West Coast Self-Storage Del Sur

Storage Units in San Diego, CA at 16001 Babcock St.

West Coast Self-Storage Del Sur is a premium self-storage facility located in the Del Sur Neighborhood of San Diego. You can find us at 16001 Babcock St. at the corner of Paseo Del Sur and Babcock Street. We’ve designed our facility with you, the storage customer, in mind. Choose from a wide range of storage unit sizes in either drive-up accessible or interior configurations. Our units are climate-controlled to keep you comfortable, and your belongings protected. We’ve also invested in several security measures to protect you and your items. Digital video surveillance, personalized keypad entry, gated access, and cylinder locks on each storage unit add up to multiple layers of safeguarding. Whether you live in Del Sur, 4S Ranch, Rancho Bernardino, or Ranco Santa Fe, you’ll find it very convenient to keep your possessions with us!

How West Coast Self-Storage Del Sur Began

The North County of San Diego continues to grow. More homes and apartment buildings are popping up everywhere. With such growth, we noticed that the Del Sur area did not have a quality option for storage. So, we decided to build a facility to our high standards. At West Coast Self-Storage Del Sur, you get friendly, knowledgeable storage professionals that don’t work on commission, meaning they only have your best interest at heart. They’ll inquire as to what you’re wanting to store, how often you’ll need access to these items, and what your budget is. Then they’ll find the perfect solution to your storage needs.

How to Rent a Storage Unit

Renting a storage unit is surprisingly quick and easy. Follow the instructions below and in no time at all you’ll be in your storage unit!Step 1: Check out our storage unit sizes above. You’ll see the size and type of unit as well as the rate and any specials we’re offering.

Step 2: If you know the size you want, go ahead and click on the “Select Unit” button. Choose either “Move in” or “Reserve.” If you click on “Move in” you’ll be taken to a page where you will add your contact and payment information. If you click on “Reserve” you’ll be directed to a page that asks for your contact information.

Step 3: We’ll contact you via phone to confirm your reservation, answer any questions, and finalize your rental.
That’s it! And remember, you only lease our storage units on a month-to-month basis, so you’re not locked into any long-term agreement. Welcome to the West Coast Self-Storage Way!

Things to do Near Us

Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve

The Elfin Forest Recreational Reserve is a 784-acre preserve offering nearly 11 miles of hiking, mountain biking, and equestrian trails. The reserve sits in the Escondido Creek watershed and boasts six scenic overlooks with views of Pacific Ocean, Channel Islands, Coronado Islands, the Laguna and San Bernardino Mountains, and Olivenhain Dam and Reservoir.

Black Mountain Open Space Park

Black Mountain Open Space Park is a 2,352-acre park that features hiking and biking trails through its many canyons and ridges. Trails include the Summit trail, a 2.5-mile path, which leads to the 1,554-foot summit of Black Mountain. Other trails include the Miner’s Ridge Loop Trail, Nighthawk Trail, & Black Widow Trail among others. The park is owned and managed by the City of San Diego.

Hodges Reservoir

Hodges Reservoir was created after the completion of Hodges Dam in 1918. The reservoir is roughly 1,200 acres, is 115 feet, and has 27 shoreline miles. Lake Hodges is open for fishing and boating on a part-time schedule. Hodges Reservoir rents rowboats, motorboats, single and double person kayaks.

Del Sur Town Center

Del Sur Town Center is a shopping center in Del Sur, featuring 67,000 sq. ft. of retail and restaurant space. The anchor tenants include Target and Sprouts Farmers Market. Other stores include Starbucks, Chick-fil-A, Burger Lounge, and Orangetheory Fitness.

Design39Campus

Design39Campus (D39C) is a unique, learner-centered lab school teaching kids from transitional kindergarten to 8^th grade. The teaching approach is based on “design thinking” with educators being referred to as “learning experience designers” rather than teachers. The school is beautifully designed with great open spaces for collaborative creation. The school is part of the Poway Unified School District and opened in August 2014.