Access Storage
118 Piggott Crescent, Saskatoon SK
639-638-4133- Climate Control
- Drive-up Access
- 24 Hour Access
- Vehicle Storage
- Boat & RV Storage
Starting at $160.00
FindStorageFast shows live prices from 10 Saskatoon storage facilities near you — pulled directly from each operator's booking system, most updated daily. The price shown is the facility's current listed rate. Active promotions — first month free, 50% off, free moving trucks — are pulled live from each facility and shown on their listing. Reserve through the facility and that unit comes off their live inventory. Prices updated October 27, 2026. Filter by size, price, distance, or amenity — climate control, drive-up access, 24/7 entry, vehicle storage. Use the map to find storage near you, and reserve without a credit card.
Saskatoon sits in the South Saskatchewan River valley — the river splits the city north and south, and that geography shapes where storage facilities cluster. The valley also does nothing to moderate Saskatchewan's climate: summers hit the high 30s, winter wind chills push below -40°C, and the freeze-thaw cycles through spring and fall put everything stored without climate control at risk. For a city built around the University of Saskatchewan, the potash and mining industry, and agriculture servicing the province, storage demand is driven by student cycles, shift workers with irregular hours, and contractors based in the city while working rural sites.
FindStorageFast has tracked Saskatoon storage since 2009. A few things we've observed about this market: the University of Saskatchewan corridor drives a sharp demand spike every April–May as roughly 25,000 students vacate campus housing — facilities within 2 km of campus fill 5×5 and 5×10 units faster than anywhere else in Saskatchewan during that six-week window. The south-end build-out (Stonebridge, Evergreen, Brighton) pulled 3–4 new facilities online in the last decade, shifting the city's storage supply from predominantly north to roughly balanced across the river. And the Airport and industrial corridor facilities see higher-than-average 24/7 access usage, reflecting the potash and mining sector workers who need early-morning access before driving to rural job sites.
| Unit size | What fits | City average price | Lowest price |
|---|---|---|---|
| 5×5 | Dorm room, boxes, seasonal gear | $108.00/mo | $87.00/mo |
| 5×10 | Studio apartment contents | $137.00/mo | $109.00/mo |
| 10×10 | 1–2 bedroom apartment | $178.00/mo | $147.00/mo |
| 10×15 | Large 2-bed or home office | $248.00/mo | $195.00/mo |
| 10×20 | 3-bedroom house contents | $269.00/mo | $221.00/mo |
118 Piggott Crescent, Saskatoon SK
639-638-4133
3010 11th Street W Saskatoon SK
1-877-366-8450901 1st Avenue N Saskatoon SK
1-877-366-8450Saskatoon, SK
844-307-8673121 Gyles Place, Saskatoon, SK
306-988-8007
830 48th Street E Saskatoon SK
(639) 638 - 2131
331 103 St East, Saskatoon, SK
306-900-4340801 45th W, Saskatoon, SK
306-517-25931335 Fletcher Rd Saskatoon SK
1-844-551-7733345 Portage Ave Saskatoon SK
1-877-366-8450We track live prices from 10 Saskatoon storage facilities. Prices updated October 27, 2026.
What fits in each size: Small (5×5–5×10) holds a dorm room or walk-in closet worth of items. Medium (10×10) fits a 1–2 bedroom apartment. Large (10×15) holds a 2-bed plus home office. Extra Large (10×20) stores a full 3-bedroom house — furniture, appliances, and everything in the garage.
Unsure what size you need? Check our storage size guide to get a better idea of what fits. Compare amenities and prices across Saskatoon neighbourhoods to find the best value near you.
We track storage prices across Saskatchewan and the Prairies. If you're willing to consider areas outside Saskatoon, here's how nearby markets compare.
| Market | Avg Price (10×10/mo) |
|---|---|
| Saskatoon | $178.00/month |
| Regina | $182/month |
| Winnipeg | $205/month |
Saskatoon price updates with live data. Regina and Winnipeg figures are approximate based on recent listings — check each market for current availability.
Finding storage near your Saskatoon neighbourhood matters — especially if you're accessing your unit regularly, don't have a vehicle, or need to avoid crossing the river. The South Saskatchewan River splits the city into distinct north and south corridors, and facilities on each side serve different demand patterns. Here's what's available in each area.
If you live near the University of Saskatchewan campus, in Varsity View, or around the Broadway District, Access Storage locations serve the university corridor with student-friendly options and 1st 4 weeks free promotions. The University of Saskatchewan is one of Canada's oldest research universities — student storage demand here is the most predictable and concentrated in the city.
Students store belongings over summer rather than hauling everything home. Faculty and staff use nearby facilities for office overflows and research equipment between projects.
Features: Climate control, student specials, 24/7 security monitoring, close to campus
If you're in downtown Saskatoon, City Park, or the Central Business District along the river, facilities along major routes give you climate-controlled storage and security monitoring — essential for condo residents with no storage and small businesses storing inventory or documents. The river valley location makes this part of the city especially prone to humidity swings between seasons.
Downtown professionals, City Park residents, and small businesses in the core all use storage here. Government workers in the downtown core on temporary postings rent here instead of moving households.
Features: Climate control, central location, business-friendly, security monitoring
If you're near Stonebridge — one of Saskatoon's newest and fastest-growing subdivisions — or in established south-end areas near the river, facilities here serve suburban families with modern amenities. South Saskatoon has drawn the most new residential development in the last decade, and storage supply has followed.
Families store during home renovations. Seasonal item storage is heavy here — outdoor gear, holiday decorations, sports equipment. Lots of RV and boat storage for weekend trips to Waskesiu and Last Mountain Lake.
Features: Climate control, drive-up access, vehicle/RV/boat storage, newer facilities
If you're in east Saskatoon neighbourhoods like Lakeview, Briarwood, or Brighton, Storage Mart and Access Storage both have facilities serving these established family communities. The east side developed around detached family homes with mature tree cover — it's quieter, and storage demand here is steadier and less seasonal than the university corridor.
Homeowners in established east-end neighbourhoods use storage when downsizing or managing between homes. Families store seasonal sporting and outdoor equipment year-round.
Features: Climate control, suburban convenience, drive-up access available, quiet locations
If you're in west Saskatoon — Confederation Park, Westview, or Mount Royal — Access Storage, Storage Mart, and Cube-It portable storage operate in the west end. West Saskatoon offers competitive rates in established, mature neighbourhoods without new-build premiums. Close to Confederation Mall and the west industrial corridor.
These locations attract renters who want good value without sacrificing amenities. Shift workers in the west industrial areas use storage with flexible access hours.
Features: Climate control, competitive pricing, established neighbourhoods, convenient amenities
If you're near the Saskatoon Airport, in the industrial corridors, or working in the business parks, Access Storage – Saskatoon Airport and other industrial-zone facilities give contractors and businesses what they need: accessible hours, drive-up loading, and space for commercial vehicles and equipment.
Contractors in the potash and mining supply chain store tools and equipment between rural job sites. Agricultural businesses use these facilities as a secure Regina–Saskatoon corridor base. Businesses accessing inventory and equipment outside standard hours need the extended access these locations offer.
Features: Climate control, extended access hours, vehicle/equipment storage, contractor-friendly, commercial use
Saskatchewan's continental climate creates extreme storage conditions — hot, dry summers push temperatures into the high 30s, while winter wind chills drop below -40°C. The city's position in the South Saskatchewan River valley adds humidity swings that standard units can't manage. Climate-controlled storage maintains steady temperature and humidity year-round.
10 Saskatoon storage facilities include climate-controlled options. Saskatchewan's temperature extremes and low winter humidity damage unprotected belongings: furniture warps, electronics fail from condensation, documents yellow and deteriorate, and materials crack from temperature cycling between seasons. If you're storing for more than a season, climate control is the difference between getting your belongings back intact or finding them damaged.
Learn more about climate-controlled storage.
Drive-up units let you pull directly to your unit door — no elevators, no hallways. This matters especially in Saskatoon when you're moving furniture in February at -30°C, or in July heat when you want to load fast and get out. Many Saskatoon facilities offer drive-up access, particularly those in industrial and south-end locations.
Who benefits from drive-up in Saskatoon: Contractors and trades workers accessing tools and equipment before job sites open. Families moving large furniture without navigating indoor hallways in extreme weather. Agricultural and mining industry workers who make frequent trips and need fast in-and-out access. Shift workers who access units at irregular hours and need quick loading regardless of conditions.
Some facilities offer 24/7 access, others have set hours (typically 6am–10pm). 24/7 access works well for Saskatoon's mining, agriculture, and industrial sector workers who operate on shift schedules and need flexible access to tools and equipment.
Who needs 24/7 access: Agricultural and mining workers with irregular schedules. Contractors starting before 6am or finishing after dark. Small businesses accessing inventory outside standard hours. If you only visit your unit at move-in and move-out, standard access hours work fine and often cost less.
University of Saskatchewan and Saskatchewan Polytechnic students create concentrated storage demand from late March through end of April. Students typically rent small units — 5×5s and 5×10s — for dorm contents, off-campus housing furniture, and belongings during summer break. Many Saskatoon facilities offer student-specific promotions on smaller units.
These are the closest facilities to Saskatoon campuses:
| Institution | Closest Facility | Starting Price |
|---|---|---|
| University of Saskatchewan | Storage Mart – 1st Ave | $74.00/month |
| Saskatchewan Polytechnic | Access Storage – Saskatoon North | $76.00/4 weeks |
Book early for April–May peak season — units near campus fill quickly. Student specials include 1st 4 weeks free, no admin fees, free locks, and 10% recurring discounts. Pro tip: Share a 5×10 with a roommate instead of each renting a 5×5 — you'll each save money and split the cost.
Saskatoon storage facilities offer vehicle storage with both outdoor parking and indoor options. Saskatchewan's extended winters — November through April — and heavy road salt make indoor storage the better choice for any vehicle you care about.
Saskatchewan's winters punish vehicles: Extreme cold drains batteries, damages seals and fluids, and cracks rubber. Road salt mixed with freeze-thaw cycles accelerates corrosion. Outdoor storage exposes vehicles to months of this. Indoor climate-controlled storage stops salt damage, prevents battery drain, and keeps rubber seals from becoming brittle. For motorcycles, classic cars, and recreational vehicles, indoor storage is the difference between ready-to-use in spring and costly spring repairs.
What Saskatoon residents store: RVs and trailers (Saskatoon is the jumping-off point for Prince Albert National Park, Waskesiu, and Last Mountain Lake), boats, motorcycles, classic cars, work trucks, ATVs, snowmobiles, and commercial equipment. Saskatchewan storage operators are well set up for the province's outdoor recreation culture — the riding and boating season is short, and good storage over winter keeps equipment ready for next season.
What some of our satisfied storage customers say about us
Awesome customer service. They answered all my questions with patience. I received a phone call just to update and make sure my reservation was correct. Highly recommend.
Very efficient and helpful — would recommend to anyone.
Find Storage Fast helped us find the storage we needed in less than 10 minutes. As a college student I'm glad we found a service where we could compare prices and location in one spot.
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Most facilities offer all-day access (6am-10pm), which works for 95% of renters. True 24/7 access comes at a premium. Before paying the extra, ask if you'll actually need access between 10pm-6am.
On October 27, 2026, Storage units in Saskatoon range from $87.00/month for a five by five unit to $221.00/month for the cheapest ten by twenty unit. The most popular ten by ten unit averages $178.00/month in Saskatoon, with the lowest price at $147.00/month. Prices vary by location and features.
A five by five unit holds a closet's worth, a five by ten fits a studio apartment, and a ten by ten accommodates a one-bedroom apartment—that's the most popular size. A ten by fifteen fits two bedrooms, and a ten by twenty holds a three-bedroom home. De-clutter, stack vertically and only pay for what you need.
Climate-controlled units cost more than standard units. They are worth the premium for furniture, electronics, documents, and anything you'd normally keep inside your home that's important to you.
FindStorageFast shows storage facilities in Saskatoon sorted by distance from your location. Compare live prices at 10 facilities starting at $87.00/month. View unit sizes, amenities like climate control and drive-up access. See current availability and book the best prices online for free.
Yes. In Saskatoon, a ten by ten unit averages $178.00/month but starts as low as $147.00/month depending on location and amenities. That's potentially hundreds in annual savings. Compare all 10 facilities to find the best rate.
No hazardous materials (gasoline, propane, chemicals), perishable food, plants, pets, illegal items, or firearms (varies by facility). Most facilities prohibit wet or smelly items. Violating these rules can result in immediate lease termination and forfeiture of belongings.
| Unit Size | Average Monthly Price | Lowest Price |
|---|---|---|
| 5'x5' | $108.00 | $87.00 |
| 5'x10' | $137.00 | $109.00 |
| 10'x10' | $178.00 | $147.00 |
| 10'x15' | $248.00 | $195.00 |
| 10'x20' | $269.00 | $221.00 |
| Size | Description |
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25 square feet, the size of a small closet. Good for chairs, cabinets, electronics, boxes. |
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50 square feet, the size of a large walk-in closet. Good for a mattress set, couch, dining room tables, chairs, boxes. |
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75 square feet, the size of a small bedroom. Good for large dining sets, desks, cabinets, mattress sets, washer/dryer. |
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100 square feet, the size of a large bedroom. Good for bedroom sets, refrigerator, large drawers, multiple boxes. |
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150 square feet, the size of a small one car garage. Good for multiple bedroom sets, large appliances, smaller cars, boats, other vehicles, patio sets. |
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200 square feet, the size of a standard one car garage. Good for multiple bedroom sets, trucks, trailers, large furniture items, mid size vehicles, miscellaneous items. |
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300 square feet, the size of a two car garage. Good for multiple bedroom sets, appliances, large furniture, patio sets, seasonal items. |
