Brand spanking new buildings, easy as 1-2-3 virtual check in and out and get in and out anytime you…read morewant. I'd have given 5 stars but a bit more expensive than I wanted to spend, but demand out weighs supply these days

From the owner: Storage Junction is a modern, purpose-built self storage facility located in Genoa City, WI —…read moreconveniently serving Lake Geneva, Twin Lakes, Powers Lake, McHenry IL, Spring Grove IL, Antioch IL, and surrounding communities. We offer three storage options: drive-up self storage, climate controlled storage, and indoor, outdoor, and climate controlled RV & boat storage. Our oversized units feature up to 14' tall overhead doors — ideal for RVs, boats, and trailers. Climate controlled units start at 5x10. No hidden fees. No security deposit. Easy online reservations and billing. 24/7 secure gated PIN access with high-tech surveillance. Not a national chain — we're a locally operated facility that genuinely cares about your stored property and providing you the best possible storage experience. Reserve online at storagejunction.com or call (855) 229-7142.

My storage unit was very clean and thry keep up the exterior and interiors well. The prices are…read moregreat for what you get. The staff were very helpful and kind. I highly recommend reaching out to them if you are in need of a storage unit.

The units are reasonably priced and easily accessible. The people in the office are helpful and…read morecourteous. I would recommend Robert's Road Mini Storage. 5

This is my 3rd season using upside storage. It's a family run business. That being said you get…read morethe benefits of working with a family business. They are on top of the business and will self reserve a unit if you are repeat customer. A huge perk, I don't sweat seasonal storage. They have always been ready for me. Your items are secured with a key card security gate and the building has security cameras. The units are not heated or air conditioned but are well kept and have quality doors. I have never seen bugs or rodents in any of the units I rented. A gravel lot is also available for RV or boats. I have not used it yet. However, it is full for fall and winter so I suspect you need to book early. Cons: I wish the boat/RV lot was covered. A hopeful boat owner soon I will definitely be looking for that.

I called to see about availability for RV storage and was told they had a few sites available. At…read more$55 per month they are the cheapest I was able to find. This isn't a dirt lot with a bunch of junk laying around, it's actually secured with an electronic gate and cameras throughout. When I arrived the owners were there to greet me and help me get parked in my spot. They were two of the nicest people I think I've met. I highly recommend checking them out yourself.

Great clean facility, carol is the best. Always helpful. Rented from this facility a few times.read more

First, the older women who work behind the counter are very nice. They don't smile much and…read moretherefore may be mistaken for being grouchy, but they really are not. I like them. That having been said, however, be aware that this place DOES NOT ACCEPT CREDIT CARDS. So while I am out traveling in my RV, I have to find a post office and mail a check. Since everything else I pay can be completed in a matter of seconds online with a credit card, not only is this inconvenient, it is absolutely 19th century. Should your check not arrive on time, you are subject to your lock being cut off your unit and your belongings seized. This is after only a few days of being late. Check the paperwork when you sign up. The dates are very important. I am not sure this is legal. The place has no public restrooms. Therefore, if you are working at your storage unit for several hours as it is common that you will while loading or unloading, you'll have to hold it or drive into town to find a restroom. Other people who have units there have told me they go find a corner in which to relieve themselves. There are no gutters on the storage buildings. When it is raining or when the snow is melting off the roofs, the water drains at the entrance of each storage unit. This soaks the person entering and exiting the storage unit. Additionally, that water seeps into the storage units. The owner of this place does not salt for ice and snowplowing seems to be infrequent, at best. I had to get into my unit after an ice storm and was very nearly unable to walk from my truck to the unit. Loading anything into or out of my truck was almost impossible. When I had a problem getting the door of my unit to close and had to leave, the owner of the storage place called me. He used his speaker phone and had another person on the line. He told me that he had managed to close the unit, but that I was having trouble closing it because "there is so much . . . stuff in there." I am sure he was struggling to use a word other than "junk" or worse. I am not sure what he expected to find in a storage unit other than one's belongings. It might be "stuff" to him, but to me, those are my precious belongings. I grapple to understand what he thinks people put in storage units. The hours during which you can access your storage unit are severely limited. The storage units do not have lights in them. Additionally, the maintenance on the outdoor lights that could possibly shine into the unit must be lax, because they shine for a minute and then go off, leaving you and whatever you are loading in pure darkness. I will remove my things from this storage place this summer, when I get back to the Midwest. The only good part of having rented a storage unit from this place was that I know what not to accept on my next place.