Public Storage
Allen self-storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor RV spots, 24/7 access, and a 4.7-star rating from 368 reviews.
Allen sits a short tow from Lake Texoma and the smaller Collin County lakes, so a boat stored here needs to earn its keep. Two facilities in town handle boat storage, averaging 4.8 stars, and both offer covered, indoor and outdoor spots. One runs 24/7 gate access. That matters when you want to launch early on a Saturday and beat the ramp crowd.
Allen self-storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor RV spots, 24/7 access, and a 4.7-star rating from 368 reviews.
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Both of the two facilities in Allen list covered, indoor and outdoor storage, so you can match the spot to how much sun you want off the hull. Covered is the usual middle ground: it keeps direct sun and most hail off the gelcoat without the cost of a full building. Indoor is worth a look if the boat sits for months at a time and you would rather not rewax twice a season. Either way, pull the drain plug, leave the cover loose enough to breathe, and check that the trailer tires are not sitting in the same spot on hot concrete all summer.
Public Storage carries a 4.7 rating across 368 reviews, which is a lot of feedback for a town this size. It lists gated and lit access plus 24/7 entry, so late returns from the lake are not a problem as long as you confirm the gate hours when you sign. TCG Storage holds a 5.0 from just two reviews, so treat that number lightly, but it does list climate control, which helps with vinyl and electronics in Texas heat. Both take boat and vehicle storage, and TCG also handles trailers. Ask each one about launch ramp distance before you commit.
Call ahead and ask what the gate setup looks like after dark, especially if you plan to fish at first light. Confirm the spot is long enough for your trailer and tow vehicle together, not just the hull. Ask whether the contract is month to month and what notice they want. Then check your insurance: most policies cover a boat in storage, but the deductible and any storm damage terms are worth reading before a spring hailstorm makes the decision for you. A battery maintainer and a good cover do more for a stored boat than most people expect.
There are 2 facilities in Allen, with 5 more nearby. Both offer covered, indoor and outdoor spots, and both take boats and vehicles. TCG Storage also lists trailer storage, so you have a place for the tow rig too.
The two facilities average 4.8 stars. Public Storage accounts for most of that with a 4.7 from 368 reviews. TCG Storage shows 5.0 from only two reviews, which is thin evidence, so weigh the larger review count more heavily.
Yes, 1 of the 2 facilities, Public Storage, lists 24/7 gate access along with gated and lit entry. That helps if you come off the water late. Still confirm the gate code and after-hours rules when you rent.
Indoor keeps sun, hail and debris off the hull and is easier on vinyl and electronics. Covered costs less and blocks most direct sun. If the boat sits for long stretches, indoor is easier to justify. If you use it often, covered plus a good cover works well.