What fits, and where
Norwalk — indoor and outdoor valet. Indoor valet spaces run from a 10x15 up to a 10x50, so a travel trailer, a fifth wheel, or a big Class A all have a home. Outdoor valet covers the same lengths at a lower rate if you don't need a roof.
McClellan Park — indoor valet. Every space here is covered indoor valet, 10x15 through 10x45. Good for owners who want their rig out of the sun and the weather year-round.
Altamonte Springs — indoor and outdoor valet. Indoor valet runs 10x15 to 10x50; outdoor valet starts smaller and cheaper. Central Florida sun is hard on a coach, so the indoor spaces move first.
What it's good for
Valet is for anyone who'd rather not thread a 40-foot motorhome through a storage aisle. You hand off the rig at the drop-off lot and the staff parks it. It suits boats, fifth wheels, travel trailers, and Class A and Class C coaches — anything you'd rather not maneuver into a tight space after a long haul.
How access works
Pull into the drop-off lot, hand over the rig, and trained valet staff park it in your assigned space. At the California locations, staff will air up your tires, charge your batteries, and turn on the fridge on request, so the rig is ready when you come back for it. Reserve online with Touchless Rentals™ — no phone call needed.