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Pricing for RV storage in Tampa, Florida
The biggest factor when it comes to RV storage prices in Tampa, Florida is size. Below are some monthly price ranges you can expect to see in Tampa, Florida based on different storage unit sizes.
| Unit Size | Average Price | Lowest Price |
|---|---|---|
| 20' | $152.50 | |
| 25' | N/A | |
| 30' | $240.00 | |
| 35' | N/A | |
| 40' | $176.80 |
The overall average price of a RV storage unit booked in Tampa, Florida over the past 180 days is $80.85.
Data for the cheapest RV storage unit is updated every 15 minutes.
Tampa Self-Storage: At A Glance
Do I need a climate controlled storage unit in Tampa?
The forecast high for Tampa is 82 degrees today. The record high for today in Tampa is 91 degrees. High temperatures and humidity can cause mold and mildew to thrive. If you're considering storing items that are susceptible to mold and mildew during this period, consider renting a climate controlled storage unit.
Does Tampa student population affect self-storage prices?
Colleges and universities located in or nearby Tampa include University of South Florida, University of Tampa. College students often need self-storage during summer and winter breaks and can drive prices up during these seasons.
How does seasonality affect Tampa self-storage prices?
Storage prices in Tampa tend to be somewhat volatile when compared to other cities. Prices can vary by about $38.35 monthly depending on the time of year. Tampa self-storage prices are highest inDecember, and lowest in April.
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Types of RV Storage
There are four common types of RV storage offered at self-storage facilities: Enclosed RV storage, Indoor RV Storage, Covered RV storage, and RV Parking Spaces.
Enclosed RV Storage
Enclosed RV Storage is the safest and most secure means of storing your RV. These are large self-storage units that essentially act as garages you can drive your RV straight into, and are accessed via a large roll-up door. Enclosed units provide protection from winter weather and prevent any unwanted access to your RV.
Indoor RV Storage
With Indoor RV storage, your RV will be parked inside a large structure such as a warehouse with other vehicles. Indoor RV storage provides the same protection from the elements as enclosed storage, but since your RV will be in a shared space there will may be different access requirements.
Indoor RV Storage
With Covered RV storage, you’ll typically park your RV under a standalone roof alongside other vehicles, though some covered units do have three walls separating your vehicle from the rest. Though you won’t get as much protection as from an enclosed unit or indoor, the roof structure will protect your RV from the harshest elements.
RV Parking Spaces
An RV Parking Space is exactly what it sounds like: an area for you to park your RV. The parking area may be paved or on a variety of unpaved surfaces including gravel, dirt, or an open field on the storage facility’s grounds.
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