Big Ring Storage - Greenville
Clean, well-lit self-storage in Appleton with RV, boat and car parking and a 5.0 rating.
Appleton boat owners have seven storage facilities to pick from, and most of them sit on the north and east side of town near the river. The average rating lands at 4.2, which tells you the bar is decent but not perfect. Boats here in the Fox Valley usually sit outside through the cold months, so read each facility's features closely before you commit to a spot.
Clean, well-lit self-storage in Appleton with RV, boat and car parking and a 5.0 rating.
Appleton storage with 24/7 access, cameras, and clean units; reviewers praise staff but note some owner follow-up issues.
Storage Lion on Ballard Rd offers outdoor RV storage with 24/7 access, cameras, and pull-through spots in Appleton.
Appleton storage facility with gated outdoor RV and boat parking, open 24/7 and rated 4.0 from 32 reviews.
Appleton self-storage with climate-controlled units, RV and boat parking, and 24/7 access.
Gated, camera-monitored storage on Brookhaven Drive in East Kimberly with climate control and drive-up access.
RV and boat storage on the north side of Appleton, Wisconsin.
Within a short drive of Appleton. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Clean, secure self-storage in Kimberly, WI with covered and indoor units and 24/7 gated access.
Storage Lion on Mayflower Dr in Greenville offers outdoor RV storage with 24/7 access, security cameras, and a 4.7-star rating.
Kaukauna self-storage with covered RV and boat parking, 24/7 gate access, and mixed reviews on phone support.
Of the seven boat storage facilities listed here, two offer true outdoor spots and the rest combine boat storage with vehicle and climate-controlled space. Four include climate control, which matters when a Wisconsin freeze rolls in. Five of the seven have 24/7 gate access, so you can launch early or pull in late without working around office hours. Big Ring Storage runs three of the locations, on Greenville, Bluemound and Appleton proper. Storage Lion has two, on Ballard Road and Brookhaven Drive in Kimberly. Apple Storage rounds out the list.
Start with how much weather protection you actually need. An outdoor spot at Storage Lion on Ballard Road or at Apple Storage keeps costs down, but you'll want a quality cover and a good trailer jack to keep the hull off wet ground. The climate-controlled options from Big Ring and Storage Lion in Kimberly help with mildew and vinyl cracking over a long off-season. Check gate hours before you sign anything. Five of the seven run 24/7 access, and the difference between that and a 7 a.m. to 7 p.m. gate shows up on the first Friday evening you want to get out on the water. Confirm your insurance covers the boat while it's stored off your property.
Big Ring Storage in Greenville holds a 5.0 across 10 reviews, though that's a small sample. The Bluemound location carries a 4.5 from 53 reviews, the largest batch on the list and a solid signal. Storage Lion on Ballard Road sits at 4.3 from 24 reviews. Apple Storage and Big Ring's Appleton location land at 4.0 and 4.2. The Storage Lion on Brookhaven Drive in Kimberly comes in at 3.4, so read those reviews with care. None of this replaces a visit. Drive past, look at the pavement and fencing, and ask how they handle snow removal.
There are seven boat storage facilities listed in Appleton, with three more nearby. Four of the seven offer climate-controlled space, and five have 24/7 gate access. The average rating across the group is 4.2.
Four of the seven facilities include climate control among their features. Big Ring Storage lists it at all three of its locations, and Storage Lion offers it on Brookhaven Drive in Kimberly. That keeps humidity and temperature steadier through a Wisconsin winter.
Five of the seven Appleton facilities advertise 24/7 gate access, including Storage Lion on Ballard Road, Apple Storage and Big Ring Storage on Bluemound. Ask whether the gate uses a keypad or a card, and get the after-hours phone number before you need it.
Winterize the engine, fog the cylinders, and pull the battery so it can sit on a maintainer indoors. Drain and dry the bilge, and leave the plug out. Cover the boat so snow slides off rather than pooling, and check the tire pressure on the trailer before you tow it to the facility.