RV Trips With Kids Are Complicated Enough. Storage Shouldn't Add to It.

Families in the Southlands area of Aurora tend to be organized. Two working parents, school schedules, sports commitments, the whole stack. When a camping trip happens, it happens because someone planned it — not spontaneously.

That planning context is exactly where off-site RV storage either helps or hurts. If the storage situation is clunky — wrong location, limited hours, no amenities on-site — it adds friction to a trip that already has enough moving parts. If it works well, it quietly disappears into the routine.

What working families in Southlands actually need from a storage facility is straightforward. They need it to be close enough that the pickup isn't a separate day-trip. They need to be able to go at odd hours. They need post-trip tasks like dumping tanks to happen in one place rather than requiring a separate stop. And they need billing to be automatic so there's one less thing to remember.

Front Range RV Storage in Bennett covers all of that. Southlands to the facility runs south on E-470 to I-70 East — roads most residents use regularly — and the drive is around 15 minutes. The facility is open every hour of every day. The dump station and fresh water are on-site and included in the monthly rate. Online billing means it runs in the background without attention.

Once the storage routine is set up and working, most families report that they end up taking more trips — not because they suddenly have more time, but because the barrier dropped enough that a last-minute three-day weekend becomes realistic instead of theoretical.

Frequently Asked Questions

We only use our RV four or five times a year. Is monthly storage worth it for that kind of usage?

More often than people expect, yes. HOA fines for improper storage can be significant and compound over time. Weather damage to an RV sitting through a Colorado winter adds real maintenance costs. And many occasional users find they actually go on more trips once storage stops being a friction point — when the rig is ready and accessible, the threshold for a last-minute weekend trip gets lower.

With kids involved, our departures are already chaotic. Does having the RV in storage actually make things smoother?

It adds one stop, but removes several problems. The facility has a dump station and fresh water on-site, which means end-of-trip cleanup and next-trip prep both happen in the same place. Families with kids say the biggest improvement is coming home — you drop off the trailer, the car is normal-sized again, and the trip is actually finished rather than half-finished in your driveway.

Front Range RV Storage — Bennett, CO

(303) 644-5800 | frontrangervstorage.com