Room for the work ahead.

Illustration, not a photo of FleetHaven: an excavator, a wheel loader, two storage containers, racked pipe, lumber and steel, and a semi truck with trailer on gravel.

Planned outdoor space for equipment, materials and business assets, plus truck and trailer parking. Our first gravel yard is in development near I-295 in Cumberland County, NC.

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Two planned uses

Find the plan that fits your work.

Storage comes first, with fleet parking as a substantial supporting use. Each page explains what is being planned today. General questions are welcome by email; reservations and interest intake remain unavailable.

Primary use

Equipment, materials & business assets

For contractors and businesses needing outdoor space for machinery, staged materials, containers and overflow between jobs.

What you can read now

Proposed storage categories
How eligibility may be decided
Movement and access being considered

Planned storage uses

Supporting use

Truck & trailer parking

For owner-operators and fleets looking for a place for tractors, dropped trailers and box trucks within the same yard.

What you can read now

Vehicle needs we are planning around
What has not been decided yet

Truck and trailer needs

Chapter one · Cumberland County, North Carolina

Our first planned location.

The general area and corridor are confirmed. The yard itself, including its layout, surface, access and features, is proposed and not yet final.

AI-generated aerial concept of a proposed gravel industrial outdoor storage yard with equipment, materials, trucks and trailers, conceptual gates and a one-way cars-only entry and exit route past the office and along the wooded neighboring property, two dumpsters and a separate future fuel station and convenience concept. Illustrative only, not to scale. — Illustrative concept

Area: Cumberland County, NC
Corridor: Near I-295
Planned surface: Proposed gravel yard
Status: In development; opening date not announced

Location details What is planned and not yet decided

Thoughtful from the start

A practical yard starts with a clear plan.

Usable space, straightforward access and a considered approach to security are priorities as the project develops.

Read about planned security

Space that makes sense

We plan to evaluate storage arrangements and circulation around the needs of equipment, trailers and commercial vehicles.

Security considered in the design

Fencing, gated access, lighting and camera coverage are planning considerations. Final systems will depend on engineering, approvals and feasibility.

Planned, and clearly labelled

Updates will distinguish what is proposed from what is confirmed, with nothing presented as decided before it is.

See what’s planned, and what isn’t yet.

The development page lists what is planned and what has not been decided.

Development status