At Midland Self Storage, we dedicate every hour of the day to providing you with the highest quality storage solutions possible. We listen to what it is our customers want and need, so that we can provide you with the most affordable, convenient, and secure storage unit solutions around. At Midland Self Storage, our customers have come to expect the very best.

Moving and storage go hand in hand. As a U-Haul Neighborhood Dealer, we offer moving truck rentals in a variety of sizes from pickups and cargo vans to trucks ranging from 10 ft to 26 ft. Call us today to reserve the size that works for you.

Here at Midland Self Storage, security is our number one priority. We know just how important it is for you to feel safe about leaving your items on our storage site. We equip our facility with high tech security, including digital video cameras, high security cylinder locks, individually alarmed storage units, and electronic keypad access to get on site.

Midland is also a full-service moving supplies store with everything you need to make your move go well including boxes of every size, specialty boxes for lamps, mirrors, and dishes, blankets, bags, packing tape and more. Visit our moving supplies page for more details on what we carry.

The City of Destiny, as it’s locally known, Tacoma is located on the Puget Sound, a scant 32 miles south of Seattle. Tacoma gets its name from Mt. Rainier, which the Native Americans called “Takhoma” or “Tahoma.” The tag, “City of Destiny” originated because Tacoma was chosen to be the western boundary of the Northern Pacific Railroad in the late 1800s. This connected the railroad to Tacoma’s Commencement Bay, which serves the Port of Tacoma, Washington state’s largest port.

If you’re a foodie, Tacoma has you covered with great dining along the waterfront or on 6th Avenue. In addition, Tacoma has been voted of the “most walkable” cities in the country.

If you like museums, you are in the right city. With 10 museums in the area, Tacoma could be called the “City of Museums.” Of note, there is the Museum of Glass, an incredible museum that has to be seen to be believed. It features permanent and traveling glass exhibits as well as live glassmaking demonstrations, classes, and a shop. If you like history, you can choose from the Washington State History Museum or the Buffalo Soldiers Museum, both of which are excellent and well worth the visit. If you’re a car enthusiast, you’ve reached nirvana with a visit to the LeMay America’s Car Museum.

If you like to bike, hike, or walk, Tacoma has miles of trails and paths that take you through some of the most scenic natural beauty found anywhere in the Pacific Northwest. The City of Tacoma’s website can give you a starting point to choosing your road less followed.

For more information on all the fun things to do, visit TravelTacoma.com.

Tacoma is also infamously known for the 1940 collapse of the Tacoma Narrows Bridge, which garnered it the nickname “Galloping Gertie.” Learn more about it on Washington State Historical Society’s video.