What fits, and where
Norwalk — the widest range. Outdoor self-park spaces run from small trailer spots up to 11x75, long enough for a big motorhome with a tow car behind it. Indoor valet spaces go up to 10x50, so the rig sits inside, out of the sun and off the street. Boat, travel trailer, fifth wheel, Class A. Norwalk has a spot sized for it.
Great Park in Irvine — outdoor self-park. Open, paved parking you pull into yourself, in sizes up to about 14x57. Good for an RV or boat you take out often and want to reach without waiting on anyone.
McClellan Park — indoor valet, near Sacramento. Every space here is indoor valet, up to 10x45. You drop the rig with the onsite team and it's parked under roof until you want it back.
Altamonte Springs, FL carries both indoor valet and outdoor parking, with spaces up to 10x50. Whether you want it covered or out in the lot, there's room for the boat or the coach.
What it's good for
An HOA that won't let the fifth wheel sit in the driveway. A boat that's outgrown the side yard. A toy hauler you only pull out a few weekends a year. If you can drive it or tow it, there's a space for it here — and if you're not sure which size fits, the team will walk the rig with you before you commit.
How access works
Outdoor self-park means you have your own space and come and go on your own. Valet means you hand off the rig and the onsite team parks it inside. Every location is gated with controlled access and staffed by onsite managers. When you've found the spot that fits, reserve online with Touchless Rentals™ — no phone call, no waiting for a callback.