Camping season in the Red River Valley is over, and every RV owner in Fargo-Moorhead is facing the same question: where does the rig spend the winter? A driveway means snow drifts, ice on the roof, and a neighbor who is tired of looking at it. An open lot means the same weather, just somewhere else. MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead, at 4126 29th Ave S in Moorhead, MN, offers enclosed RV storage built for exactly this season. This guide covers the unit sizes and prices, how to pick the right size for your RV, what access looks like in winter, and how to reserve.
Every unit at MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead is an enclosed, drive-in unit. There are no small household lockers here. Each unit has a 12 foot wide by 14 foot tall overhead door, a 120V electrical outlet, and an overhead light. That door height matters: a 14 foot opening clears most motorhomes, fifth wheels, and travel trailers with the air conditioner and antennas still on the roof.
The buildings sit 55 feet apart, which gives a long rig room to swing wide and back straight in. Anyone who has tried to thread a 38 foot fifth wheel into a tight row at a crowded facility knows how much that space is worth on a January morning.
Four sizes also include a 30-amp RV outlet, so owners can plug in the same way they would at a campsite.
All units rent month to month with no long-term lease. These are the published monthly rates:
Availability changes through the season, so the current list of open units is the best place to check what is ready today.
Start with the overall length of the rig, not the length on the brochure. Measure from the front bumper to the back of the rear ladder or bike rack, and include the hitch on a trailer. Then add a few feet so you can walk around it and open a compartment door.
Still deciding what kind of RV fits your family? MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead has a guide to the main types of RVs that walks through the differences. The site menu also includes 3D tours of the 14 x 35 and 17 x 50 units, so you can see the space before you visit.
A Fargo-Moorhead winter is long, and an RV sitting for five months without power can come out in spring with dead batteries. Every unit at MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead has a 120V outlet, which is enough for a battery maintainer or a small work light. The 40 x 14, 40 x 18, 50 x 17, and 40 x 28 units add a 30-amp RV outlet, so owners can plug in the coach the same way they would at a campground and check on it whenever they like.
The overhead light in every unit also makes spring prep easier. Loading the fridge, checking tire pressure, or packing for the first trip of the year is a lot easier with light overhead than with a flashlight in your teeth.
Tenants have 24-hour access to their units. That means picking up a forgotten item on a Saturday night or heading out early for a spring trip works on your schedule, not an office schedule. The property is monitored with digital video surveillance.
Renters are welcome to come by and look at the units anytime before they rent. There is no staffed office, so the best way to reach someone with questions is to call (218) 461-8158.
MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead sits on 29th Ave S on the Minnesota side of the Red River, a short drive from I-94 and US-75 (8th St S). Owners coming from south Fargo and the West Acres area cross the river and are there in minutes, and Moorhead residents near Concordia College and MSUM are close by. For RV owners who head east toward the Minnesota lakes each summer, a Moorhead location means the trip starts on the right side of the river.
Pick a size from the list above, then reserve it on the MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead rental page. If you want to talk through sizing first, call (218) 461-8158 or use the contact page.
How much does RV storage cost per month in Fargo-Moorhead?
At MegaStorage Fargo Moorhead, enclosed RV units start at $378 per month for a 30 x 14 and run to $765 per month for a 50 x 17 with 30-amp power. The 70 x 28 pull-through is $1,764 per month.
What size storage unit do I need for my RV?
Measure the full length of the rig, including ladder, rack, and hitch, then add a few feet of walking room. Most travel trailers fit a 30 x 14 or 35 x 14, longer fifth wheels and Class C motorhomes fit a 40 foot unit, and Class A motorhomes fit the 50 x 17.
Will my RV fit through the door?
Every unit has a 12 foot wide by 14 foot tall overhead door, which clears most motorhomes and fifth wheels with rooftop equipment in place. Check your rig's height to the top of the AC unit before you reserve.
Can I plug my RV in while it is in storage?
Yes. Every unit has a 120V outlet, and the 40 x 14, 40 x 18, 50 x 17, and 40 x 28 units also have a 30-amp RV outlet.
Can I get to my RV during the winter?
Yes. Tenants have 24-hour access, so you can check on the rig, charge batteries, or load up for a trip at any hour.
