Getting here from Huntsville
Huntsville is the county seat, and almost everything in town funnels onto one of two roads: Court Street through the middle, and TN-63 — the Howard H. Baker Jr. Highway — running west toward US-27. That second road is your route.
- From the courthouse area, work over to Court Street and pick up TN-63 west (Howard H. Baker Jr. Highway).
- Stay on TN-63 for about 2.7 miles, out toward where it meets US-27 / Scott Highway.
- Turn right (north) onto US-27 toward Helenwood and Oneida.
- Turn onto Glasshouse Road and go about a quarter mile to 344 Glasshouse Road. Punch in your code at the keypad and you are in.
Roughly 3.1 miles and about 6 minutes at posted speeds. Use the live directions link for the final turn — Google keeps that current better than any page can.
Why Huntsville renters end up here
Huntsville is a county-seat town with government offices, the schools, and the hospital corridor packed into a small footprint — and lots that were platted long before anyone owned a 30-foot travel trailer. A lot of our calls start the same way: someone has a camper, a boat, or a job trailer that no longer fits in the driveway, or a house that is mid-renovation with a living room stacked to the ceiling.
Because we are only a few minutes out TN-63, a container here works as working storage rather than a place you visit twice a year. Contractors bidding work around town keep tools and materials in an 8×10 and swing by on the way to the job. Families staging a move load in over several evenings instead of one exhausting Saturday.
The units are real steel cargo containers, not sheet-metal sheds. That matters in a county that gets genuine winter and genuine summer thunderstorms. There is no climate control here and we do not pretend otherwise — what you get is a dry, lockable steel box at $70 a month.
Landmarks near the route
- Scott County Courthouse, Huntsville — the 3.1-mile starting point for the drive above.
- TN-63 / US-27 junction — the one turn that matters; everything after it is a straight shot north.
- Big South Fork National River & Recreation Area — northwest of town, and the reason a lot of the campers and boats we park exist at all.
- I-75 via TN-63 east — the same highway you take west to reach us runs east to the interstate, which is why owner-operators based in Huntsville use the lot.
