Gated, 24/7-access RV parking on Duval Road — including spaces for 40 ft+ rigs.
HOA won't let you keep the camper at home? No room in the driveway for a fifth-wheel? Park it at our locally-owned lot minutes from JAX. Month-to-month, same-day signup, and a real person on the phone.
Most people don't buy an RV and then go looking for somewhere to park it. They buy the RV, bring it home, and find out the hard way that a 32-foot travel trailer does not fit in a suburban driveway — or that the HOA has a rule about it, and a neighbor who knows the rule by heart.
That's the call we get most often on the Northside. Somebody bought a rig in the spring, parked it beside the house, and got a letter. Deed restrictions across Jacksonville's newer subdivisions routinely ban recreational vehicles from being parked in driveways or side yards for more than a day or two at a time, and even where the HOA allows it, city setback rules and plain physics usually don't. A Class A motorhome is wider than most driveways and taller than most garage doors.
The other half of the calls are simpler: there's just no room. Older Northside lots weren't laid out with a 40-foot fifth-wheel in mind, and backing one down a narrow street past parked cars gets old fast.
Off-site RV storage solves both. You get the rig out of the yard, off the HOA's radar, and into a fenced lot where it isn't blocking anything — and you keep your own gate code, so you can pull it out at 5 a.m. on a Friday without asking anyone's permission.
We price by length, not by rig category, because that's the only measurement that actually determines what fits. Measure bumper to bumper — including the tongue and any hitch extension — and pick the tier that covers it.
Every space is month-to-month. There's no annual contract, no administrative fee at signup, and no penalty for leaving. New customers get 50% off the first month. If you store more than one vehicle on the same account, multi-vehicle discounts start at 10% off your total for two and go up from there.
Month-to-month, no long-term contract. New customers save 50% off the first month at signup.
No semi trucks or commercial tractors. We're a clean, residential and recreational lot.
This is the part of the Jacksonville market that's genuinely hard to solve. Most self-storage facilities that advertise "RV parking" are really offering a 10 × 20 or 10 × 30 space — fine for a bass boat or a pop-up, useless for a 43-foot diesel pusher. Owners of big rigs end up calling six places and hearing "we can't take anything that long" six times.
Our Tier 3 spaces are built for exactly those vehicles: Class A motorhomes, fifth-wheels, toy haulers, and oversized travel trailers over 40 feet. $150 a month, same month-to-month terms as everything else, same 24/7 gate code.
A few things worth knowing before you bring a large rig over:
One rule we don't bend: no semi trucks or commercial tractors. We keep this a clean residential and recreational lot, which is a big part of why it stays quiet and why our neighbors don't mind us.
We're on Duval Road, a few minutes from the terminals at Jacksonville International (JAX). That turns out to be useful in two directions.
If you're flying out, you can drop the RV or the tow vehicle here instead of leaving it in a driveway for two weeks, and you're close enough that a rideshare to the airport costs about as much as a coffee. If you're flying in to start a trip — which is common for snowbirds and for people who keep a rig in Florida but live somewhere else — you can land, get to the lot, and be on the road the same afternoon.
It also works for staging. Plenty of our customers pull the rig out the night before a trip, load it up at home, and bring it back the following weekend. Daily storage is $30 and weekly is $100, so short stays don't require a monthly commitment.
We're a Northside lot and we're honest about our catchment. If you live in Mandarin or out at the Beaches, there are closer options and you should take them — nobody wants to drive 45 minutes to fetch their own camper.
Where we make sense is north of the river: Oceanway, Dinsmore, Pecan Park, Highlands, Garden City, and Northside Jacksonville proper, plus everything up I-95 toward Yulee, Callahan, and Nassau County. Baldwin and the western Northside work too. From most of those neighborhoods you're looking at a ten-to-twenty-minute drive, with I-95 and I-295 both close enough that you're not fighting surface streets with a trailer behind you.
Two of our six Google reviews, from customers storing motorhomes and RVs on Duval Road. Verbatim, nothing edited.
“I've had my old Motorhome here over 2 years. Best price around, 24 hour access, and friendly management. Great Storage Facility.”
“Store both RV and Boat here at Duval Truck, Rv and Boat. Been here about 8 months to a year. Amazing people to work with. My toys are safe and secure. 5/5 stars.”
Our lot sits on Duval Road in Northside Jacksonville, with quick I-95 and I-295 access and Jacksonville International Airport just up the road. Easy in-and-out from Oceanway, Dinsmore, Pecan Park, Yulee, and Callahan.
Stop by during business hours, or call ahead for a tour. Reservations and gate codes are issued same-day for most bookings.
Phone: (904) 304-8908
Get Directions →Florida is hard on parked vehicles. Heat, humidity, UV, and afternoon thunderstorms will find every weak seal and every neglected battery. None of this is complicated, but skipping it is how people come back after a summer to a mildew problem.
UV is the enemy. Cover the tires or park so they get as little direct afternoon sun as possible, inflate to the sidewall pressure before you park it, and if the rig is going to sit for several months, move it a few feet every so often so the same patch of rubber isn't loaded the whole time.
Close the propane valves. Disconnect the house and chassis batteries, or put them on a maintainer — a Florida summer will cook a neglected battery flat and then kill it. If you pull them, store them somewhere cool rather than leaving them in the compartment.
This is the big one here. Humidity gets into a sealed RV and stays there. Empty the fresh and grey tanks, run the fridge dry with the door propped, put desiccant tubs in the living area and any closed cabinets, and leave roof vents cracked under their covers if your rig has them. Anything soft that can hold moisture — bedding, towels, cushions you can remove — is better off at home.
Walk the roof and check the sealant around vents, skylights, and the front and rear caps before it sits. A hairline crack that's fine in dry weather becomes a soaked ceiling panel after a month of Jacksonville afternoon storms.
Pull every crumb of food, including the pantry items you forgot about. Steel wool in obvious entry points and a few traps go a long way. If the rig will sit more than a couple of months, add fuel stabilizer and run the engine long enough to get it through the system.
Insurance: keep your own comprehensive coverage on the vehicle. Like any storage facility, we're not responsible for damage to vehicles or their contents — that's what your policy is for.
Storing a boat and trailer instead? Same lot, same gate code, same month-to-month terms.
See boat storage →A straight look at the options when the HOA says no — driveway, storage lot, or somewhere else.
Read the guide →Why the airport corridor is a practical place to leave a rig between trips.
Read the guide →Same-day gate codes on most bookings. 50% off your first month for new customers.
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