Purely Storage
Blythe self-storage with RV and boat spaces, a 4.9-star rating from nearly 600 reviews.
Blythe, CA
Boat Storage in Blythe, CA
Blythe sits right on the Colorado River, so a lot of boats live here and a lot of them need a spot when they aren't on the water. Two boat storage facilities serve the area, and both draw solid reviews from people who keep trailers and hulls around town. The desert sun is hard on covers and gelcoat, so shade and a good parking surface matter more here than in milder climates.
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Facilities in Blythe
W Chaparral Dr RV & Boat Storage
Fenced, gated dirt lot in Blythe for cars, boats, trailers and RVs, about 5 miles from Blythe Airport.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Blythe. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
River Ratz RV & Boat Storage
Small RV and boat storage lot in Ehrenberg with a 5.0 rating from four reviews and room to spare.
AZ Boat and RV Storage
Ehrenberg RV and boat storage spot with a 4.1 Google rating from 7 reviews.
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Quartzsite shop with seasonal outdoor RV storage, a big parts counter, and RV, generator and ATV service.
What you'll find in Blythe
The local boat storage picture is small and simple: two facilities, with an average rating of 4.9 across the listings that carry reviews. Purely Storage accounts for most of that feedback, with 596 reviews behind its 4.9. W Chaparral Dr RV & Boat Storage is the other option, and it also handles vehicle and parking storage alongside boats. Neither listing shows covered or indoor spaces, so plan on open-air storage and budget for sun protection. Ask each facility directly about shade, surface material and how they handle windblown dust, which is a real factor out here. Three more storage options sit nearby if the two in town don't fit your rig.
Sun, dust and the river
Open storage in the desert means UV exposure year round and grit that finds its way into every seam. A quality cover that breathes is worth the money, and so is a regular rinse of the hull and trailer before dust settles into the gelcoat. Check your trailer tires for cracking and keep them inflated, since heat and sunlight age rubber fast. If your boat sits for months, pull the battery or put it on a maintainer, and drain and stabilize the fuel per your engine manual. Before you sign anything, walk the lot at midday and see how much shade actually reaches the spaces.
Questions worth asking
Gate hours are the first thing to confirm, since a locked yard can ruin an early launch. Ask how access works after hours and whether you get your own code. Confirm what the facility wants to see for insurance and registration, and get the storage agreement in writing with the term and notice rules spelled out. Walk your assigned space and measure it against your trailer and tow vehicle, including room to swing the hitch. Look at the fence, lighting and camera coverage, and ask whether anyone lives on site. Reviews help, but a visit tells you more about security and drainage.
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Questions people ask
How many boat storage facilities are in Blythe?
There are 2 boat storage facilities listed in Blythe, plus 3 more nearby. Both in-town options appear under boat storage, and one of them also offers vehicle and parking storage.
What rating do Blythe boat storage facilities have?
The listings average 4.9 stars. Purely Storage carries a 4.9 rating from 596 reviews, which is the bulk of the feedback in town. W Chaparral Dr RV & Boat Storage has no rating or reviews listed yet.
Is covered boat storage available in Blythe?
The current listings show no covered or indoor spaces, so expect open outdoor storage. That makes a breathable cover and periodic washing more important. Ask each facility about any shade structures or windbreaks on the lot before you commit.
What should I check before storing my boat?
Confirm gate hours and after-hours access, get the agreement and notice terms in writing, and measure your space with the trailer attached. Look at fencing, lighting and cameras during a visit. Then prep the boat with a cover, a battery maintainer and stabilized fuel.