Sacramento City Guide
There are 25 self storage units in Sacramento, CA in a 15 mile radius to choose from with over 25 units available for rent
Using $1.00/sqft as a national average, the average price for a self storage unit is $1.98. This is 98.22% higher with $0.98 net increase in cost per square foot. You'll be paying more in medium to large cities as storage prices are generally higher in densely populated areas.
Choose from multiple self storage facilities in Sacramento including:
If storage near Sacramento, California is not close enough to you, you may be interested in the 15 nearby cities including Antelope, Carmichael, Citrus Heights, Davis, Elk Grove, Elverta, Fair Oaks, Folsom, Gold River, Granite Bay, North Highlands, Orangevale, Rancho Cordova, Rio Linda, Rncho Cordova.
We also have specialized storage to choose from in Sacramento. If you require a climate controlled unit where temperature and humidity are important, please check out our Sacramento, CA Climate Controlled Storage, page. If you need to store a boat, car, or RV near Sacramento, CA, please visit our Sacramento, CA Vehicle Storage page.
Sacramento, California is not just the regal capital of the state—it also has some great nicknames. So if you’re eager to live in a town called America’s Most Diverse City, River City or Sack o’ Tomatoes, pack those bags (or sacks) pronto! It was thanks to Swiss immigrant John Sutter, Sr. that Sacramento became a city, and it was Spanish cavalry officer Gabriel Moraga who named it after the Sacramento River—so it truly is a diverse place!
Besides the groovy monikers, Sacramento also boasts a pleasant Mediterranean climate, albeit without the crystal blue sea and white-washed buildings, which means that you’re in for a mild, wet winter and a dry, hot summer. With a population of just 485,199, several respected universities, and the world-renowned UC David Medical Center, this capital city has everything you need.
Students who go to school here, including McGeorge School of Law, Epic Bible College, and Hawkins' School of Performing Arts, can stash their extra belongings in one of the numerous self storage facilities in the area.
Be sure to visit the B.F. Hastings Bank Building—besides taking care of your banking needs, you can admire the fact that it used to be the westernmost station of the Pony Express, the first mail service (via actual horseback) in the country. And speaking of history, you can take a tour of all the haunted spots in town, including a series of underground streets, Old City Cemetery, the Governor’s Mansion, and the Central Library.
If scaring yourself half to death is not your thing, the annual Jazz Festival in Old Sacramento is sure to sooth your racing heart, though the Summer Shakespeare Festival in William Land Park may get it thumping again when you realize that you can’t understand Early Modern English. After a long day of fun (or fear), you’ll want to sit down and have a hearty meal, and what better city to enjoy good food than this Farm-to-Fork capital of the country?
Best of all, you’ll never have to worry about where to put all your awesome souvenirs—like your ghost hunting equipment or Elizabethan dresses and nether hose. Sacramento has plenty of storage units available all over town.
