Wagon Wheel Storage

Cenntenial, CO 80112 (720) 263-6302

Wagon Wheel Storage is a brand new facility conveniently located in Centennial Colorado about a block south-east of Arapahoe Road and Potamac Street. Our facility has wide drive lanes and angled parking for the longer trailers and RV's. There is a wide variety of sizes to make sure we can handle any storage need that you may have. Wagon Wheel Storage also offers online rentals and online bill pay to make your experience quick and easy. Feel free to look at our available storage units and give us a call if you have any questions or simply rent your unit right here on the website.


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All The Convenience And Security You Need

24 hour gated keypad entry/exit
Two entrance/exits points
Video surveillance
Pull-Thru spaces, 30' & 45' deep
Back-In spaces, 20' to 37' deep
Conex storage, 20' & 40' units
Dump Station
Potable Water
Restroom
Air Station
Trash Dumpster
Low Monthly Rates
On site dumpster
8' high fencing
Online Account access
Credit card/debit/ACH options
No Long Term Commitment

Our Promise To You

Security

We take the security of your property seriously, and our SSL secure website protects your personal information.

Customer Service

We commit to providing you a clean, ready-to-rent facility and friendly, helpful employees.

Convenience

Manage your storage space from the convenience of your own home, 24 hours a day and 7 days a week.

Storage Unit Blog

Should I Store My Boat or RV Closer to the Vacation Site or Closer to Home?

Published on 1/25/2019
There really isn’t a question of whether or not you should store your boat or RV—Wagon Wheel Storage can extend the life of your vehicle so you can enjoy years of fun, however, the question of where you should store your RV & boat is a little more common. Should you store your RV or boat closer to the water/vacation site, or closer to home?

Outside Storage Parking Suggestions

Published on 1/8/2019
Thoroughly wash your RV. Remove the battery and keep it on a charger at home. Top off your fluids with fresh oil, antifreeze, brake fluid, radiator fluid, and windshield wiper fluid. Disconnect propane tanks. Clear out the pipes, especially if you live in cold-weather areas. Clean the interior of your RV, including removing perishables. Block the exhaust and other entrances to protect against rodents and pests. Make sure to close and seal any roof vents, especially if storing uncovered outdoors. Protect your RV with a quality, breathable cover. For more hints click here.