I need some input from you folks...please

[TB-ONE]

From your location I would consider a covered area only, blacktop surface, keyed access, available on premisis but not at each storage bay water and a sewerage dump. Maybe avail at each site or accessable from site 120 volt power to cool refrigerator prior to trip and perhaps an area to wash an RV.

[mountainkowboy]

If using asphalt, you will need to use 3/8-4000 or 3/8 state grade. that would be 3/8 rock and 4000 psi rated that is good for highway use and easy to find and should hold up to the weight of MoHo's

[wazone2]

Check out this outstanding RV storage facility a few miles west of Akron, OH at http://www.i76rvstorage.com

[ISLAPP]

<BLOCKQUOTE class="ip-ubbcode-quote"><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-title">quote:</div><div class="ip-ubbcode-quote-content">Originally posted by wazone2:
Check out this outstanding RV storage facility a few miles west of Akron, OH at http://www.i76rvstorage.com </div></BLOCKQUOTE>
Over 300.00 a month?? Not in my budget!!
Mike

[wazone2]

ISLAPP, being you are from North Canton, OH , you are probably familiar with the Rv-condos that are for sale west of Akron on the south side of Rte 18. The older units are fairly tight (about 40'x 14"x 13")and sell for in $25-30,000 range-the new units are larger (about 45'x 16'x 14') and sell in the $35,000+ area. Needless to say dump station, water, and electric, heat, and unit security is available. Being condos you have the usual expenses: monthly condo maintenance fee, insurance, taxes etc. No one said storing your RV in a good secure garage is cheap. I understand the units have and are selling well.