Hurricane Resistant

Park 720 Vehicle Storage is built like a fortress with features that strengthen protection from hurricanes:

• Surrounded by a 15-foot steel wall, reducing risk of damage from high winds and flying debris
  
• 15 miles from the Gulf of Mexico and high-water storm surges
  
• Elevation of 16 feet and superior drainage for minimal risk of flooding
  
• Meets all building codes and wind tolerance requirements
  
• Carports built with full-height rear wall of corrugated steel panels, steel columns and standing-seam, steel roofing
  
• Enclosed garages built with steel framing construction, corrugated steel wall panels, and standing-seam, steel roofing

When hurricanes threaten Southwest Florida, Park 720 becomes a temporary home for anything on wheels that arrive from Cape Coral, Fort Myers, North Fort Myers, Fort Myers Beach, Lehigh Acres, Bonita Springs, Naples and other areas throughout Southwest Florida.

Hurricane History at Park 720

2005 was the most volatile year in recorded hurricane history, and 2004 set a new record in the number that made landfall. At Park 720, not a single vehicle or boat was damaged.

2005 delivered Hurricane Charley, one of the most destructive storms in Southwest Florida history, and Park 720 became a safe haven for more than vehicles and boats. Some owners elected to ride out the storm in their RVs and motor homes.

No structure is hurricane-proof, the facility is not a hurricane shelter, and Park 720 does not ever make recommendations or suggestions about hurricane safety for people. But these owners believed they would be safe in their homes on wheels at Park 720, and they were. They also had generator power and lights when the surrounding areas stayed dark.

Protecting your investment is our business, and Park 720 sets new standards in hurricane-resistant protection. For more information, quotes or to reserve space, contact Park 720, or call (239) 573-9990. Park 720’s on-site manager is here Monday through Saturday, 9 a.m. to 5:30 p.m.