Strasburg Has Space. Here's the Honest Conversation About Whether That's Enough.

Most people in Strasburg have more room than their Aurora counterparts can imagine. A few acres, a big lot, space to park things without it being anyone's business. That's part of why people choose this end of the corridor over the metro.

So the question for Strasburg RV owners isn't usually where to put the vehicle — it's whether putting it at home is actually the best answer, or just the easiest one.

Security infrastructure is the first honest difference. A fenced, camera-monitored, electronically gated lot is a different level of protection than an open property, regardless of how rural or low-crime the area feels. RVs are high-value and mobile — a determined theft takes minutes. Most residential properties in Strasburg don't have deterrents that compare to what a dedicated facility runs around the clock.

Operational amenities are the second. A dump station, fresh water hookup, and compressed air at the facility mean pre-trip and post-trip tasks happen in one place with infrastructure that's always functional. Running a hose from the house, finding a dump station on the way home — these are small tasks that add up across a full camping season.

Front Range RV Storage is just up I-70 from Strasburg — close enough that the drive doesn't factor heavily into the decision either way. Pricing reflects the eastern Colorado geography rather than metro rates.

Frequently Asked Questions

I have plenty of room on my property and I've stored the RV there for years without problems. What would actually be better about using a facility?

Mainly security and operational convenience. Cameras, lighting, and an electronic gate system are infrastructure most residential properties don't have, and the dump station and fresh water hookup change the rhythm of how you use the vehicle. A lot of Strasburg customers who made the switch say the thing they notice most is how much smoother the departure and return process is once those steps happen in one place.

Does it actually feel like an eastern Colorado facility, or does it feel like a metro storage lot that ended up out east?

It feels like Bennett, not like a city facility pushed out here by land prices. The lot is open, the surroundings are what you'd expect from this part of the state, and the people who run it are straightforward. Most people from Strasburg find it fits their expectations for what a facility out this direction should look and feel like.

Front Range RV Storage — Bennett, CO

(303) 644-5800 | frontrangervstorage.com