Pull-through spots
Enter one end, leave the other. No spotter, no thirty-point turn with a fifth wheel.
Storage type
Pull-through spots for the rig your driveway can't take.
Covered canopies and open pads up to 45 feet, with a wash bay, a dump station and turning room designed around a fifth wheel — not a compact car.
- Spots up to 45 feet
- Pull-through, no backing
- Wash bay and dump station
$95/mo
Starting price today
What RV and boat storage looks like here
Our RV and boat rows are paved, striped, pull-through spots sized from 25 to 45 feet, with 12-foot lanes so you're never threading a trailer between two rigs.
Covered spots sit under a 14-foot steel canopy that keeps snow load and UV off the roof — the two things that age a camper fastest in Minnesota. Open pads cost less and suit boats on trailers that get shrink-wrapped for the season.
- Lengths
- 25 ft, 35 ft and 45 ft spots
- Cover
- 14 ft steel canopy on covered rows
- On site
- Wash bay, dump station, air
- Access
- 6am–10pm, extended by request
Why people choose it
Snow load off the roof
Covered rows carry the snow so your camper's roof and seals don't.
Wash bay on site
Rinse the road salt or the lake water off before you park it for the season.
Dump station
Empty tanks on the way in at Eagan, so you're not driving across town first.
Winter-ready lot
Plowed before gate open, with the RV rows cleared wide enough to get a rig out.
Cheaper than a lot lease
Storage starts at $95 and skips the marina and campground off-season rates.
Is this the right pick?
Yes, if…
- A travel trailer, fifth wheel or Class A that won't fit the driveway
- A boat on a trailer through the Minnesota off-season
- A pontoon that needs a wash before winter
- Your city or HOA bans RV parking on the street
- You want the rig plowed out and reachable in spring
- You'd rather not pay a campground for winter storage
Maybe not, if…
- Cars, vans and small trailers — vehicle storage is cheaper
- Living in or sleeping in the rig on site; that's not permitted
- Rigs needing hookups for extended power
- Vessels over 45 feet, which we can't accommodate
What people keep in here
Motorhomes
- Class A
- Class B vans
- Class C
- Toy haulers
- Bus conversions
Towables
- Travel trailers
- Fifth wheels
- Pop-ups
- Teardrops
- Hybrid campers
Boats
- Runabouts
- Pontoons
- Fishing boats
- Ski boats
- Sailboats on trailers
Winter toys
- Snowmobile trailers
- Ice houses
- ATV haulers
- Sleds
- Gear trailers
Support gear
- Hitches
- Leveling blocks
- Shore cords
- Covers
- Chocks
Overflow
- Utility trailers
- Car haulers
- Equipment trailers
- Dump trailers
- Flatbeds
Side by side with a standard unit
| Feature | RV & boat | Standard unit |
|---|---|---|
| Spot length | Up to 45 ft | Up to 30 ft |
| Maneuvering | Pull-through, 12 ft lanes | Back-in stall |
| Cover option | 14 ft canopy | Enclosed unit |
| Services | Wash bay and dump station | None |
| Seasonality | Off-season friendly | Year round |
| Typical starting rate | $95/mo open | $79/mo |
Sizes people rent for this
Full size guide10 × 30
Business
An enclosed alternative for smaller campers and boats.
$289/mo
Rent this10 × 20
Full house
A fishing boat or pop-up camper stored indoors.
$209/mo
Rent this10 × 15
Three bedrooms
Trailered jet skis, gear and winter covers.
$164/mo
Rent this10 × 10
Two bedrooms
Off-season gear, canvas and accessories beside your outdoor spot.
$118/mo
Rent thisIncluded with every unit
- Wide drive aislesBuilt to take a 26-foot truck without a three point turn.
- 24/7 recorded camerasCoverage on every drive aisle, hallway and gate.
- Individual gate codesYour code logs every entry and exit to your unit.
- Bright LED lightingMotion lighting inside and full lot lighting outside.
- Extended gate hours6am to 10pm daily, with 24-hour access available.
- Month-to-month leasesNo annual contract, no early termination fee.
Where to find it
Northline Brooklyn Park
8815 Zane Ave N, Brooklyn Park 55443
1.4 mi away · 7 units left
$42/mo
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Quick answers
- How long a spot do I need?
- Measure bumper to hitch and add three feet. Most travel trailers take a 35-foot spot; a Class A or a fifth wheel with a truck usually needs 45.
- Is there a dump station?
- Eagan has a dump station and a wash bay available to RV tenants during gate hours at no extra cost.
- Can I plug in to charge the batteries?
- Covered rows at Eagan have metered 15-amp outlets available as an add-on. It's trickle-charge power, not a campsite hookup.
- Do you shrink-wrap boats?
- We don't do it ourselves, but managers keep a list of local shops that come to the lot and wrap on site.
- Can I get in during the winter?
- Yes. RV rows are plowed wide enough to pull a rig out, though we ask for a call ahead after a heavy storm so we can clear your spot first.
- Can I sleep in my RV while it's stored?
- No. Lots are storage only — no overnight occupancy, generators or extended hookups.
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