Covered & Outdoor Vehicle Storage in Banning, CA

RV Storage Near You in Banning

Our Banning facility at 1455 S. San Gorgonio Avenue offers covered and outdoor parking just south of the I-10. Most of our tenants come from the neighborhoods north and east of Ramsey Street — the homes off East Lincoln, Wilson, and Williams, and the residential areas near 8th and 22nd Street. We're about five minutes from those neighborhoods and a quick I-10 hop from Cabazon, Morongo, and the wind farm corridor to the east.

What We Offer: Covered & Outdoor Parking Spaces

Each parking space is clearly numbered and sized for RVs, boats, or automobiles. Drive aisles are wide enough to maneuver longer rigs up to 65 feet comfortably, and the approach from San Gorgonio Avenue is straight-on from both directions — no tight residential turns, no overhead clearance issues. Whether you're parking your RV between trips or storing a boat through the offseason, you can get in, parked, and back out without a hassle.

Storage for Long RVs, Motorhomes, and Larger Boats

If you've been told your rig is too long, we have you covered. Our largest spaces fit vehicles other facilities turn away, including:

• Class A motorhomes — including diesel pushers and longer gas coaches up to 45 feet
• Fifth-wheels — including toy haulers, full-profile bunkhouse models, and rigs with extended hitches
• Travel trailers and bumper-pull toy haulers that run long with the tow vehicle attached
• Bus conversions and Skoolies up to 65 feet
• Larger boats on trailers — wakeboard and ski boats with towers, center consoles, pontoons, and cabin cruisers that exceed standard parking lengths

Availability for our longest spaces is limited (we have two 60-foot spaces and one 65-foot space), so if you've got an oversize rig or boat, give us a call to confirm what's open before you make the drive.

Serving Banning's North & East Side

Most of the customers who come through our gate are from the neighborhoods just north and east of Ramsey Street — the residential areas off East Lincoln, Wilson, and Williams, along with the homes north of the I-10 near 8th and 22nd Street. Residents of these neighborhoods are about five minutes from our facility, with covered and outdoor parking available right off San Gorgonio Avenue.

We also serve a steady number of RV owners from Cabazon and the Morongo area to the east. For those traveling west on the I-10 from the casino, the outlets, or the wind farms, our gate is located just past the Highland Springs exit, with ample room on the lot to maneuver a 40-foot rig.

For residents coming down from the hills on Highland Home Road or in from Cherry Valley and the north Beaumont area, our facility is a straight route south on San Gorgonio Avenue. Tenants from those areas often mention that they chose our location because the drive avoids the Ramsey Street traffic signals, allowing for a quicker arrival and departure.

A few of the destinations our tenants most often visit before or after a trip:

• Morongo Casino Resort & Spa (Cabazon) — about 6 miles east, with convenient I-10 access on the return
• San Gorgonio Pass and CA-243 to Idyllwild — the most common weekend route from our facility
• Banning Stagecoach KOA — shares our access road, making the transition from storage to hookup straightforward
• Silent Valley Club and the campgrounds south on CA-243
• Lake Cahuilla, Joshua Tree, and the desert routes east — Cabazon residents in particular use our facility as a staging point before heading to Joshua Tree or Pioneertown

Easy Access from I-10 and CA-243

We're at 1455 S. San Gorgonio Avenue, two blocks south of the I-10. From either direction, the 8th Street exit is the most direct — turn south, head over to San Gorgonio Avenue, and you're at our gate in under a minute. The 22nd Street exit also works well, especially if you're hauling a longer rig and want a wider approach.

If you're coming down from CA-243 and the mountain communities, San Gorgonio Avenue runs straight north to our gate.

Tenants coming from the east side — Cabazon, the Morongo area, the wind farm corridor — take I-10 west to the 8th Street exit, which is the cleanest approach for anyone hauling a boat or fifth-wheel back from the desert.

For drivers coming in from Yucaipa, Calimesa, or the Beaumont side, you'll pass the Highland Springs exit on your way — keep going east another few minutes and exit at 8th Street.

Supporting Cancer Research Through Kure It

At US Storage Centers, community is at the heart of what we do. Our Banning facility proudly supports Kure It Cancer Research, a nonprofit dedicated to funding underrepresented cancer studies.

Through our Round Up for Cancer Research program, tenants can choose to round up their monthly rent to help fund life-saving cancer research. US Storage Centers matches every donation, helping make a meaningful difference in the lives of others while giving back to the communities we serve.