Drive-up storage units in North Dakota
4 North Dakota facilities have drive-up units across 2 cities and towns. Bismarck has the most, with 3.
Cities in North Dakota
Sorted by number of drive-up facilities. Prices are the median 10×10 drive-up, shown where enough sites post one.
Smaller towns
Towns with fewer than 3 drive-up facilities. Book and pay directly with each facility.
Mandan1 facility
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Five Star Storage
2231 3rd St SE, Mandan, ND 58554
"…sizes, featuring amenities such as drive-up access and RV parking. If you’re not…" · seen on their site Oct 2026
Last checked Oct 30, 2026 · Report a change ·
Before you go
- Gate hours
- 5:00am to 10:00pm"…Hours 5:00am - 10:00pm Today's Call Center Hours 8:00am - 5:30pm…"
- Office hours
- 9am to 1pm"…Hours 9:00am - 1:00pm…"
- Lease
- Month-to-month"…lot. With a variety of sizes and month-to-month rentals, you can store what you need wi…"
From their site, checked Oct 30, 2026. Confirm with the facility before you sign.
Storing in North Dakota's climate
Deep cold is the main threat in a North Dakota drive-up unit, with typical winter lows below 0°F in the northeast and near 10°F in the southwest. Drain fuel and water from mowers, pressure washers and boat motors before the first hard freeze. Skip anything that cracks or separates when frozen, like paint, canned goods and electronics. Set boxes on pallets so spring melt seeping under the door stays off them.
Storage rules in North Dakota
In North Dakota, leftover money from a lien sale does not wait long. N.D.C.C. 35-33-06 says the owner holds any surplus for six months from the date of sale and may keep whatever goes unclaimed after that.
You can stop the sale entirely by paying what you owe at any time before it happens. If your unit does get sold, contact the facility promptly to collect any proceeds above the debt.