Updated June 2026
If you live in Goldsboro and you've ever opened a storage unit in August, you know the problem. Wayne County summers run hot and wet. Inside a standard metal storage building, interior temps climb past 100°F by mid-afternoon and humidity sits wherever the outdoor air puts it — usually 70% or higher from June through September. That's the range where wood warps, leather mildews, electronics corrode, and the faint musty smell sets into upholstery and never fully comes out.
Win Win Storage in Newton Grove is built for the opposite. It's a converted furniture warehouse — solid construction, not a sheet-metal shell — and 100% of the units are climate-controlled. Every unit, every size. Temperatures stay between 60 and 80°F year-round, and six industrial dehumidifiers hold humidity at or below 50%. Goldsboro residents drive about 35 minutes west on US-70 to I-40, then east one exit to 343, because that level of climate control isn't easy to find inside Wayne County.
A few Goldsboro households store with us already, and the pattern is consistent: they're storing things that don't survive a humid metal unit. Wood furniture they inherited. A grandparent's china and photo albums. Musical instruments. Tools that rust. Records and books. Electronics packed away during a renovation. And — this is Goldsboro — military gear and personal items during PCS moves and deployments out of Seymour Johnson.
The base creates a steady stream of storage demand that Goldsboro itself doesn't always handle well. PCS timing rarely lines up with lease dates. Deployment storage needs to be set-and-forget for six to twelve months without anyone checking on it. A climate-controlled unit in Newton Grove is one less thing to worry about while you're gone.
Three things make this facility different from the storage options inside Goldsboro and Wayne County:
Every unit is climate-controlled. Not "some climate-controlled, some standard." All 200 units. You don't have to choose between paying for protection and getting the size you need.
Fifteen unit sizes, 5×5 through 10×30. That's the widest selection in Sampson or Johnston County. If you've ever rented a 10×10 because the next jump was a 10×20 and the price doubled, you know why that matters. We have the in-between sizes — 5×10, 5×15, 7.5×10, 10×15 — so you pay for the space you actually use.
A powered climate-controlled room. Just over 400 square feet, electrical outlets inside the unit. Useful for charging tools, running a small dehumidifier on top of ours if you want belt-and-suspenders dryness, or keeping a piece of equipment trickle-charged. Nothing else in the market has this.
There's also fenced, gated outdoor parking at the back of the property — open-air, but secured — for RVs, boats, campers, work trailers, and oversized vehicles. If you're tired of HOA letters about the camper in your driveway, that's an option.
The straightforward route: US-70 West out of Goldsboro toward Smithfield, then I-40 East at the interchange. Stay on I-40 about 15 miles to Exit 343. The facility is on US-701 just south of the overpass — you can see it from the exit ramp.
It's an interstate drive almost the whole way, which matters more than the mile count. No two-lane backroads, no stoplights once you're on I-40, no navigating through Princeton or Faison.
Be honest about the trade-off. If you need to swing by your unit twice a week to grab tools or restock inventory, a 35-minute drive isn't the move — find something in Goldsboro. But if you're storing things you'll touch once a month or once a quarter, the climate matters more than the proximity. A $20 cheaper unit in town that ruins $2,000 of furniture isn't cheaper.
Good candidates for the Newton Grove drive:
We host a steady B2B tenant base — service companies, contractors, nonprofits storing inventory, equipment, archived files, and seasonal stock. One regional service company runs four 10×20 units with us out of Mount Olive. If your Goldsboro business needs reliable, climate-stable storage and you're already running trucks down US-70 or I-40, the Newton Grove location works as a satellite without a second lease.
Pricing varies by unit size and current availability. Call (910) 460-6683 to get a current quote — customer service is staffed weekdays 8 AM–7 PM and weekends 9 AM–6 PM, so you can reach a real person rather than working through a portal at 11 PM. We can hold a unit while you make the drive out to see it.
How long is the drive from Goldsboro to Win Win Storage in Newton Grove? About 35 minutes. Take US-70 West toward Smithfield, then I-40 East to Exit 343. The facility is on US-701 just south of the interstate.
Are all units at Newton Grove climate-controlled? Yes. All 200 units are climate-controlled — kept between 60 and 80°F with humidity at or below 50% year-round. There's no standard, non-climate option at this facility.
Do you have storage for Seymour Johnson Air Force Base personnel during deployment or PCS? Yes. The climate-controlled environment is well-suited for long-term storage of household goods, uniforms, electronics, and gear that needs to sit untouched for months. Call (910) 460-6683 to discuss long-term rates and unit sizing.
Can I store an RV, boat, or work trailer at Newton Grove? Yes — there's a fenced, gated outdoor parking lot at the rear of the property for RVs, boats, campers, trailers, and work vehicles. It's open-air but secured.
What unit sizes are available? Fifteen sizes, ranging from 5×5 up through 10×30. That includes uncommon sizes like 5×15, 7.5×10, and 10×15 so you don't have to overpay for space you won't use.
Is there a unit with electrical power inside? Yes — a powered climate-controlled room just over 400 square feet with electrical outlets inside the unit. It's the only one of its kind in the immediate market. Availability is limited; call to check.