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RV, Boat and Trailer Storage in the Vail Valley

John Davis, Content Writer at Wins ParkingWritten by , Content Writer

For RV, boat and trailer storage near Vail, Wins Parking runs a fenced, gated outdoor lot at 60 Spring Creek Rd, Gypsum, CO 81637, about 35 miles west of Vail Village on I-70 and under two minutes from the Eagle County Airport (EGE) terminal. Monthly permit holders get 24/7 access with license-plate entry, LED lighting, AI cameras and plowed lanes. RVs, boats and larger trailers are quoted by size and length; small trailers that fit an XL space use the $265/month XL tier. Every permit has a 3-month minimum.

Wins Parking is a privately owned and operated parking facility and is not owned, operated, endorsed by, or affiliated with Eagle County Government or the Eagle County Regional Airport (EGE).

Facts on this page were last verified October 4, 2026. Confirm current town, HOA, CPW and facility rules before storing, towing or launching a unit.

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Where is the Wins RV, boat and trailer storage lot near Vail?

The Wins Parking storage lot is at 60 Spring Creek Rd, Gypsum, CO 81637, on the Eagle County Airport side of Gypsum. It is about 35 miles west of Vail Village on I-70, a drive of roughly 30 to 40 minutes in normal conditions, and on the way you pass Eagle, Edwards, Avon and Beaver Creek. Eagle is roughly 10 minutes east. From I-70, take Exit 140 for Gypsum; the yard sits right at the Eagle County Airport entrance, and the gate entrance is on Cooley Mesa Road, under two minutes from the EGE terminal. Allow extra time with a trailer in winter storms or Sunday corridor traffic.

The lot is open-air surface parking with a fence, a gate that reads license plates, full LED lighting, 24/7 AI camera monitoring and lanes that are plowed through the season. Permit holders can come and go 24/7, so a boat can be pulled out for an early summer launch and an RV can leave the night before a trip. It takes RVs and motorhomes, campers, travel trailers and fifth-wheels, boats on trailers, utility trailers, snowmobile trailers, and the cars, SUVs, pickups and vans that tow them. Every unit is checked for fit before it is quoted.

Know what this lot is not. It has no covered canopy, no heated indoor units, no electric hookups, no water and no dump station, and Wins does not start, charge or maintain vehicles. Several self-storage businesses around Gypsum and Eagle offer covered canopies with power, heated units or drive-up 10x10 and 10x20 rooms; compare those if shelter or power is required. If you need a secure, lit, plowed outdoor space with round-the-clock access, request a size-based Wins quote with the unit's dimensions.

Wins Parking Gypsum storage lot at a glance, as of October 2026
DetailWins Gypsum outdoor lot
Address60 Spring Creek Rd, Gypsum, CO 81637
DistanceAbout 35 miles (30 to 40 minutes) west of Vail Village on I-70; roughly 10 minutes from Eagle; under 2 minutes from the EGE terminal
Access hours24/7 for monthly permit holders
Entry and securityFenced and gated, license-plate-recognition entry, full LED lighting, 24/7 AI camera monitoring
Surface and winterOpen-air surface lot; lanes plowed through the season; parked units are not cleared
Accepted unitsRVs, motorhomes, campers, travel trailers, fifth-wheels, boats on trailers, utility and snowmobile trailers, tow vehicles (fit reviewed)
Not includedCovered or indoor space, electric hookups, water, dump station, battery tending, vehicle maintenance
PriceCars, SUVs and pickups $210/month (Standard); small trailers that fit an XL space $265/month (XL, subject to review); RVs, boats and larger trailers quoted by size and length
TermBilled monthly on a 3-, 6- or 12-month initial term, then renews in 3-month blocks until you cancel
How to get a spaceSend the unit type, overall length, width, height and photos through the Wins contact form for review and a quote

Standard and XL prices are the published 1-5 vehicle rates, all-in with no added taxes or fees. RV, boat and larger-trailer rates have no published tier and depend on the measured footprint. Distances are approximate driving figures.

Who needs off-site RV, boat or trailer storage in the Vail Valley?

A local household may have room for a car but not a travel trailer, boat on a trailer or camper. Even when a driveway seems wide enough, the recorded HOA covenant and the town's rules may treat long-term storage differently from briefly loading a trip. Gypsum's town parking guidance explicitly says a town-issued parking pass does not override HOA fines or guidelines and identifies neighborhoods where some covenants prohibit on-street parking. Read the actual covenant for your address rather than assuming a neighbor's arrangement applies to you. A dedicated monthly space separates vehicle storage from household parking.

Second-home owners and seasonal residents face a different logistics problem: a rig can remain in the valley while its owner is away, but someone still needs a lawful place to leave it. A boat owner might need a place for the trailered boat between outings; an RV owner might want the driveway back after a trip. Storage does not replace preparing either vehicle for freezing weather or checking it periodically. Wins offers outdoor, open-air surface parking, not a garage or maintenance service. Owners keep their keys and remain responsible for their vehicles and equipment.

The Gypsum location at 60 Spring Creek Rd, Gypsum, CO 81637 is the primary location to ask about for an individual quote. It is under two minutes from the Eagle County Airport terminal, but the airport's own lots do not permit trailers, RVs or buses. That makes it important not to confuse airport parking with a separate monthly storage arrangement. Wins Parking is not affiliated with Eagle County Airport or Eagle County. Send dimensions, get a quote and confirm your space before towing a unit to the site; proximity alone is not an acceptance or availability guarantee.

Which RVs, boats and trailers might fit an outdoor space?

Start with the total parked footprint, not the model name. RVs, campers, travel trailers, boats on trailers, utility trailers and snowmobile trailers have different lengths, widths, hitch positions and maneuvering needs. Measure from the forward-most hitch or bumper to the rear-most accessory; include outboard motors, spare tires, racks and covers. Note height as well, especially if a unit has an air conditioner or tall boat tower. Send the measurements and photographs when requesting a quote so a reviewer can assess the actual configuration. Do not interpret a category on a parking page as a promise that every version fits.

Wins describes its XL spaces as covering lifted trucks with toppers, sprinter vans and small trailers. A small utility trailer may therefore fit an XL space, subject to review. An RV, boat on a trailer or larger trailer has no published pricing tier here: pricing is quoted by size and length after review. Ask whether the quoted arrangement covers both a tow vehicle and the trailer or only the parked unit. If you plan to swap tow vehicles, disclose that in advance so the permit and plate-entry details can be handled correctly.

Edwards Stone Yard, at 33885 US-6, Edwards, CO 81632, is a location with a compacted asphalt-millings surface, 1.16 acres (50,527 sq ft), US-6 frontage, LPR and AI cameras, and 24/7 access for zone holders. Its monthly passes are currently reserved for commercial businesses; zones from $1,250 a month, so individual availability there is subject to availability rather than assumed. For a personal RV or boat trailer, ask first about Gypsum. Neither location should be described as covered storage, a launch facility or an RV campground; plan separately for towing, unloading and any specialized service your unit needs.

What do town parking rules and HOA covenants change?

Municipal rules govern public streets and rights-of-way, while an HOA covenant may impose additional limits on a home's driveway or neighborhood streets. Gypsum's Vehicles, Traffic, & Parking guidance explicitly lists storage of a recreation vehicle, camper, fifth-wheel trailer, trailer or boat on a trailer among prohibited storage on a town street, highway, public right-of-way or easement. It also states that town parking permits do not restrict HOA fines and fees. These are Gypsum-specific statements, not a blanket description of every street in Eagle County. Check both town jurisdiction and the applicable recorded covenant.

Snow operations make a seemingly available curb space especially uncertain. Gypsum says on-street parking, even with a town permit, is not allowed on trash or snow days as defined by its municipal code; it tells residents to follow posted signs and check their street with town staff. Avon says overnight parking on all Avon streets is prohibited on its public parking page. Those statements are different rules from different towns. Neither establishes that a particular private driveway may or may not hold an RV. Confirm signage, dates and current municipal instructions before assuming you can leave a trailer overnight.

If your address is in Vail, Eagle, Avon, Gypsum or unincorporated Eagle County, first identify which jurisdiction actually controls the street, then look up its current code or ask its parking office. Ask your HOA for the written restrictions on vehicle type, duration, screening and driveway use. Do not rely on an old warning or an informal conversation as a permanent exemption. Off-site parking can remove a unit from a disputed curb or driveway, but it does not exempt you from road, towing or launch rules when you move it. Keep your registration and insurance requirements current.

How does the Gypsum lot work for a monthly storage customer?

Wins Parking's Gypsum lot is fenced and gated with license-plate-recognition plate entry, full LED lighting, 24/7 AI camera monitoring and 24/7 access. Its lanes are plowed through the season. These are site features, not a guarantee against theft, damage, snow accumulation around a parked unit or immediate access after every storm. Your space is confirmed once your permit is paid. Provide accurate plate information for any vehicle that will enter, and explain how a trailer will arrive if the towing vehicle differs from the vehicle being stored. Discuss unusual arrival arrangements before moving the unit.

The product is a flat all-in monthly permit, billed monthly on a three-, six- or twelve-month initial term that then renews in three-month blocks until you cancel. RVs, boats and larger trailers do not have a published tier, so request a quote with their size and length. Ask what the quote covers before arriving, including the exact unit, tow vehicle if relevant and any anticipated swaps. A permit is parking, not a reservation for equipment service: Wins does not start or maintain vehicles, tend batteries or keep owners' keys. Arrange your own inspection and maintenance plan for an unattended period, including a point of contact while you are away.

Open-air parking changes how an owner should plan for snow and weather. Plowed lanes help circulation; they do not make an RV roof, boat cover, trailer deck or individual stall snow-free. Leave sufficient room to hitch and unhitch within your assigned space, secure loose items before arrival and expect changing conditions when you return. Check the unit after severe weather as your schedule allows. If you need indoor protection, electricity, water or a dump station, compare a different type of facility rather than assuming those amenities are part of a monthly parking permit.

Vail Valley storage choices for large recreational units — as of September 2026
OptionSecuritySnow / HOA issuesAccessTypical constraints
Driveway or at homeDepends on the home and ownerCheck HOA covenant and municipal rules; owner handles snowAt home when lawfulDriveway footprint, screening and covenant limits
Public streetPublic curb; no dedicated protectionTown rules, overnight limits and snow operations may applySubject to posted and current rulesNot a reliable long-term storage entitlement
Wins Gypsum outdoor lotFenced, gated, LPR entry and 24/7 AI camerasLanes plowed; unit remains outdoors24/7 once your permit is confirmedQuoted by size/length; three-month minimum
Indoor or covered storage elsewhereVaries by facilityRoof coverage depends on contractHours vary by providerCheck door height, length, access and availability
Self-storage outdoor space elsewhereVaries by facilityOpen-air snow exposure; review facility rulesHours vary by providerCheck trailer acceptance and maneuvering room

Qualitative comparison only. Gypsum features are Wins site facts; municipal limitations are supported by Gypsum Vehicles, Traffic, & Parking and Avon Public Parking. Confirm current HOA rules and each facility's contract before choosing.

What should a boat owner do before storage and the next launch?

Colorado Parks and Wildlife identifies aquatic nuisance species as a risk carried on watercraft, trailers and gear. Its boat inspection guidance says motorized boats, sailboats and Jet Skis must be Clean, Drain and Dry every time they enter or exit waters; its gear guidance says these watercraft must be inspected by state-certified personnel before entering Colorado waters. CPW discusses zebra and quagga mussels among the species inspectors watch for. A parking permit is not an inspection or a decontamination certificate. Plan the legally required inspection at an authorized station when launching, even if the boat has been parked for months.

After leaving the water, remove visible plants and mud from the hull, trailer and equipment and drain compartments according to CPW's Clean, Drain and Dry guidance. CPW explains that a green seal documents a prior inspection but still requires a stop at an inspection station for verification with its matching receipt. Do not assume a dry-looking boat is exempt from inspection. Empty live wells, bilges and other water-holding areas as directed by the inspection process; be ready to open compartments for an inspector. Deal with these steps before parking the boat rather than bringing contaminated gear into a storage space.

For the off-season, follow the boat and engine manufacturer's winterization instructions or use a qualified marine technician. BoatUS advises winterizing a boat stored ashore to avoid damage; determine the correct engine cooling, plumbing and fuel procedures for your model rather than copying a different engine's checklist. Inspect the trailer tires and bearings as part of your own towing preparation. A fitted cover should be secured and monitored for wind and snow loading; BoatUS offers separate guidance on winter boat covers. Outdoor parking supplies space for a prepared boat, not engine, fuel or cover service.

How should an RV or camper be prepared for open-air winter parking?

Water systems need attention before a hard freeze. Progressive's RV winterizing guide recommends draining tanks and lines, bypassing the water heater where appropriate and using antifreeze in the plumbing and drains according to the unit's configuration. Follow the RV manufacturer's manual for the particular pump, fixtures and appliances; use a product labeled for RV potable-water systems rather than automotive engine coolant. Include exterior showers and other optional water-using equipment in your checklist. If you have never winterized that model, schedule professional help before storing it, not after the first cold spell.

Make a separate plan for batteries, propane and tires using your RV and component manuals. The method for disconnecting or caring for a battery varies with the unit and its electrical equipment; Wins does not offer battery tending or starting service. Secure propane as the manufacturer instructs and check for leaks before the next trip, rather than using a parked RV as a powered campsite. Inspect tire condition and pressure against the tire and vehicle specifications before towing or driving. A parked rig still needs an owner who can identify and correct maintenance problems.

Remove food and accessible nesting materials, inspect for rodent entry points and keep a record of what you sealed before the next departure. Secure awnings, roof accessories and covers against wind while considering snow load and ventilation under the manufacturer's guidance. Do not attach equipment to lot infrastructure or assume an outdoor space shields roof seals and fabric from weather. Bring your own keys when you need access; Wins does not move, start or maintain the rig. A simple dated pre-storage checklist makes spring recommissioning easier and helps distinguish a preparation issue from a parking issue.

How do outdoor lots compare with driveway, street and covered storage?

Compare the actual constraint, not just a facility label. At-home storage gives immediate proximity but may conflict with an HOA covenant or use driveway room needed for daily vehicles. A street may feel convenient but can be unavailable overnight in Avon or restricted for recreational-unit storage in Gypsum; posted restrictions and snow operations can change practical access. Neither option is inherently acceptable just because another owner uses it. The comparison table separates security, snow exposure, access and common constraints so you can match the choice to your unit and local rule set.

Wins Gypsum offers a fenced, gated outdoor site with plate entry, lighting, AI cameras, plowed lanes and round-the-clock access for monthly permit holders. That is different from indoor or covered storage elsewhere, which may reduce direct weather exposure but has its own door-size, access and contract questions. Outdoor self-storage spaces elsewhere vary by operator; ask specifically whether a boat on a trailer, an unattached trailer or an RV is permitted. Do not infer electrical service, washing or maintenance from the word storage at any facility without checking its written agreement.

For a useful comparison, write down your unit's measured footprint, the months it will be parked, how often you will retrieve it and the person who will inspect it. Then compare the applicable HOA or town restrictions, facility acceptance, access procedures and winter preparation responsibilities. An owner leaving a vehicle between visits may value access differently from a local who tows a boat frequently. If a covered facility is essential, ask that provider about fit and terms; if outdoor parking meets the need, request a size-based Wins quote before committing to a move.

Questions to ask any RV, boat or vehicle storage facility near Vail, with the Wins Gypsum answer
Question to askWhy it mattersWins Gypsum answer
What are the access hours?Early launches and late returns need gate access outside office hours24/7 for permit holders, by license-plate entry
Is the space covered, indoor or open-air?Roof coverage changes snow, hail and sun exposureOpen-air outdoor surface parking
Is there electricity or water at the space?Battery maintainers and RV systems may need powerNo hookups, water or dump station
What is the longest unit you accept?Hitch, tongue, motors and racks add length beyond the model sizeReviewed per unit; send overall length, width and height
Is the price published or quoted?Compare the real monthly cost for your unit, not a starting rateCars $210/month, small trailers in an XL space $265/month, RVs and boats quoted by size
What is the minimum term and how does it renew?Seasonal owners can owe months they did not plan for3-month minimum; 3-, 6- or 12-month initial terms, then renews in 3-month blocks until you cancel
How is the lot secured and lit?Unattended units sit for weeks at a timeFence, gate, LPR entry, LED lighting, 24/7 AI cameras
Who plows, and what gets cleared?Winter access depends on lanes, not just the gateLanes plowed through the season; owners clear their own unit
How far is it from where the unit is used?Towing time adds up over a seasonAbout 35 miles west of Vail Village, under 2 minutes from EGE

Wins answers reflect the Gypsum lot's current site features and published pricing. Ask every facility the same questions in writing before choosing.

How do you request a space and understand the quote?

Contact Wins with the type of unit, measured overall length and width, height, hitch or tongue projection, and a photo from each end if possible. Say whether the boat stays on its trailer, whether an RV is self-propelled, and whether a tow vehicle must also park. Include the dates you need a space and how often you expect to enter. These details let the team review fit and availability at the Gypsum lot rather than guessing from a model designation. Payment confirms your space once you accept the quote, so wait for that confirmation before delivering a large unit.

Ask for the monthly quote that applies to your actual unit. Pricing for RVs, boats and larger trailers is quoted by size and length after review; a small utility trailer may fit an XL space, subject to confirmation. There is no published RV, boat or larger-trailer tier to rely on. The permit is flat and all-in with a three-month minimum, then renews in three-month blocks until you cancel. Confirm what counts as the stored unit, which license plate or plates will be used at entry and what to do if you later change a tow vehicle. Keep the confirmed details with your parking records.

Before moving, finish watercraft cleaning or RV winterization, photograph the unit's condition and secure removable items. Keep insurance and registration questions between you and the relevant provider or agency; a monthly parking permit does not replace them. Review the location and route for your own vehicle's towing dimensions, then arrange delivery only after receiving site instructions. For an individual request, start with Gypsum; Edwards Stone Yard monthly passes are currently reserved for commercial businesses; zones from $1,250 a month, with individual availability subject to availability. Ask rather than assuming an exception is available.

How should you prepare an RV, boat or trailer for off-season outdoor storage?

Use the manufacturer's instructions for the specific unit and complete the relevant preparation before delivering it to a confirmed outdoor space.

  1. 1

    Measure and request a quote

    Measure the full footprint including hitch, motors and attachments; send dimensions, photos and intended dates to Wins for fit review and a size-based quote.

  2. 2

    Clean the boat and gear

    After boating, follow Colorado Parks and Wildlife Clean, Drain and Dry guidance for hull, trailer and equipment; plan the required inspection before the next Colorado launch.

  3. 3

    Winterize water and engine systems

    Follow the RV manual for draining and appropriate RV plumbing antifreeze; follow the boat and engine manufacturer's fuel, cooling and plumbing instructions or use a qualified technician.

  4. 4

    Secure the parked unit

    Check tires and trailer components, address battery and propane per component instructions, remove food, and secure covers and loose equipment for wind and snow.

  5. 5

    Record access and condition

    Photograph the unit, confirm registered plates and delivery directions, keep your keys, and make a plan to inspect weather exposure during storage.

  6. 6

    Recheck before travel or launch

    Inspect tires, covers and systems before towing or driving; arrange any required CPW boat inspection before entering Colorado water.

Related Wins Parking pages

Gypsum parking managementEagle County Airport parkingAirport long-term parkingMonthly parking passesParking pricingRequest a quoteRequest a storage quoteWins locationsHOA parking rulesEagle County parking regulationsLong-term car storageVail Valley parking demand reportMonthly truck, semi and trailer parking at the Gypsum yard

Sources

  1. Vehicles, Traffic, & Parking — Town of Gypsum
  2. Public Parking — Town of Avon
  3. Boat Inspections — Colorado Parks and Wildlife
  4. Clean Your Gear — Colorado Parks and Wildlife
  5. Aquatic Nuisance Species — Colorado Parks and Wildlife
  6. How to winterize an RV — Progressive
  7. How to Winterize Your Boat — BoatUS
  8. Boat covers for winter storage — BoatUS

Frequently asked questions

Wins Parking stores RVs, campers and travel trailers outdoors at its fenced, gated lot at 60 Spring Creek Rd, Gypsum, CO 81637, about 35 miles west of Vail Village on I-70 (30 to 40 minutes) and under two minutes from the Eagle County Airport terminal. Permit holders have 24/7 access with license-plate entry, LED lighting, AI cameras and plowed lanes. RVs are quoted by size and length with a 3-month minimum; send the overall length, width, height and photos for review.

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Send Wins Parking your RV, boat or trailer dimensions and intended term to request a quote for a monthly space at Gypsum.

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