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Based on 43 verified reviews, renters rated Neighbor's service for finding car storage in American Fork 4.0 out of 5 on average
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William F.
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Lehi, UT
Jun 24, 2020
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Seany B.
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Highland, UT
Jun 11, 2018
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Paul O.
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American Fork, UT
May 17, 2021
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West Jordan, UT
Apr 30, 2019
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Holladay, UT
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Lehi, UT
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Average price of car storage in American Fork $42, first month discount 67% of listings.
Top car storage types: Driveway $40, Self Storage Unit $39, Garage $41.
Most car storage units have indoor features, average rating 0.
Average price $48; top host listings 0%; 100% indoor for extra protection.
Average rating 0 stars; 33% garage listings; 50% have 24/7 access.
Closest storage 0.5 miles; climate control in 0% listings; 67% business hours access.
50% of listings are garages with an average rating of 1.0.
Average response time: within 24 hours; 25% of listings have a rating.
33% of garages have indoor access; 17% offer camera features.
75% of listings have a host response time within 24 hours.
Unpaved lots average $57 monthly with 20 feet or wider spaces.
Driveways and garages are most common, with an average distance of 0.6 miles.
33% of options are located within 0.3 miles, ensuring quick access.
Average response time is 40 minutes, with some hosts replying instantly.
50% of listings offer 24/7 access or appointment-based access.
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Average price per square foot: $2. First month discount available on 2 listings.
Sizes up to 75 ft length and 123 ft width. Ideal for trucks or vans.
91.6% of hosts respond within 24 hours. 6 listings offer indoor or 24/7 access.
67% of listings are indoor and climate controlled; average price $57 per month.
Average distance is 1 mile; top host status available in some listings.
Garages and warehouses are common space types; average size 22x17 feet.
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Average storage facility American Fork, UT | $241 | $314 | $319 |
Neighbor 100+ storage spaces nearby | |||
Extra Space Storage Orem, UT (7 miles) | $602 | $602 | -- |
Towne Storage Riverton, UT (14 miles) | $283 | $360 | $480 |
Towne Storage Herriman, UT (14 miles) | $282 | $357 | $483 |
Enter your car information below to see what size storage unit you need for your car.
Compact car
10’×15’ storage units
Due to their small size, mini cars can fit in an indoor or outdoor 10’×15’ space. Car examples include Mini Cooper (12.6 feet) and Mazda Miata (12.10 feet).
Small car
10’×15’ storage units
Small car examples include Honda Fit (13.3 feet), Volkswagen Golf (13.8 feet), Kia Soul (13.9 feet), and Kia Rio Hatchback (13.4 feet).
Small SUV
10’×15’ storage units
Small SUVs can be stored indoor, outdoor, and covered spaces. The Toyota Corolla iM (14.2 feet) and Honda CR-V are car examples.
Mid-size car
10’×15’ storage units
Mid-size cars are the largest cars that fit in a 10’×15’ space. Examples include Ford Fiesta (14.5 feet), and Ford Focus (14.4 feet).
Full-size car
10’×20’ storage units
Full-sized cars include Toyota Camry (16.2 feet), Honda Civic (15.27 feet), Ford Fusion (15.9 feet), and Chevrolet Impala (16.7 feet).
Small pickup
10’×20’ storage units
Small pickups can be stored uncovered and outdoor. If storing indoor, make sure the height of the car will work. Toyota Tacoma (17.6 feet) is a small pickup.
Mid-size to large SUV
10’×20’ storage units
Larger SUVs requiring a 10’×20’ unit include Jeep Grand Cherokee (16.13 feet), Toyota RAV4 (15.1 feet), GMC Sierra (19.1 feet), and Ford Explorer (16.5 feet).
Minivan
10’×20’ storage units
Minivans typically fit well in a 10’×20’ unit. For more room, store in a 10’×30’. Car examples include Honda Odyssey (17.1 feet) and Toyota Sienna (16.9 inches).
Large pickup
10’×30’ storage units
Large pickup 10’×30’ storage units Pickup trucks can be store indoor or outdoor. Examples include Chevrolet Silverado (19.4 feet), Ford F-150 (18.97 feet), and the rest of the Ford-F series (20.85 feet).
Seasonal car storage
Choose indoor storage (garage or facility) for protection, or secure outdoor storage with a cover. Maintain battery and tires.
Storing a car while in a large city
Use a secure parking garage, consider car storage services, or park in well-lit areas with anti-theft devices.
Military deployment car storage
Select a long-term storage facility with monitoring, trust friends or family, or consider renting it out for extra use.
Storing a business car or truck
Opt for commercial storage facilities, use on-site storage if available, and perform maintenance pre-storage.
Auto storage during a life change
Options include long-term storage facilities, trusted contacts (friends or family), or renting out the car for extra use.
Parking a car when you travel
Consider airport parking, storage facilities, or car storage services. Ensure your car is well-maintained before departure.
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See more car storageIn New York, NY (the Bronx, Brooklyn, Manhattan, Queens, and Staten Island), the summers are hot and humid, while the winters are snowy and wet. And what do those seasons have in common? Moisture—which can lead to...
If you’re a New York resident looking for RV or trailer storage, we recommend the following space types:
For larger motorhomes like the Thor Four Winds (Class Cs like these between 20’-30’ long): A covered and gated RV pad
Here’s why: Though a rarer find, this storage option will protect against rain or snow exposure, along with any security threats.
For camper vans like the Winnebago Revel (Class Bs around 20’ long): A private residential garage with a ceiling height of 8 feet or higher
Here’s why: Enclosed RV storage spaces offer maximum protection against moisture and break-ins. Just beware, most camper vans measure between 7 and 9 feet tall, so confirm the space’s ceiling height before booking.
For travel trailers like the Forest River Cherokee (Between 20’-28 feet long): A leveled RV pad with a carport
Here’s why: Parking a trailer on a slope can be tricky. For convenience, opt for a non-sloped RV pad. To minimize moisture, opt for a covered parking space.
For fifth wheels and toy haulers like the Grand Design Reflection (Measuring up to 40’ long): A leveled RV pad
Here’s why: Parking a fifth wheel or toy hauler on a slope requires extra precautions, which can be an inconvenience. Note: Because carports often max out at 24’ long, finding a covered RV will prove difficult. Instead, opt for an RV cover.
Need help classifying your RV or trailer type? Check out this guide. For more insight into RV dimensions, read this article!
You’ve heard the spiel: the cost of RV storage varies based on your location, unit size, and property amenities (electronic gate access, video surveillance, etc.)
But with peer-to-peer marketplaces like Neighbor, RV storage prices aren’t a mystery. The host’s monthly rate is clearly posted on each listing.
(And that price will stay the same whether you’re storing a traditional motorhome, travel trailer, fifth wheel, toy hauler, or teardrop trailer.)
In a 10’x20’, private residential garage, you could store a 20’-long travel trailer for the same rate as a compact, 10’-teardrop trailer.
Overall, RVers who rent through peer-to-peer marketplaces like Neighbor spend an average of 30% less on RV and camper storage, when compared to traditional RV storage facilities.
Traditional RV/trailer storage: Average of $200-$250 per month Peer-to-peer RV/trailer storage (Neighbor.com): Average of $100-$150 per month
With traditional RV/trailer storage facilities, options are usually limited to canopy parking and traditional storage units, including the following:
But on peer-to-peer RV storage marketplaces, like Neighbor, you’ll find affordable outdoor uncovered RV/trailer storage, outdoor covered RV/trailer storage, indoor RV storage, and climate-controlled indoor RV/trailer storage–including:
Cement RV Pads ✔️Outdoor ✔️ Can Be Covered or Uncovered ✔️ Back-In Right for you if: You’re nervous about break-ins or other security threats (Residential spaces are up to 14x safer, especially if the Neighbor host lives on the property)
You value privacy and don’t want to park in a crowded RV storage yard
You’re looking for a gated storage space (Note: Not all RV pads listed on Neighbor are gated, but some spaces offer dual protection with a double-gated setup)
You don’t mind paying a little extra per month
Not the right fit if: Your RV has a fiberglass roof, making it more susceptible to hail or heat-related damage
You don’t own an RV cover (meaning your RV will be completely exposed to New York’s snowy conditions in the winter).
Unpaved RV Pads ✔️Outdoor ✔️ Usually Uncovered ✔️ Back-in Right for you if: You value privacy and want to keep foot traffic to a minimum, especially with vehicle thefts on the rise in New York.
You like knowing your host lives nearby. It gives you peace of mind to know your host will watch over your RV and respond to any security threats promptly.
You want the security of an indoor storage space and the price tag of an outdoor storage space. Neighbor spaces are reported to be up to 14x safer than traditional RV storage facilities (and 30% cheaper) Not the right fit if: You haven’t invested in an RV cover (and don’t plan to): New York’s humidity levels can tarnish your RV’s exterior and lead to dulling paint.
You don’t know how to get your RV unstuck from the mud: With over 100 rainy days in New York, NY, an unpaved gravel lot can unexpectedly turn into a mud pit. But don’t worry, there are traction devices for that.
You don’t want to perform regular checks on your stored RV: When parking your RV on a gravel or dirt lot, you’ll need to check for signs of rust on your RV’s underbelly, as moisture can accumulate.
Paved Parking Lot ✔️Outdoor ✔️ Can be Covered or Uncovered ✔️ Back-in Right for you if: You’re concerned about the risks of parking your RV on an unpaved lot. Your RV’s underbelly is at greater risk of rust in an unpaved lot.
You’re working on a tight budget: Paved parking is one of the more affordable RV storage/parking options compared to indoor facilities and private carports.
You have a compact RV: If your RV measures fewer than 20 feet in length, you’ll be able to easily pull in and out of the space.
Not the Right Fit If: You own a larger rig: Most standard parking spaces are 9 feet wide and 20 feet long. Meanwhile, the average Class A measures 25 feet in length, while Class Cs range from 20 to 30 feet in length.
Your RV is uninsured: Parking lots are common targets of vehicle car break-ins. (Though, you can always look for lots with on-site security personnel and installed security cameras)
You aren’t willing to prepare your RV for hot weather storage: If you don’t take the right precautions (like these), New York’s record highs of 106 degrees can lead to paint and tire damage.
Unpaved Lot ✔️Outdoor ✔️Uncovered ✔️Pull-through Right For You If: You’re looking for pull-through RV storage. This allows you to easily maneuver your RV out of the lot without performing a 10-point turn.
You need a low-cost RV storage option: As one of the most affordable RV storage options, you’ll have more $ to spend on road trips (and other New York living expenses).
Not the Right Fit If You don’t own a traction mat: If you don’t own the right equipment for getting your RV unstuck from mud, this might not be the right storage option for you. Note: Gravel and dirt lots collect excess moisture, which can lead to potential maneuvering issues
You live downtown: Unpaved lots are usually on the outskirts of town, meaning you’ll need to commute from the big city to your RV storage space every time you want to use it.
Driveway ✔️Outdoor ✔️Uncovered ✔️Back-in Right For You If: You want someone to frequently check in on your RV: Because the driveway is a high-traffic area for the homeowners, you can rest easy, knowing your RV isn’t being left unattended for months at a time.
You don’t mind parking your RV on a slope: Because some driveways are sloped, ensure you know how to level a camper and always take extra precautions to prevent your RV from rolling away.
You want an extra level of security. Residential spaces can be up to 14 times safer than commercial RV storage yards or traditional self-storage units.
You’re still learning how to back up your RV: Backing your RV out of a driveway is a straight shot. Just be sure to watch for the homeowner’s cars!
Not the Right Fit If You want a private storage space, just for your RV: Rent a driveway, and you may end up sharing the space with other renters (or the hosts themselves).
Your RV roof isn’t rubber: Without the overhead protection of a carport or enclosed structure, your RV will be exposed to hail, direct sunlight, and heavy snow–putting roof types like fiberglass at greater risk.
Private Garage ✔️Indoor ✔️Covered ✔️Enclosed✔️Back-in Right for You If: You’re willing to pay a bit extra on RV storage: Private garages are considered one of the more expensive RV storage options.
You need climate-controlled storage (Note: Not all private garages are climate-controlled)
You value security above all else: With your RV tucked in a locked garage, your vehicle will be out of view and protected from security threats.
Not the Right Fit If You’re on a tight budget: Instead, look for unpaved RV pads and lots.
You own a larger RV: Most two-car garages have roof heights of 8 ft and under, restricting the # of RVs that can reasonably fit in this space type.
Carport ✔️Outdoor ✔️Covered ✔️Back-in Right for You If: You’re storing your RV for the winter. With 73’ inches of snowfall documented every year in New York, NY, excess snow can pile on your RV’s roof (leading to damage).
You want a private RV storage space: Usually, there’s only one RV assigned per space.
If you only plan to use your RV a few times during the summer: Have to store your RV for several consecutive weeks in the summer? Don’t leave it in direct UV exposure for extended periods. Opt for a carport that will obstruct (some) of the sun’s rays.
Not the Right Fit If: You struggle to back your RV into narrow spaces and are still learning to maneuver your rig
If you’re worried about leaving the sides of your RV exposed: While some carports offer partial side protection, other structures leave an RV vulnerable to wind, rain, sleet, hail, etc.
While Neighbor often features the cheapest, safest, and nearest car storage, traditional storage units are also a potential option for car storage in American Fork, UT.
See the list below for information:
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