RV Storage in Vail, CO
Looking for RV storage for Vail, CO? Right Move Storage | Rifle offers gated outdoor RV parking on Airport Road in Rifle, about 90 miles west of Vail straight down Interstate 70. Mountain-town space is tight and parking a rig in the valley isn’t always possible, so down-valley storage at a lower elevation is a practical alternative — less snow load through the winter, open gravel spaces up to 46 feet, a covered 12×50 space, and month-to-month terms. It’s a drive, and worth knowing that before you book, but the rig stays off your property and ready for the season.

Storing an RV in the Vail Valley isn’t always practical. Garages are short, driveways are shorter, and many neighborhoods and HOAs don’t allow a rig parked outside through the season. Right Move Storage on Airport Road in Rifle is about 90 miles west on Interstate 70 — a real drive, and worth planning around, but a workable option for owners who’d rather store down-valley at lower elevation than hunt for space in the high country.
Not every rig needs the same kind of space. Right Move Storage on Airport Road offers two ways to park in Rifle, and the right option depends on how long you're storing and how much protection your RV needs.
RV parking at Right Move Storage on Airport Road serves a wide mix of Rifle owners and travelers, including:
You'll find us on Airport Road just off Interstate 70 at exit 90, next door to the Walmart Supercenter and a minute from Rifle Garfield County Airport. We're a short drive from downtown Rifle and Railroad Avenue, close to Grand River Health and the Colorado Mountain College campus, and an easy run up Highway 13 or east along I-70 toward Silt. Whether you're heading out for a weekend along the Colorado River or parking the rig until spring, getting to your space doesn't take a detour.
All open parking at Right Move Storage in Rifle is uncovered gravel, sized by overall length, and a covered 12×50 space is also available. Measure your rig, including the tongue, ladder, and any rear overhang, before you book, and give yourself a little room to spare. Common sizes include:

Small Spaces (around 8×16 to 8×20)
A fit for pop-up campers, teardrops, small travel trailers, and utility trailers that need a secure spot off the driveway.

Medium Spaces (around 11×21 to 12×30)
Room for mid-length travel trailers, dual-axle trailers, smaller fifth wheels, and shorter motorhomes, with width to open a door and walk around the rig.

Large Spaces (around 11×32 up to 11×46)
Sized for full-length fifth wheels, Class A and Class C motorhomes, and toy haulers, running up to 46 feet for the biggest rigs and motorhomes towing a vehicle.
