The Texas Hill Country is one of the best regions in the country for RV owners. With state parks, wineries, and wide-open roads just outside your door, owning an RV here is a lifestyle. But when your rig isn’t on the road, you need a safe, convenient place to store it.
Here’s everything you need to know about RV storage in the Hill Country.
Types of RV Storage
Outdoor Uncovered Storage
The most common and affordable option. Your RV is parked on an open lot, typically behind a fence with security cameras. This is ideal if you use your RV regularly and need easy access.
Covered Storage
A roof structure protects your RV from sun and rain while the sides remain open. This offers moderate protection at a mid-range price.
Enclosed Storage
Your RV is stored inside a building, fully protected from the elements. This is the most expensive option and is usually reserved for high-value motorhomes.
At Dripping Springs Self Storage, we offer outdoor uncovered storage with 150+ spots, wide driving lanes for Class A motorhomes up to 40+ feet, and optional power hookups — all at competitive month-to-month rates.
What to Look for in RV Storage
- Security: Fencing, gated access, and 24/7 surveillance are essential
- Size: Make sure the facility can handle your rig’s length — some places max out at 25–30 feet
- Maneuverability: Wide driving lanes matter. You don’t want to scrape your $100,000 motorhome on a tight turn
- Power access: If you want to maintain your batteries or run systems periodically, power hookups are a huge plus
- Location: Close to your home and close to the destinations you frequent
- Flexibility: Month-to-month leases give you freedom
How to Prepare Your RV for Storage
- Clean inside and out — Remove all food, clean surfaces, and wash the exterior
- Top off fluids — Add fuel stabilizer and check engine oil
- Battery care — Disconnect or use a trickle charger
- Tire maintenance — Inflate to recommended pressure; consider tire covers for UV protection
- Seal it up — Close all vents, windows, and openings to prevent critters from getting in
- Cover it — Use a breathable RV cover for UV and dust protection
Hill Country Destinations Worth the Drive
Part of the joy of storing your RV in the Dripping Springs area is the proximity to incredible destinations:
- Pedernales Falls State Park — 30 minutes from Dripping Springs
- Enchanted Rock — About 90 minutes northwest
- Garner State Park — A classic Texas Hill Country destination
- Fredericksburg & Wine Country — An easy day trip from Dripping Springs
- Lake Travis & Lake Buchanan — Waterfront camping and recreation
Our location on Gatlin Creek Road gives you quick access to US 290 and all of these destinations. Learn more about our RV storage options or call 512-808-0342.
