Camping season in the Red River Valley is over, and the camper that spent the summer at the lake now needs a place to wait out the winter. For camper owners in Moorhead, Dilworth, and south Fargo, a driveway means snow on the roof all season. MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead, at 4126 29th Ave S in Moorhead, MN, offers camper storage in enclosed, drive-in units with a 12 foot wide by 14 foot tall door and power in every unit. This guide covers unit sizes and camper storage costs, how to measure a travel trailer, fifth wheel, or pop-up, and how winter access works.

Enclosed Camper Storage in Moorhead

Every unit at MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead is enclosed and drive-in, with a 12 foot wide by 14 foot tall overhead door, a 120V electrical outlet, and an overhead light. The camper backs in on its hitch, the door closes, and it stays indoors until spring.

The buildings sit 55 feet apart, which gives room to swing a tow vehicle and camper wide, straighten out, and back into the unit.

Camper Storage Cost per Month

Sizes below are written depth first, so a 30 x 14 is 30 feet deep and 14 feet wide. The rental page lists the same units width first, so the 30 x 14 appears there as 14 x 30. Every unit rents month to month.

• 30 x 14: $378 per month
• 35 x 14: $441 per month
• 30 x 18: $486 per month, with a man door
• 40 x 14: $504 per month, with a 30-amp outlet
• 40 x 18: $648 per month, with a man door and a 30-amp outlet
• 50 x 17: $765 per month, with a man door and a 30-amp outlet
• 40 x 28: $1,008 per month, two overhead doors and two 30-amp outlets
• 70 x 28 pull-through: $1,764 per month, four overhead doors and four outlets

Availability changes through the year, and some sizes have a waiting list, so check the MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead rental page for the sizes open today. The size guide lists every unit and what fits in it.

Campers That Fit an Enclosed Unit

• Travel trailers, towed in on the hitch.
• Fifth wheels, as long as the highest point clears the 14 foot door.
• Pop-up and tent campers, which leave room in the unit for the gear that goes with them.
• Toy haulers and their cargo.
• Truck campers, on or off the truck.

Owners of larger motorhomes will find more detail in the guide to enclosed RV winter storage in Moorhead.

How to Measure a Camper for Storage

Measure with the camper hitched or on its jack, the way it will sit in the unit.

• Length. Measure from the front of the tongue or hitch to the farthest point at the back, including the bumper, ladder, and any rack or spare tire. Choose a unit deeper than that number, with room to walk around the camper and close the door.
• Height. Measure from the ground to the highest point, including the air conditioner, vents, and antennas. It has to clear the 14 foot door. Fifth wheels and toy haulers are the ones to check first.
• Width. Measure the widest point, including awning arms and mirrors. The 12 foot door opening is the limit, not the unit width.

From there:

• Shorter trailers and pop-ups: the 30 x 14 or 35 x 14.
• Longer travel trailers and fifth wheels: the 40 x 14 or 40 x 18, both with a 30-amp outlet.
• The longest campers: the 50 x 17, with a man door and a 30-amp outlet.
• A camper and a boat or second vehicle: the 40 x 28, with two overhead doors and a partition, or the 70 x 28 pull-through. See the guide to large storage units in Moorhead.

Power in Every Camper Storage Unit

Every unit has a 120V outlet and an overhead light, so checking on the camper on a short winter afternoon does not mean working by flashlight. The 40 x 14, 40 x 18, 50 x 17, and 40 x 28 units add a 30-amp outlet.

Winter Access and Security

Tenants have 24-hour access, seven days a week, through the winter and into spring. When the first warm weekend comes, the camper can be hitched and out the same day. The property has digital video surveillance.

MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead does not keep a staffed office. The facility is open for viewing anytime, so drive in, look at the units and the lanes between buildings, then call (218) 461-8158 with questions or to rent.

Camper Storage for Dilworth, South Moorhead, and Fargo

MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead is on 29th Ave S in south Moorhead, on the Minnesota side of the Red River, close to I-94 and US-75 (8th St S). Camper owners in Dilworth and south Moorhead have a short drive, and so do owners in south Fargo and around West Acres, NDSU, Concordia College, and MSUM.

The location also helps in spring. Campers headed east on I-94 to the Minnesota lakes are already on the right side of the river when they leave storage.

What to Know Before You Rent

• Month-to-month lease. Rent for the off-season only, with no long-term lease.
• Proof of insurance. Every renter provides proof of insurance.
• Reservation deposit. The deposit equals the first month's rent and is credited in full on the first invoice. If you decide not to move in, it is refunded in full within 30 days of notice.
• Online rental and bill pay. Rent a unit and pay the monthly bill online.

How to Reserve Camper Storage in Moorhead

Choose a size and reserve it on the rental page. For questions about which unit fits your camper, call (218) 461-8158 or use the contact page.

Camper Storage FAQ

How much does camper storage cost in Moorhead, MN?

Enclosed units at MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead start at $378 per month for a 30 x 14 and run to $765 per month for the 50 x 17. All leases are month to month.

Where can I store a camper near Dilworth or south Moorhead?

MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead is at 4126 29th Ave S in south Moorhead, near I-94 and 8th St S, a short drive from Dilworth and south Fargo.

Will a fifth wheel fit through the door?

Every overhead door is 12 feet wide and 14 feet tall. Measure the fifth wheel at its highest point, including the air conditioner and vents, before choosing a unit.

What size storage unit do I need for a travel trailer?

Measure from the tongue to the rear bumper or ladder and choose a unit deeper than that length. Units come in 30, 35, 40, and 50 foot depths, plus the 70 foot pull-through.

Do the camper storage units have electricity?

Yes. Every unit has a 120V outlet and an overhead light. The 40 x 14, 40 x 18, 50 x 17, and 40 x 28 units also have a 30-amp outlet.

Can I get to my camper during the winter?

Yes. Tenants have 24-hour access every day of the year, so the camper can come out as soon as the weather allows.