RV Storage in the Seattle Area

[ijoe13]

Originally Posted by dmcgaugh

If you're looking for covered RV storage with power, I highly recommend Snohomish Storage on Bickford Ave. I live in north Seattle so it's a bit of a drive, but the way I cope is to plan my 2-day weekend outings on the north end of the state.

It isn't exactly cheap, but power, cover, and a dump station on premises is pretty great. You'll likely end up on a wait list, but despite what they tell you, there's a decent chance that they'll find a space for you in a few weeks.

We've been with them for 3-years, our AS was one of the RVs that was destroyed in the big fire they had this spring (started in another trailer nearby). My point of bringing that up is that we didn't hesitate to take another space with them once we got our replacement AS.

Sorry to hear about the fire. I can’t imagine how stressful something like can be. Are their prices in the $200/month range?

As a side question; What type of insurance coverage does Snohomish Storage require? I haven’t yet started researching insurance, but will do so soon.

[dmcgaugh]

Originally Posted by ijoe13

Sorry to hear about the fire. I can’t imagine how stressful something like can be. Are their prices in the $200/month range?

As a side question; What type of insurance coverage does Snohomish Storage require? I haven’t yet started researching insurance, but will do so soon.

Mid to high $200's.

We had (and have on our new one) full comprehensive insurance through USAA. This was sufficient for them, though I don't know what their minimum is. In both cases when we signed the lease, we hadn't received permanent plates and they were pretty flexible on that, so I imagine they would be flexible on other things. Plus, they don't require that until you sign the lease, so you can at least go on the wait list now.

[ijoe13]

Originally Posted by dmcgaugh

Mid to high $200's.

We had (and have on our new one) full comprehensive insurance through USAA. This was sufficient for them, though I don't know what their minimum is. In both cases when we signed the lease, we hadn't received permanent plates and they were pretty flexible on that, so I imagine they would be flexible on other things. Plus, they don't require that until you sign the lease, so you can at least go on the wait list now.

Good to know. Thanks for the recommendation.