Best Yet Storage - Airline Dr
Bossier City storage with outdoor RV parking, gated access, and staff praised for being helpful.
Bossier City sits close enough to the Red River and Lake Bistineau that a lot of us keep a boat without owning a boathouse. The listings here come to 6 storage facilities, 5 of them nearby, averaging 4.5 stars. Three are open-air, one is covered, and one runs climate control. Two give you a gate code you can use around the clock. That mix covers most of what a hull and trailer actually need.
Bossier City storage with outdoor RV parking, gated access, and staff praised for being helpful.
Gated, camera-monitored outdoor RV and boat storage in Bossier City with online rentals and bill pay.
Gated, well-lit RV and boat parking in Bossier City with pull-through spots and camera coverage.
Bossier City storage near Pierre Bossier Mall with RV and boat parking and climate-controlled units.
Gated outdoor RV and boat storage in Bossier City with 24/7 access and video surveillance.
Bossier City RV and boat storage with covered spots, a dump station, and a wash bay; mixed reviews on service.
Within a short drive of Bossier City. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Haughton self-storage with gated, lit grounds and RV and boat parking, rated 4.9 by 121 reviewers.
Shreveport storage spot with friendly staff, fair prices, and options for RVs and boats.
Fenced boat and RV storage in Benton with covered and enclosed units, 24-hour keypad access and a dump station.
Veteran-owned storage in Benton with RV, boat, and climate units, plus propane and truck rental.
Shreveport self-storage with gated, camera-monitored grounds and RV and boat parking, rated 4.1 from 71 reviews.
Three of the six facilities are outdoor, which is fine for an aluminum hull or a boat you pull often. Sun is the enemy out here, not cold. UV eats gelcoat, vinyl seats and trailer tires faster than most people expect, so a quality cover that sheds water matters more than the brand of the facility. Best Yet Storage on Airline Dr is the busiest of the group at 4.6 stars from 55 reviews, and Bayou Outdoor RV & Boat Storage holds a 5.0 from a single review, so treat that one as a small sample. Ask each place about drainage after a hard rain before you sign anything.
Only one listing is covered, Park 'N Place RV & Boat Storage at 3.7 stars across 15 reviews, and it also offers a dump station and wash bay, which is handy if the boat doubles as your weekend rig. There is no indoor facility in the current count. Cubby Hole Louisiana 2 on the Bossier City side runs climate control and carries a 4.3 from 90 reviews, the largest review base on the page, so it is worth a call if you store gear, electronics or cushions you want out of the humidity. Covered and climate space is limited here, so ask about openings early.
Two of the six facilities advertise 24/7 gate access: AM Water Tower Storage Bossier City and Bayou Outdoor. AM Water Tower also lists cameras and a 4.7 rating, and Stockwell Place Self Storage adds pull-through access with cameras and a 4.4 from 37 reviews. Pull-through saves you backing a trailer blind after a long day on the water. Whichever you pick, drive the route at night once and confirm the gate code works before you commit. Cameras and lighting are worth asking about directly, since features vary facility to facility even within one city.
There are 6 listings, with 5 nearby, averaging 4.5 stars across the group. Three are outdoor, one is covered, and none are indoor. One facility offers climate control. Two advertise 24/7 gate access. Call ahead, since availability changes and the counts here reflect what is currently listed.
Yes, one listing is covered: Park 'N Place RV & Boat Storage, rated 3.7 from 15 reviews, which also lists a dump station and wash bay. Covered space is the smallest category in the current count, so ask about openings before you get your hopes up.
Two do: AM Water Tower Storage Bossier City and Bayou Outdoor RV & Boat Storage. Both also list gated entry and cameras. If you fish early or come off the water after dark, confirm the code and gate hours in person before you move the boat in.
Ask about drainage and gravel versus pavement, then look at the spot after a rain. Bring a snug cover that sheds water, since sun and UV do the most damage here. Confirm your insurance covers off-site storage, and pull the battery for long layups.