In Heber City, UT
Extra Space Storage - 8918 - Heber City - W 1580 S
95 1580 South, Heber City, UT, 84032
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95 1580 South, Heber City, UT, 84032
2323 West 3000 South, Heber City, UT, 84032
2117 U.s. 40, Heber City, UT, 84032
3500 South Hwy 40, Heber City, UT, 84032
1040 Iron Horse Drive, Park City, UT, 84060
1240 Richardson Flat Road, Park City, UT, 84036
4006 North Forestdale Drive, Park City, UT, 84098
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Heber Valley households tend to own more gear than storage space allows. Skis and snowboards in winter, boats and paddleboards for Deer Creek and Jordanelle in summer, trailers, bikes and camping equipment all year. Add rapid growth, construction timelines that leave families between homes, and second home owners who need somewhere for furnishings, and units here stay in demand. Use the listings above to compare live unit sizes, move-in prices and availability across Heber City and the surrounding valley, then use the guidance below to size your space and protect it from mountain winters.
Heber City generally prices below Park City while sitting above the smaller Utah markets, which makes it a common choice for renters on both sides of the pass. Live move-in prices on the listings above start from $30. A 5x10 covers a bedroom of furniture or a full set of outdoor gear. A 10x10 handles a one bedroom apartment. A 10x15 suits a small family home. A 10x20 takes a larger household or a vehicle. RV, boat and trailer parking is priced by length and is the most affordable option for a camper. Demand peaks twice a year, in late spring when winter gear goes away and in fall when boats come out of the water, so booking between those windows gives you more choice.
Size around your bulkiest items. A 5x5 holds boxes, camping gear and seasonal clothing. A 5x10 fits a mattress set and around fifteen boxes, or a household's skis, bikes, paddleboards and camping equipment with wall hooks and shelving. A 10x10 takes a one bedroom apartment including a sofa, bed and table. A 10x15 handles a three bedroom family home if you pack tightly. A 10x20 covers a larger household or a car. For a travel trailer, boat or fifth wheel, measure the full length including the hitch and spare tire carrier, then add three feet of clearance at each end. If you swap gear seasonally, set the unit up so the current season sits nearest the door.
Winters in the Heber Valley are long and cold, and summers are warm and very dry. That range is hard on stored goods. Freezing temperatures crack vinyl and plastics, ruin batteries and split undrained liquids. Dry air and wide daily swings loosen joints in wood furniture, crack leather and stress instruments and electronics. Climate controlled units hold a steadier range and are the right choice for furniture, mattresses, electronics, documents, photographs, instruments, artwork and leather goods. Standard drive-up units cost less and suit skis, bikes, camping gear, tools, garden equipment and plastic totes. If you store a boat or engine through winter, ask about draining water systems, adding fuel stabilizer and removing the battery before the door closes.
Facilities serving Heber City sit along the US-40 and US-189 corridors and around the routes toward Midway and Daniel. Check what is available toward Midway if you are on the west side of the valley, and north toward Kamas and the Jordanelle area. Renters in Park City often compare Heber Valley options because rates here are generally lower for the same size, and the drive is short outside peak traffic. For RV, boat and trailer parking, look at the outdoor lots on the edges of the valley, where a space costs less per foot than an enclosed unit. If you use your gear most weekends, pay for the closer site. For long term storage, take the lower standing rate.
Ask how the facility manages snow, including how quickly aisles and drive-up doors are cleared and whether outdoor spaces stay accessible through winter. Confirm gate hours and whether access is available year round. Check drive-up door height if you are storing anything tall, since a standard door will not clear a large camper. Ask whether the price shown is promotional and what the ongoing rate becomes, and whether rates are reviewed seasonally. Check the insurance requirement against your homeowners policy first. For outdoor spaces, confirm the surface, grading and turning radius. Confirm the move-out notice period, commonly ten to fourteen days.
Live move-in prices on this page start from $30. Heber City generally prices below Park City, and outdoor RV, boat or trailer parking offers the lowest cost per foot in the valley.
Usually yes, which is why many Park City residents store on this side of the pass. The drive is short outside peak traffic, and the monthly difference on a larger unit is often significant.
Outdoor parking spaces are available at facilities around the valley, priced by length. Book ahead of the fall rush when boats come out of the water, and measure including the trailer tongue before reserving.
For furniture, electronics, documents, instruments and leather, yes. Hard freezes and wide dry swings cause cracking and loosened joints. Skis, bikes, camping gear and tools are fine in a standard drive-up unit.
Most facilities maintain year round access, but snow clearing practice varies. Ask directly how quickly aisles and drive-up doors are cleared after a storm, especially if you swap gear mid-season.
Most Heber City facilities rent month to month with no long term commitment. Confirm the move-out notice period when you sign, since late notice usually means paying for another month.