The Toy Shed
Family-run covered RV and boat storage on Main Road in Bay St Louis, gated with 24/7 coded access.
Bay St Louis sits close enough to the water that a boat is less a hobby than a habit, and salt air and Gulf sun are hard on gelcoat, covers and upholstery. Two storage facilities serve the town, averaging 4.6 from the reviews posted here. One is covered, one is indoor. Both run 24/7 gate access, which matters when you're launching early or pulling in after dark.
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The two facilities here split between covered and indoor space. That's a helpful starting point in this climate, because sun damage adds up quietly over a season. A covered slot blocks the worst of the UV and keeps leaves and rain out of the cockpit. Indoor storage goes further, holding off humidity swings and grit. Check what each facility expects from you before you sign: battery switch off, fuel treatment, cover strapped down. Both facilities offer gated entry and 24/7 gate access, so plan around your own launch schedule rather than a front desk.
The Toy Shed carries a 4.6 rating across nine reviews and lists covered boat storage with gated entry, cameras and 24/7 access. High Land Boat and RV Storage lists indoor boat storage and 24/7 access, with no reviews posted yet, so a walk-through is worth the trip. Ask about camera coverage, aisle width for a trailer, and how the gate works after hours at both. Five more facilities sit nearby if neither fits your beam or budget. Or call to check the height of the door on an indoor unit before you commit a tall T-top.
Look at the ground where the rig will sit. Low spots hold water after a Gulf thunderstorm, and standing water under a trailer axle is nobody's friend. Ask whether the pad drains. Confirm the gate code works before you leave the boat the first time, and test it at night if that's when you usually fish. For indoor units, measure your boat plus trailer on height and length, not just hull length. A battery maintainer keeps a long-stored battery ready, and insurance often covers stored boats differently than ones kept at home, so let your agent know where it lives.
There are 2 boat storage facilities listed in Bay St Louis, plus 5 more nearby. Between them they average 4.6 from posted reviews. One offers covered storage and one offers indoor storage, so you have a choice between a roof overhead and full enclosure.
Yes, both list 24/7 gate access. That means you can launch before sunrise or pull back in after dark without waiting on office hours. Test the code on your first trip so you know it works before you rely on it.
Indoor gives the most protection from sun, rain and humidity swings. Covered blocks the worst of the UV and keeps rain out of the cockpit but still leaves the boat exposed to damp air. Either is a real step up from an open pad in this climate, where sun and salt wear on covers and gelcoat.
Look at drainage on the pad, measure your boat and trailer for height and length, and confirm gate hours and camera coverage. Ask what the facility requires for batteries and fuel. Also tell your insurer where the boat is stored, since coverage terms can differ from a boat kept at home.