Uncovered storage
$60–$100 /month
- 12′ × 10′ — $60
- 18′ × 12′ — $65
- 30′ × 12.5′ — $70
- 45′ × 12.5′ — $75
- 60′ × 12.5′ — $80
- 85′ × 12.5′ — $100
Wildman Warehouse · Youngsville, Louisiana
Covered & Uncovered RV, Boat & Trailer Storage
Find a space that fits your rig and your routine.
Store your RV, boat, trailer or work equipment at 2809 Youngsville Hwy in Youngsville, LA. With 24-hour gated tenant access, surveillance and a convenient Wash Station, you’re ready for workdays and weekends.
Need more room than your driveway offers? Keep your next adventure close to home, with a local team you can call.
Find your fit
Space for your rig. Prices you can see.
Compare the size you need, then check the map for available numbered spaces. Rates below are monthly; available options vary by size.
Covered storage
$100–$170 /month
- 20′ × 10′ — $100
- 25′ × 12.5′ — $125
- 37′ × 12.5′ — $170
Covered pricing depends on the assigned space. Check availability before choosing.
Simple signup. Flexible cancellation.
A $100 admin fee is required at signup. This allows us to require only 10 days’ notice to cancel your storage spot. The lowest monthly rate applies to the smallest spaces.
Choose, sign, then hear from us
Choose a green available space and note its number. Complete the Storage Agreement from that space’s details. We receive a notification, then contact you to confirm the space and next steps. Completing an agreement does not automatically reserve a space.
Take a look around the property →Make yourself at home
Your first visit to Wildman
Once we confirm your assigned space, use these practical details to get settled. Keep your space number handy and call us if you need a hand.
Arrive through the main gate
The main entrance with keypad access is on Youngsville Highway. Enter the four-digit code you chose in your agreement, followed by #. For example, 1234# opens the gate.
Tenants have 24/7 monitored access. Gate 2 is an emergency exit if power is lost.
Find your numbered space
Uncovered spaces have numbered markers toward the back. Covered space numbers are posted overhead. Park only in your confirmed assigned space. If another vehicle is there, call (337) 541-0040 so we can help.
Electrical connections
Electrical power is available at all covered spaces and select uncovered spaces. Ask us about your power needs, battery maintenance and permitted electrical use before plugging in.
Dump station & Wash Station
Grey and black water dumping is available on site. Use the map to locate the Dump Station, or call us for directions.
The Wash Station offers a pressure washer and 30-amp power. Ask us about permitted use before you get started.
Long-term storage & winterizing tips
Best Storage Practices
A little preparation helps prevent cracked water lines, dead batteries, mildew and unwelcome surprises when it is time for your next trip. Use this checklist for your camper or motorhome, whether you store covered or uncovered.
Start with your owner’s manual.
Winterizing and battery procedures vary by RV, appliances and battery type. These are general storage tips; follow your equipment instructions or have a qualified RV technician prepare your unit.
Protect water lines before a freeze
Water left in plumbing can freeze, expand and crack pipes, fittings or pumps. Prepare before freezing weather is forecast—even in covered storage. Draining the fresh-water tank alone does not winterize the plumbing.
Follow your RV’s procedure for tanks, water heater, faucets, toilet, outdoor shower and any filters, washer or ice maker. Use only antifreeze labeled for RV potable-water plumbing when specified; never automotive antifreeze. Compressed-air methods require the manufacturer’s pressure limits and instructions.
Keep batteries from going dead
Small electrical loads can drain a parked RV over time. Follow the RV and battery manuals to isolate batteries or use a compatible maintenance charger. Some loads remain connected even with the battery disconnect switch off.
Check house and chassis batteries as applicable. Storage charge levels and charging limits differ for lead-acid and lithium batteries. Do not charge lithium batteries outside their approved temperature range. Ask a technician about solar and charger shutoff order, and confirm permitted electrical use with us before plugging in.
Close propane valves
For an unoccupied RV in storage, turn off propane appliances and close the propane tank or cylinder supply valves according to your manual. Secure cylinders in their approved mounts. Have damaged hoses, fittings or suspected leaks checked by a qualified technician before using the system again.
Control moisture & mildew
Store the interior clean and dry. Place RV moisture-absorber bins on stable, level surfaces following the product label. Check and replace them when used up; they help reduce excess moisture but cannot fix leaks or guarantee a mildew-free camper.
Defrost, clean and dry the refrigerator, then secure its doors in the manufacturer’s storage position. Allow interior cabinet and cushion air circulation. Keep rain out and inspect roof, window and door seals.
Remove food & discourage pests
Empty food, trash and perishables; clean crumbs and spills. Check for signs of insects or rodents during visits. Use manufacturer-approved pest protection, and never obstruct required ventilation or an appliance exhaust. Remove any storage covers before operating equipment.
Check tires & exterior seals
Inspect tires, including the spare, for damage and cracking. Maintain the pressure specified for your vehicle’s load and tire setup; check again before travel. Inspect roof seams, windows and doors for leaks so a small issue does not become hidden water damage while parked.
Check in while it is stored
Set a reminder to visit regularly and after severe weather. Look for leaks, condensation, pests and tire damage; check battery condition and moisture bins. Follow your engine and generator manuals for fuel preparation and storage maintenance.
Before your next trip
De-winterize, flush and sanitize the water system as directed, then check for leaks. Restore batteries and required safety systems—including trailer breakaway power before towing. Test detectors, lights and brakes, inspect tires, and have the propane system checked if needed.
Need help preparing your RV? Call Galvey at RV Masters Service & Repair: (337) 254-6160 to ask about winterizing or storage-preparation service for your unit. Arrange scope, pricing and appointments directly with the provider.
Manufacturer resources & further reading
On-site RV & trailer repair
Need repairs while your unit is stored here? Our local service partners can come to Wildman Warehouse. Contact the provider directly to discuss repairs, pricing and scheduling.
RV Masters Service & Repair
Galvey, based in Breaux Bridge, can visit our facility to repair your RV.
See RV Masters photos and details →
Trent’s Trailer Solutions
On-site trailer repair is available through Trent’s Trailer Solutions, LLC – Mobile Service & Repair.
Storage Map & Signup
Prefer a quick list? View available spaces and their monthly prices. Open the property map below to explore individual locations.
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Covered & uncovered storage
Wash bay access · 24-hour gate access & surveillance · Multiple space sizes
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See our covered and uncovered storage areas. Tap a photo to open it at full size. Use the map above for current availability and monthly rates.
