Our Storage Lot Travel Trailer Covers are perfect for keeping your Travel Trailers road ready when stored for long periods in storage lots. We specially engineered the fabric with 4 layers of Polypropylene protection to provide superior UV protection, durability, and breathability. Not only were these Storage Lot Travel Trailer Covers built tough, but functional also. We have a unique CAM Buckle system and Slip-Seam strapping system in place that helps secure straps in place, create a snug fit, prevent slippage, and cinches cover tight on all 4 bottom corners to help keep the wind out.

ADCO Travel Trailer Cover Dimensions

• ADCO 74838 - Up to 15' (183" L x 100" W x 90" H)
• ADCO 74839 - 15'1" to 18' (219" L x 100" W x 90" H)
• ADCO 74840 - 18'1" to 20' (243" L x 100" W x 90" H)
• ADCO 74841 - 20'1" to 22' (267" L x 100" W x 90" H)
• ADCO 74842 - 22'1" to 24' (291" L x 100" W x 90" H)
• ADCO 74843 - 24'1" to 26' (315" L x 100" W x 96" H)
• ADCO 74844 - 26'1" to 28'6" (345" L x 100" W x 102" H)
• ADCO 74845 - 28'7" to 31'6" (381" L x 104" W x 102" H)
• ADCO 74846 - 31'7" to 34' (411" L x 104" W x 102" H)
• ADCO 74847 - 34'1" to 37' (447" L x 106" W x 102" H)

How To Measure Your Travel Trailer

Measure your Travel Trailer from the longest two points to determine proper fit, including bumpers, spare tire, and ladder - but excluding the hitch. ADCO Covers are designed to fit all common vehicle heights, however, we recommend double-checking by taking the measurement of the vehicle sidewall height, excluding ground clearance. Cover is designed to accommodate rooftop accessories so no need to account for A/C's, vents, etc... when checking on height.

7 BIG Reasons To Buy a Quality RV Cover

1. Reduce costly environmental damage to the rubber roof, seals, tires, windows, fiberglass and electronics
2. Reduce the number of washings required
3. Lower interior temperatures during storage
4. Keep the trailer showroom fresh
5. Keep the trailer ready for the next big adventure
6. Breathable covers allow air circulation to avoid mold & mildew build-up
7. Prevent costly repairs like replacing a rubber roof costs $3,000 - $8,000 on Average (😨 $300 per linear foot)

Spend roughly $10 per month over the life of the RV Cover to save thousands later fixing your trailer