Storage availability, space sizing, and pricing can all influence which vehicle makes sense. If you know you’ll be storing a 40-foot motorhome versus a 24-foot travel trailer, that affects the monthly cost and the space you’ll need. Calling the facility before you finalize a purchase helps you factor storage into the decision rather than treating it as an afterthought.

The facility is primarily designed for recreational vehicles, boats, campers, fifth-wheels, trailers, and personal vehicles. Call (303) 644-5800 to discuss your specific situation — the team can quickly tell you whether what you have fits what the facility is set up for.

Age is actually an argument for better storage, not less care. Older RVs have more vulnerable materials — rubber roofs that have already started degrading, aging seals around windows and slide-outs, older electrical systems that don’t handle moisture well. Repairs from a Colorado winter on an exposed driveway can easily exceed a year’s worth of storage fees in a single visit to an RV service shop.

Yes, and this is actually a common setup for our customers. You can store both vehicles at the same facility under one account. You can grab what you need for a specific trip and leave the rest. Having both in one location means one less thing to coordinate, which matters when you’re already managing everything else that goes into a Colorado camping or fishing trip.

It’s a fair concern for any outdoor storage along the Front Range. The facility is outdoor, so complete hail protection isn’t guaranteed — that’s worth knowing upfront. What helps is making sure your RV insurance covers weather events while in storage, which many policies do. A quality fitted cover also significantly reduces cosmetic damage. The facility monitors conditions and communicates with customers after significant weather events.

We’ve handled this before, and it’s not complicated. Call ahead so the team is aware, and they’ll make sure the tow truck has access and knows where to position the vehicle. The facility layout is accessible for tow equipment, and the spaces are sized for straightforward drop-offs. A quick phone call to (303) 644-5800 is all it takes to coordinate.

The most important measurement is total length — not just the body of the RV, but everything attached to it. Hitches, bike racks, bumper-mounted spare tires, and tongue extensions all add length that gets people in trouble when they underestimate. Once you have a specific vehicle or a shortlist, call the facility before reserving. They walk first-timers through this regularly and can help you avoid renting a space that’s technically too short.

Month-to-month is the standard arrangement. You’re not locked into a contract that keeps billing you through the off-season if your situation changes. This matters a lot for new RV owners who aren’t sure yet how often they’ll use it—you can adjust based on real usage rather than an estimate you made before your first camping season.

A Class A motorhome is well within what the facility was designed for — spaces go up to 75 feet. The layout was planned for large vehicles from the start: wide lanes, angled stalls, pull-through options. First-timers with big motorhomes are usually relieved by how much less stressful it is than tighter facilities. If you’d like to do a walkthrough before committing, the team is happy to meet you there.

More often than people expect, yes. HOA fines for improper storage can be significant and compound over time. Weather damage to an RV sitting through a Colorado winter adds real maintenance costs. And many occasional users find they actually go on more trips once storage stops being a friction point — when the rig is ready and accessible, the threshold for a last-minute weekend trip gets lower.

It adds one stop, but removes several problems. The facility has a dump station and fresh water on-site, which means end-of-trip cleanup and next-trip prep both happen in the same place. Families with kids say the biggest improvement is coming home — you drop off the trailer, the car is normal-sized again, and the trip is actually finished rather than half-finished in your driveway.

Yes, and this situation comes up often enough that it’s handled smoothly. Gate access can be set up for more than one person, so you can both get in and out independently without coordinating every time. When you set up the account, just let them know it’s a shared ownership situation, and they’ll make sure both parties have what they need.

The Denver metro has hundreds of active HOA communities. If you own a recreational vehicle, your HOA likely has rules about where you can and cannot park it. This is one of the most common complaints among RV owners.

The practical solution most RV owners choose is off-site storage. Front Range RV Storage has served Colorado residents since 2018. We built the facility from the ground up to accommodate oversized vehicles. Bennett is a short drive east along the I-70 corridor, making it a convenient stop. Whether you have been managing the driveway situation or avoiding it, it is worth a call. Free up driveway space near today.

The eastern plains are not gentle on vehicles. Parts of Colorado that experiences more hail events per year than most of the country, intense UV exposure at elevation, and temperature swings from single digits in January to 95 degrees in July. For a recreational vehicle sitting outside between trips, that is a significant cumulative stress load. That is why colorado residents, seeking cold-weather protection for their recreational vehicles can count on Front Range RV Storage.

Front Range RV Storage is in Bennett, about 15 minutes west on I-70. It offers outdoor storage, so it is not climate-controlled. It provides a solid surface, a well-maintained facility with proper drainage, and an environment where your vehicle is among other owners who actively use and check on it. For Byers residents who use their RV seriously and want it to last, the maintenance math tends to favor proper storage over the long run. Avoiding one roof repair or seal replacement can pay for years of monthly storage fees.