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**JRTJH** · 08-04-2018, 04:04 AM

We live just east of Gaylord. We built a pole barn specifically for the trailer and boat. I keep adding more "stuff" to store every year. That said, there are far more RV's left out in the snow than are stored indoors. I've never seen anyone have damage from the snow, but I suppose there are some "never had maintenance" RV's that fall apart during the winter and the snow load gets blamed.

We stored ours in East Jordan the first 2 years (before we built the barn) and it was about $250 for the season. Your quote of $950 seems very high for unheated storage. Around here, a 35' fifth wheel costs about $400 for the season and if you shop around, you can find storage for less than $300. Those usually are from farmers who have space in the hay barn, etc, so it may not be "ideal storage" when it comes to mice and other critters.....

08-04-2018, 04:04 AM	#3
JRTJH Site Team Join Date: Mar 2011 Location: Gaylord Posts: 26,979	We live just east of Gaylord. We built a pole barn specifically for the trailer and boat. I keep adding more "stuff" to store every year. That said, there are far more RV's left out in the snow than are stored indoors. I've never seen anyone have damage from the snow, but I suppose there are some "never had maintenance" RV's that fall apart during the winter and the snow load gets blamed. We stored ours in East Jordan the first 2 years (before we built the barn) and it was about $250 for the season. Your quote of $950 seems very high for unheated storage. Around here, a 35' fifth wheel costs about $400 for the season and if you shop around, you can find storage for less than $300. Those usually are from farmers who have space in the hay barn, etc, so it may not be "ideal storage" when it comes to mice and other critters..... __________________ John 2015 F250 6.7l 4x4 2014 Cougar X Lite 27RKS