Where can I store luggage in Montgomery?

Montgomery is a city that carries real weight. This is where Rosa Parks boarded that bus, where Dr. King preached at Dexter Avenue Baptist Church, and where the Selma-to-Montgomery marches ended on the steps of the State Capitol. The history here isn't behind glass in some museum. It's woven into the streets, the buildings and the neighbourhoods. You can stand on the corner of Dexter Avenue and feel it.

But Montgomery has a lot going on beyond the history books. The Hank Williams Museum downtown is a must for country music fans. The Riverfront area has been revived with restaurants, live music and a great amphitheatre. Old Alabama Town lets you walk through restored homes dating back to the 1800s. And the food scene leans hard into Southern comfort: fried catfish, smoked meats, biscuits and sweet tea everywhere you look.

All of that is better without luggage slowing you down. BagsAway has storage locations across Montgomery inside trusted local businesses. Book online, drop your bags, and go explore the Cradle of the Confederacy turned cradle of the Civil Rights Movement. Takes about 30 seconds and every bag is insured up to $1,200.

BagsAway: Luggage Storage Across Montgomery

BagsAway works like Airbnb but for your bags. We partner with local shops, cafes, hotels and businesses that have safe space to store your stuff. Each location is vetted, your bags get sealed and tagged, and everything is insured up to $1,200. No lockers, no coins, no hassle.

Montgomery draws visitors year-round for the civil rights landmarks, college football weekends at Alabama State, the Shakespeare Festival, and the growing downtown scene. A lot of those visitors end up stuck with bags at the wrong time. Maybe you're on a road trip between Atlanta and New Orleans and want a few hours to explore. Maybe you're here for a conference and your hotel won't let you check in yet. Either way, dragging a suitcase through the Rosa Parks Museum isn't ideal. We fix that.

Sound familiar?

You checked out of your hotel but your tour of the Civil Rights Memorial doesn't start until this afternoon.
You drove in for the day from Birmingham and want to walk Dexter Avenue without hauling bags.
You're stopping in Montgomery on a road trip and want a few hours to eat and explore hands-free.
You're in town for a show at the Montgomery Performing Arts Centre and need somewhere safe for your stuff.
You're visiting Alabama State University and don't want to leave things visible in your car.
You arrived at the Greyhound station early and want to grab some Southern food before your bus.

How it works

Search the map for an address, neighbourhood or landmark.
Pick a BagDrop location and book online. Takes about 30 seconds.
Show up, show your confirmation, hand over your bags.
Come back whenever you're ready. Bags will be sealed, tagged and waiting.

How It Works

Book luggage storage in 3 simple steps

Find a Location

Search for luggage storage near you using our map or search bar.

Book & Pay Online

Reserve your spot instantly with secure online payment.

Drop Off Your Bags

Head to the location, show your booking, and enjoy your day bag-free!

Where to find luggage storage in Montgomery

Our BagDrop network covers the areas where visitors spend the most time. Here's the breakdown:

Dexter Avenue and Downtown

Dexter Avenue is the spine of downtown Montgomery. It runs straight from the Alabama State Capitol building down to Court Square, and it's lined with history at every block. The Dexter Avenue King Memorial Baptist Church sits right on this stretch. The Rosa Parks Library and Museum is nearby. So is the Civil Rights Memorial Center designed by Maya Lin. This is where most visitors start, and it's the worst place to be weighed down by bags. The sidewalks are narrow, the museums have bag policies, and you want to be focused on what you're seeing, not your suitcase.

Old Alabama Town

Old Alabama Town is a living history village a few blocks north of the Capitol. It's a collection of restored 19th-century buildings including a one-room schoolhouse, a cotton gin, a church, and original homes. You walk through the grounds at your own pace and it's all outdoors or in small buildings with narrow doorways. Bags are just going to get in the way. Drop them at a BagDrop nearby and take your time.

The Riverfront and Riverwalk

Montgomery's riverfront along the Alabama River has been redeveloped with a nice amphitheatre, walking trails, and a handful of restaurants and bars. Riverfront Park is a popular spot for festivals and outdoor concerts. The Harriott II riverboat docks here too. It's a pleasant area for a stroll or a meal, and it connects to the downtown core. Much easier to enjoy when you're not rolling luggage over brick paths.

Hank Williams Museum and Commerce Street

The Hank Williams Museum sits on Commerce Street downtown and houses the actual 1952 Cadillac that Williams died in, along with personal items, stage outfits, and recordings. It's a small museum but packed with memorabilia. Commerce Street also has shops and cafes worth browsing. If you're doing a music pilgrimage through the South, this is a key stop, and it's easier to browse without bags in tow.

Alabama State Capitol and Government District

The Alabama State Capitol sits at the top of Dexter Avenue on Goat Hill and it's a beautiful building with a long history. The surrounding blocks house government offices, monuments, and the First White House of the Confederacy. Visitors come here for tours and photos, and security at the Capitol means bags will slow you down at the entrance. Leave them at a BagDrop and walk the grounds freely.

Pricing in Montgomery

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Montgomery

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Hourly from

C$0.99

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C$3.50

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C$17.50

Monthly from

C$52.50

Simple bag sizes • Insured up to $2,500

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Other luggage storage options in Montgomery

Here's a look at what else is out there so you can pick what works for your trip.

Montgomery Regional Airport (MGM)

Montgomery Regional Airport is a small regional airport and doesn't offer public luggage storage or lockers. If you land early or have time to kill before a flight, your best move is a BagsAway BagDrop downtown. The airport is about 15 minutes from Dexter Avenue by car or rideshare.

Montgomery bus and train stations

The Greyhound station in Montgomery doesn't have luggage storage facilities. If you're passing through by bus and want to spend a few hours exploring the city, book a nearby BagDrop and go hands-free.

Hotel storage

Most Montgomery hotels will hold bags for current guests before check-in or after check-out. A few might help non-guests, but it's hit or miss. The catch is you have to go back to that hotel to retrieve your stuff, and if you've wandered across town, that's a detour you don't need.

Legacy Museum and National Memorial for Peace and Justice

The Legacy Museum and the National Memorial for Peace and Justice (the lynching memorial) are two of the most important sites in Montgomery. Neither offers luggage storage. These are deeply moving places where you want to be fully present, not managing bags. Use a BagDrop before visiting.

Why BagsAway is the best luggage storage in Montgomery

Vetted locations. Every BagDrop is inspected and approved. Bags are sealed, tagged and stored away from public access.
Insurance included. Every item covered up to $1,200 for loss, damage or theft.
No size restrictions. Suitcases, backpacks, instrument cases, whatever you've got.
Low rates. Starting at $1.50 per hour or $6 per day.
No app needed. Book from your phone's browser in about 30 seconds.
Free cancellation. Cancel before drop-off at no charge.
Real customer support. Phone (toll-free), live chat or email anytime.

Luggage Storage in Montgomery