Where To Find The Best Storage Deals In Orlando (And How Much They Cost)

November 30, 2022 Reading Time: 5 minutes
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Nicknamed “The Theme Park Capital of the World,” Orlando is not just one of the most popular destinations for tourists in Florida or the U.S., but the world as well. In addition to the over 307,000 permanent residents of the city, Orlando brings in tens of millions of tourists each year, who are eager to see the wonders of Walt Disney World, Universal Studios or the many other water parks and attractions in the area. This means that the city can get very crowded and extra space is a precious commodity.

It’s only natural then that people turn to self storage to free up some space in their lives. This goes for both full-time residents who store their belongings in self storage units in Orlando and snowbirds who need to keep their hobby and beach stuff in storage until the cold winter season at home sends them back to their sunny Florida hideout. There are many self storage locations with various types of storage units and amenities depending on your needs. Here are the best storage deals you can find in Orlando.

Self Storage In Orlando

Many residents of the city find that the space they have at home is insufficient for their needs. Storing things like furniture, appliances and clothes can eat up precious room at home, so many people do it somewhere else!

LifeStorage — 4066 Silver Star Road

If you’re looking for storage space in the northern part of Orlando, LifeStorage has the best deals for you. A simple 10’x10’ storage unit costs $98 per month, and if you need protection against humidity and temperature, its climate-controlled 10’x10’ units are also cheap at $105 per month. The location has drive-up access and security cameras.

LifeStorage — 4066 Silver Star Road, Orlando, Florida

Extra Space Storage — 3820 South Orange Avenue

South of the city center you’ll find Extra Space Storage, whose 10’x10’ units start at $95 per month and $140 for climate-controlled units. The location has 24/7 access (including drive-up) and an onsite manager and surveillance system.

Extra Space Storage — 3820 South Orange Avenue Orlando Florida

CubeSmart Self Storage — 3040 South Goldenrod Road

CubeSmart Self Storage’s facility on the eastern part of town is where you can find 10’x10’ units for $122 per month and climate-controlled units for $148 per month. This location also has drive-up access, an onsite manager and security system, plus parking spaces.

CubeSmart Self Storage — 3040 South Goldenrod Road Orlando Florida

Simply Self Storage — 7628 Narcoossee Road

Further out in Vista East you’ll find Simply Self Storage, where a 10’x10’ non-climate-controlled unit starts at $136 per month. This location is farther away from the city center but close to the airport, Home Depot and Kohl’s, which can prove useful.

Simply Self Storage — 7628 Narcoossee Road Orlando Florida

Vehicle And Boat Storage In Orlando

In 2021, there were over 59 million tourists visiting the city, but only 40 million passengers who went through the Orlando International Airport. This means that there are millions of tourists who arrive by other means, mostly car. For others, Orlando might be just a stop on their road trip with family in their RV.

Orlando is dotted with lakes of all sizes and many residents love taking their boats out for a spin. Winters don’t get too cold in Florida, but the rainy season can dampen people’s appetite for boating, which is why many choose to put their watercrafts away for a few months instead of leaving them docked and exposed to the elements.

Here are some of the beast deals for vehicle and boat storage in Orlando. All the following locations have RV parking — however, only some have indoor RV storage.

Personal Mini Storage — 4252 North Orange Blossom Trail

Personal Mini Storage has prices starting at $72 per month for a 10’x20’ unit that can be used to store boats or RVs. It even has kiosks available to streamline payments so you don’t have to wait around for anyone. In case you do need to talk to someone, there’s an onsite manager available.

Personal Mini Storage — 4252 North Orange Blossom Trail Orlando Florida

Public Storage — 3900 West Colonial Drive

Public Storage offers 10’x20’ units that can be used for storing cars, starting at $98 per month. The facility is also closer to the city center than some of the others, which can make it a desirable location to store your vehicle.

Public Storage — 3900 West Colonial Drive Orlando Florida

Michigan Mini Storage — 200 West Michigan Street

Even closer to the city center you’ll find Michigan Mini Storage, where you can store a boat or an RV close to some of the bigger lakes outside the city. Prices range between $105 and $110 for a 10’x20’ unit, so if your boathouse on Lake Holden is already full, there’s space available close by.

Michigan Mini Storage — 200 West Michigan Street Orlando Florida

Fortress Storage — 6766 Narcoossee Road

Fortress Storage specializes in large storage units and vehicle storage. It has a wide selection of spacious storage units available, with the cheapest starting at $85 per month. Some of the units are covered outdoor spaces, and others are completely enclosed, so make sure you contact the facility first to get all the information about availability.

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Simply Self Storage — 7628 Narcoossee Road

If you need extra special care for your vehicle, renting a climate-controlled vehicle storage unit is the way to go. Simply Self Storage out in Vista East has got you covered with a selection of available spaces that will safeguard your precious vehicle from temperature and humidity fluctuations. The prices for such a unit start at $231 per month.

Simply Self Storage — 7628 Narcoossee Road Orlando Florida

As you can see, there’s a solution for every storage requirement. To get a full picture, check out all available storage units in Orlando, where you can select your desired size and amenities and get the best deal. If you’re not sure just how much space you need, or if you need to store some extra items besides your car, boat or RV, check out our handy storage unit size guide for more information.

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