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Find a UnitIf you dry-dock your boat on a trailer, storing it with us can be less expensive than keeping it at the marina.
If your HOA is like most, keeping a boat in your driveway or yard is probably against the rules. Don't worry, you don't have to move to keep your boat. Just store it with us.
Even a small boat and trailer can turn your driveway into an obstacle course. If you want free and clear access to your garage, try keeping your boat or jet ski with us instead.
Most of our locations are open 6:00 AM to 9:00 PM, and you don't have to schedule a time to meet someone at the facility to access your boat. You just drive in, hitch it up, and go.
Canoes and kayaks are big, heavy and hard to store. If they're fiberglass or plastic, they also need to be kept out of the sun. An enclosed storage unit can help reduce UV damage and free up space at your house.
Storing your boat with us is easy. Just park your trailer, chock the wheels and unhitch. Some of our facilities have covered and enclosed spots in case you're worried about sun damage, rain or snow.
With our ground-level storage units, you can back your trailer in, un-hitch, and lock up. Your vessel will be out of the elements and ready for the water whenever you need it.
Storing boards can eat up space, especially if you have an entire family out catching waves. With a ground-level storage unit, you can pull up to your space, drop your boards off, and head home. When you're ready to ride, just stop by and pick them up again.
Storing your boat with Public Storage lets you free up space in your driveway, garage, or yard. This can make everyday parking easier and reduce clutter around your property.
Choosing a covered or enclosed space helps reduce the effects of sun, rain, and weather exposure on your boat’s exterior and interior components. Seasonal storage can be a convenient option if you use your boat primarily in certain months of the year.
Most Public Storage facilities provide gate access during broad daily hours so you can visit your boat when it fits your schedule. Reviewing the access hours for your preferred location helps ensure you can retrieve or prepare your boat as needed.
Boat storage rentals are month-to-month, giving you flexibility without long-term commitments. You can store your boat during the off-season and adjust space as your boating needs change.
Before placing your boat into storage for the off-season, consider basic maintenance steps such as cleaning your boat, draining fluids where appropriate, and ensuring your battery is properly stored or maintained. These steps can help preserve the condition while in storage.
If you store boating gear such as life vests, dock lines, anchors, and covers with your vessel or in a nearby unit, consider using labels or shelves to group items. This can help reduce the time spent searching for equipment when you’re preparing to use your boat.
Renting is quick and easy. Choose your location, pick a unit size, and reserve online in just a few steps. Once you’re set, you’ll get move-in details and access instructions sent straight to you.
Learn MoreAfter you rent, you can access your unit during gate hours using your personalized code. At many locations, you can also use the Public Storage app to open gates, doors, and elevators.
Learn MorePublic Storage offers a variety of boat storage options so you can find a space that fits your vessel, whether it’s a small runabout, a mid-size cruiser, or a larger yacht. With options ranging from outdoor spaces in lots to covered and enclosed units where available, you can choose a solution that matches your size requirements and access needs.
Outdoor storage spaces provide an open-air spot in a fenced facility that’s suitable for trailers, boats on trailers, pontoons, and other watercraft. These spaces allow easy access during gate hours and are a flexible option for seasonal or frequent use.
Covered options feature overhead protection that helps shield your boat from direct sun exposure, rain, and other weather conditions. While not fully enclosed, covered storage can help reduce wear related to prolonged exposure to the elements.
Enclosed units function like a ground-level garage for your boat. Enclosed storage can be especially helpful if you plan to keep your vessel in storage for a longer period or want to shield it from sun, snow, and rain.
In addition to larger boats, many locations can accommodate personal watercraft such as jet skis, small sailboats, and kayaks when stored on trailers. Smaller motorboats also fit well in a range of outdoor or covered spaces.
Some facilities can provide storage for larger vessels — including cruisers, pontoon boats, and yachts — though availability depends on location. Reviewing available sizes and calling ahead can help confirm whether a specific facility can accommodate larger watercraft.
Take inventory as you pack, label each box (we like to list the contents too), and keep track of where you put it in your unit.
Leave an extra key to your unit with a trusted friend who can access it if you're away or unavailable. You can authorize someone to access your unit in your account settings.
Pack your unit so that the items you need most are up front, where you can easily get to them.
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