Questions & answers

RVs, travel trailers, fifth wheels, motorhomes, boats, cars, trucks, semis and utility trailers in our parking; household goods, business stock and equipment in a sea can or shed; and bulky equipment or materials on open yard space.

We do not accept fuel, hazardous materials or anything illegal.

Louis Creek is less than an hour up Highway 5 from Kamloops, and it is on the way to the North Thompson’s lakes and Wells Gray Park, so for a lot of trips your RV or boat starts closer to where you are going. The yard has the room big rigs need, and every price is on this website.

At 4140 Agate Bay Road in Louis Creek, just south of Barriere on Highway 5 and less than an hour north of Kamloops. Turn east off the highway onto Agate Bay Road; the yard is on your left, just past Old Sawmill Court. There is a map on our contact page.

Of course, any day of the week from 9 am to 5 pm. Please call to book a time, ideally a couple of hours ahead, and we will meet you at the gate.

Yes. Pay for a year up front and you get one month free: twelve months for the price of eleven. Every annual price is on the rates page.

Sea cans, sheds and yard space take a damage deposit of half a month’s rent: $40 to $200 for sheds and sea cans. The deposit is non-refundable. Parking has no deposit.

Rates are monthly, plus GST. Your first payment is due on move-in day, and a part month is prorated. Pay by e-Transfer or cash. To move out, give us 3 days’ notice, or at least 1 business day.

No. GST is added to every price on this site.

Any day of the week, 9 am to 5 pm, by appointment. Only our staff open the gate, so please call to book a time, ideally a couple of hours ahead, and we will be there to let you in.

The yard is fenced with chain-link topped with barbed wire and watched by security cameras, and only our staff open the gate.

No. We supply the lock for sea cans and sheds.

Parking is priced by overall length. Measure from the front of the hitch to the back of the bumper, including anything that sticks out like a ladder, a spare tire or a motor, and round up.

Yes. You will need to show proof of insurance for what you store. Many home and vehicle policies can cover items in storage, so check with your insurer.

No. The yard has no power, water or sani-dump, and RVs cannot be lived in on site.

A sea can is a steel shipping container: tough, secure and big, in 20 or 40 ft lengths. A shed is smaller (8 × 8 or 8 × 12) with its own doors, handy for things you get to often. See them side by side, to scale, in the size guide.

Yes. A 20 ft sea can fits most small cars.