Truck parking · Van parking
Van parking near Katy, $129.99 a month
Sprinter, cargo van, Transit, trades van — a gated stall five minutes off I-10 in Brookshire, $129.99 a month or $14.99 a day. Open to the sky, so a high roof and a ladder rack are not a problem.
3485 FM 362, Brookshire, TX 77423No height limit · 24/7 gate · month to month
Why people move it here
The van is the business, and the street is not a yard
Most van parking here belongs to sole traders and small crews — plumbers, electricians, installers, couriers, caterers. People whose van is a tool, and who ran into the same three problems.
- The covenant will not have itNeighborhood covenants around Katy and Fulshear frequently bar commercial vehicles from driveways and streets. ⚠️ Check yours — they differ street to street.
- The van is not emptyWhatever is in the back overnight is stock or tools. A residential street is a poor place to leave either.
- One van became fourThe point where parking them at home stops working arrives faster than most people plan for.
- Height is not a constraintOpen stalls, no roof, no barrier. A high-roof Sprinter with a rack drives straight in.
- You start earlyDeliveries do not wait for an office to open, so the gate cannot either.
- The tools could live here too8×20 drive-up vaults on the same yard from $88 a month, if the van should not be a toolbox.
Rates
$129.99 a month, or $14.99 a day
The 40-foot stall is the cheapest space on the yard and takes any van comfortably. Month to month, no contract to sign.
Five vans or more gets one invoice and one point of contact.
Overnight
Gated, lit and watched, which a driveway is not
A van on a street is a locked door on a public road with a business’s working stock behind it. The same van behind a gate is a different proposition.
- Gated, own credentialIndividual app access rather than a shared code, so entries are attributable.
- No blindside stallsEvery space visible from a drive aisle and covered by camera.
- Resident managerContinuous on-property management, not a patrol twice a night.
- Perimeter fencingFenced on every side, one controlled way in and out.
- LED lit end to endThe whole yard, not one pole by the gate.
- Backup generatorOn site, with steps in place for a power outage.
Every one of those is photographed and cited on the security page.
The app
Your phone opens the gate
LockRig runs on BestTruckParking. Reserve a space, pay for it, and open the gate from the same app — no code to remember at 3 a.m., no office hours to work around.
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1Click Reserve
The red Reserve button sits at the top of every page.
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2Choose what you need
Truck & trailer parking, or an 8×20 storage vault.
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3Follow the steps
Pick your dates and pay in BestTruckParking. The same app opens the gate, any hour.
Questions
Before you bring it over
How much is van parking?
$129.99 a month or $14.99 a day for a 40-foot stall, which takes a Sprinter, a cargo van or a Transit with room to spare.
Will a high-roof Sprinter fit?
Yes. The stalls are outdoor and open to the sky, so height is not a constraint — a high-roof van, a roof rack or a ladder rack is not a problem.
Can I park several vans?
Yes. Five or more spaces gets one invoice and one point of contact rather than five separate bookings. Call 1-844-LOCK-RIG.
Can I get to it before the first drop?
The gate runs 24/7 on your own app credential, so a five o'clock start works the same as a midday one. There is no office to open first.
Is it secure if I leave tools in the van?
The yard is gated with individual credentials, camera coverage, fenced on every side, LED lit end to end, generator backed and resident managed. If the tools would be better out of the van, there are 8x20 vaults on the same yard from $88 a month.
Why not just park it at home?
Plenty of people do until a covenant, an ordinance or a neighbor makes it a problem. A gated yard five minutes off I-10 removes the argument.
Park it somewhere it is welcome
Van parking at $129.99 a month, five minutes off I-10 in Brookshire. Gated, lit, resident-managed, open 24/7.