Storage Units in Regina

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FindStorageFast shows live prices from 12 Regina 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.

Regina sits exposed on flat open prairie — no hills, no tree cover, nothing to moderate the weather. The temperature range here is one of the widest of any Canadian city: -40°C wind chills in January, high 30s in July, and freeze-thaw cycles through spring and fall that stress anything stored without climate control. Climate-controlled storage in Regina isn't optional for anything you want back in the condition you left it. Facilities cluster along Diefenbaker Drive, Dewdney Avenue, and the south end near Harbour Landing — covering the university area, downtown, and the growing subdivisions along Highway 1.

FindStorageFast has tracked Regina storage since 2008 — long enough to have watched the Harbour Landing and south-end subdivisions pull demand toward newer facilities, the RCMP Depot and government postings create a steady short-term rental pattern, and the gap between Regina and Saskatoon pricing narrow as both markets grew.

Prices updated October 27, 2026  ·  12 Regina facilities tracked

$136.00
Lowest 10×10/mo
$182.00
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Regina self-storage prices by unit size
Unit sizeWhat fitsCity average priceLowest price
5×5Dorm room, boxes, seasonal gear$101.00/mo$80.00/mo
5×10Studio apartment contents$117.00/mo$90.00/mo
10×101–2 bedroom apartment$182.00/mo$136.00/mo
10×15Large 2-bed or home office$203.00/mo$150.00/mo
10×203-bedroom house contents$233.00/mo$195.00/mo
Regina storage prices by unit size City avg Lowest

Climate control available across multiple locations  ·  Drive-up access and vehicle storage tracked across the network

Prices updated October 27, 2026  ·  sourced from 12 Regina facilities  ·  size guide

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We track live prices from 12 Regina 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 Regina 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 Regina, here's how nearby markets compare.

Storage Prices Near Regina
Average 10×10 unit pricing across Prairie markets. Regina price live as of October 27, 2026; Saskatoon and Winnipeg based on recent available listings.
Market Avg Price (10×10/mo)
Regina $182.00/month
Saskatoon ~$178/month
Winnipeg ~$228/month

Regina price updates with live data. Saskatoon and Winnipeg figures are approximate based on recent listings — check each market for current availability.

Storage in Regina Neighbourhoods

Finding storage near your Regina neighbourhood matters — especially if you're accessing your unit regularly, don't have a vehicle, or need to avoid cross-town traffic. Here's what's available in each area of the city.

Wascana Park & University Area

Living near Wascana Centre, the University of Regina campus, or in Gladmer Park along the lake? Access Storage has locations close to campus with student-specific promotions. The area around Wascana Lake includes the MacKenzie Art Gallery, Conexus Arts Centre, and the Saskatchewan Science Centre — all within easy reach of storage facilities on the university side of the city.

University of Regina students rent here over summer break rather than hauling everything back home. Residents in neighbourhoods bordering Wascana Centre use storage when downsizing from houses to condos.

Features: Climate control, student specials (1st 4 weeks free, no admin fees), close to campus, quiet neighbourhoods

Downtown & Warehouse District

Living near the Downtown core between Victoria Park and the converted warehouse lofts? Facilities near the core give you climate control and security monitoring — essential when you're storing in Saskatchewan's temperature extremes. The revitalized Warehouse District pulls people back downtown with Casino Regina, Globe Theatre, and actual restaurants.

Downtown condo residents with zero storage space, small businesses in converted warehouse offices, and government workers on short-term contracts downtown all use storage here instead of moving entire households for temporary assignments.

Features: Climate control, 24/7 security monitoring, central location, good for small business

Harbour Landing & South Regina

Out in Harbour Landing, Albert Park, or the newer subdivisions along Highway 1? StorageMart at 2750 Sandra Schmirler Way serves the south end with drive-up access and vehicle storage. These are Regina's fastest-growing neighbourhoods — new builds, young families, and garages full of recreational equipment.

Professionals who commute via Highway 1 find it convenient to access storage on their route. Lots of RV and boat storage for trips up to Buffalo Pound and Last Mountain Lake.

Features: Climate control, drive-up access, vehicle/RV/boat storage, newer facilities, highway access

The Creeks & East Regina

Living near The Creeks, Arcola East, or around the Greens on Gardiner? Make Space Storage at 430 Henderson Drive serves these established family neighbourhoods. The area developed in the 1970s with single-family homes, good schools, and mature trees throughout.

Homeowners in University Park and Gardiner Park use storage when adult kids move out and it's time to downsize.

Features: Climate control, family-friendly, quiet mature neighbourhoods, good for seasonal storage

Rosemont–Mount Royal & West Regina

Rosemont–Mount Royal is Regina's largest neighbourhood after the two communities merged in 1988. Along with Whitmore Park near Saskatchewan Polytechnic and other west-end areas, you'll find facilities offering competitive rates in these mature neighbourhoods.

West Regina attracts people who want established neighbourhoods without paying new-build premiums. Saskatchewan Polytechnic students in Whitmore Park rent storage over summer.

Features: Climate control, competitive pricing, established neighbourhoods, close to Confederation Mall

North Industrial & Business Areas

Working in Regina's industrial corridors or business parks north of the city? Facilities like Canadian PUPS Portable Storage at 6050 Diefenbaker Avenue give contractors and businesses what they need — accessible hours, drive-up loading, space for commercial vehicles and equipment.

Contractors running businesses out of storage units access tools multiple times daily. Small businesses store inventory without paying commercial lease rates. Trades workers keep supplies and equipment secure between jobs.

Features: Climate control, extended access hours, vehicle/equipment storage, contractor-friendly, commercial use

What Affects Storage Costs?
Climate Control in Regina

Regina sits completely exposed on the flat prairie — no hills, no trees, nothing to block the wind or moderate the weather. When Arctic air sweeps down from the north or Chinook winds blow in from Alberta, there's zero buffer. Your storage unit experiences the full force of Saskatchewan weather.

Regina's temperature range is one of the widest of any Canadian city: summer days hit the high 30s, winter nights drop below -40°C with wind chill. That's nearly 80 degrees of swing. Standard storage units can't handle that kind of stress. 12 Regina storage facilities currently include climate-controlled options.

What happens without climate control in Regina: Wood furniture dries out and cracks in the low winter humidity. Leather goods become brittle. Electronics fail from condensation when temperatures fluctuate. Documents yellow and deteriorate. Musical instruments go out of tune permanently. If you're storing anything for more than a few months through a Regina winter or summer, climate control isn't optional — it's the difference between getting your belongings back intact or finding them damaged.

Learn more about climate-controlled storage.

Drive-Up Access in Regina

Regina's flat geography means most facilities can offer drive-up access — you pull right up to your unit door. This matters more than you'd think when you're moving furniture in February at -30°C with 40 km/h winds, or in July when it's 35°C and the sun is beating down on asphalt parking lots.

Who benefits from drive-up in Regina: Contractors working construction sites across southern Saskatchewan use Regina facilities as their base — they need to grab tools at 6am and return them at 6pm. Government workers on short-term postings in the capital store furniture in drive-up units so they can load quickly when their assignment ends. Families moving between houses use drive-up during Regina's brief spring and fall moving windows when weather cooperates.

The premium for drive-up in Regina is usually minimal because flat land makes it easy to build. Compare that to cities with hills or limited space where drive-up commands a significant markup.

Storage for Regina Students

University of Regina, Saskatchewan Polytechnic, and First Nations University of Canada students create strong storage demand from late March through end of April. Students typically rent small units like 5×5s and 5×10s — for dorm room contents, off-campus housing furniture, and belongings during summer break. Many Regina facilities offer student-specific promotions with competitive rates on smaller units.

These are the closest facilities to Regina campuses:

Closest storage facilities to Regina universities — prices and promotions updated October 27, 2026
Institution Closest Facility Starting Price
University of Regina Access Storage – Diefenbaker $80.00/month
Saskatchewan Polytechnic Access Storage – Diefenbaker $80.00/month
First Nations University Access Storage – Dewdney $80.00/month

Book early for April peak season — units near campus fill quickly. Student specials include 1st 4 weeks free, no admin fees, free locks, and 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.

Vehicle Storage in Regina

Regina storage facilities offer vehicle storage with both outdoor and indoor options. As the provincial capital and hub for southern Saskatchewan, vehicle storage here serves patterns you won't find in other Prairie cities — government workers rotating through short-term postings, RCMP cadets at the Depot, and people using Regina as a base while working rural jobs across the province.

Why Regina's climate punishes vehicles: Road salt mixed with temperature extremes creates a perfect storm for vehicle damage. The city uses heavy salt on roads through the long winter. Outdoor storage means your vehicle sits in this corrosive environment for months. Indoor climate-controlled storage stops the salt damage, prevents battery drain from extreme cold, and protects rubber seals from becoming brittle and cracking.

Regina-specific vehicle storage patterns: RCMP cadets training at the Depot for 26 weeks often store personal vehicles rather than letting them sit exposed through a Saskatchewan winter. Government workers posted to Regina for 1–2 year contracts store their good vehicles and drive beaters through winter. Rural contractors use Regina facilities to store service trucks and equipment between jobs — they're working sites 200 km away and need a secure base. Riders store motorcycles November through April because Regina's riding season is brutally short.

What people store: RVs (for trips to Buffalo Pound and Last Mountain Lake), boats, classic cars, motorcycles, work trucks, trailers, and equipment. Indoor climate-controlled storage protects against Regina's temperature extremes and keeps vehicles ready when you need them.

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Frequently Asked Questions

Can I access my storage unit 24/7

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.

How much does storage cost in Regina?

On October 27, 2026, Storage units in Regina range from $80.00/month for a five by five unit to $195.00/month for the cheapest ten by twenty unit. The most popular ten by ten unit averages $182.00/month in Regina, with the lowest price at $136.00/month. Prices vary by location and features.

What size storage unit do I need?

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.

Do I need climate control for Regina storage?

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.

How do I find storage units near me?

FindStorageFast shows storage facilities in Regina sorted by distance from your location. Compare live prices at 12 facilities starting at $80.00/month. View unit sizes, amenities like climate control and drive-up access. See current availability and book the best prices online for free.

Do storage prices vary a lot in Regina?

Yes. In Regina, a ten by ten unit averages $182.00/month but starts as low as $136.00/month depending on location and amenities. That's potentially hundreds in annual savings. Compare all 12 facilities to find the best rate.

What can't I store in a storage unit?

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.

Pricing for Storage Units in Regina, SK

Unit Size Average Monthly Price Lowest Price
5'x5' $101.00 $80.00
5'x10' $117.00 $90.00
10'x10' $182.00 $136.00
10'x15' $203.00 $150.00
10'x20' $233.00 $195.00

Storage Unit Size Guide

Size Description
Small Storage Unit (5 x 5)5'x5'

25 square feet, the size of a small closet. Good for chairs, cabinets, electronics, boxes.

Small Storage Unit (5 x 10)5'x10'

50 square feet, the size of a large walk-in closet. Good for a mattress set, couch, dining room tables, chairs, boxes.

Medium Storage Unit (5 x 15)5'x15'

75 square feet, the size of a small bedroom. Good for large dining sets, desks, cabinets, mattress sets, washer/dryer.

Medium Storage Unit (10 x 10)10'x10'

100 square feet, the size of a large bedroom. Good for bedroom sets, refrigerator, large drawers, multiple boxes.

Medium Storage Unit (10 x 15)10'x15'

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.

Large Storage Unit (20 x 20)10'x20'

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.

Large Storage Unit (10 x 30)10'x30'

300 square feet, the size of a two car garage. Good for multiple bedroom sets, appliances, large furniture, patio sets, seasonal items.