Public Storage
Bothell Public Storage with gated 24/7 access, covered, indoor and outdoor spots, and staff reviewers call helpful.
Bothell sits between Lake Washington and the Sammamish River, so a lot of garages around here have a boat trailer parked in front of them. If yours has worn out its welcome, this list covers the two storage facilities in town plus five more within reach. Both local spots offer 24/7 gate access, and the average rating across the area is 4.6 from a solid pile of reviews.
Bothell Public Storage with gated 24/7 access, covered, indoor and outdoor spots, and staff reviewers call helpful.
Groomed outdoor lot in Bothell for month-to-month RV, boat and vehicle parking with 24/7 access.
Within a short drive of Bothell. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Lynnwood self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor options, gated access and a 4.8-star rating from 940 reviews.
Woodinville self-storage with covered and outdoor RV parking, gated 24/7 access, and a 4.1-star rating from 68 reviews.
Woodinville lot for trailers and boats with a 4.3 Google rating from 7 reviews, minutes from 522, Highway 9 and 405.
Woodinville self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor spaces, 24/7 gate access and a 4.7-star rating from 422 reviews.
Lynnwood storage with gated 24/7 access, covered and outdoor RV parking, and staff reviewers call helpful.
Two facilities carry boat storage here, and between them the options shake out to one covered space, one indoor unit and two outdoor spots, with vehicle parking mixed in. Public Storage is the known quantity, rated 4.6 across 485 reviews, gated and lit with round the clock access. 11th Drive Southeast RV and Boat Storage is the smaller, quieter option, also open 24/7. Five more facilities sit nearby if neither fits. Covered and indoor space is the smaller slice of the pie, so if you want your hull out of the weather, call ahead rather than assuming a unit is open.
Western Washington is gentle on boats in the ways that matter and hard on them in others. You will not fight blistering heat, but months of drizzle find every soft cover, every seam and every trailer bunk. An indoor or covered spot is worth asking about first. Outdoor is fine if you invest in a real fitted cover, keep the bow up so water runs off, and check the drain plug and bilge before the first fall storm. Pull the battery and put it on a maintainer over winter. Trailer tires flat-spot when they sit, so move the rig now and then or block it up.
Ask each facility what the gate hours actually mean for you, since 24/7 access is listed at both Bothell spots but launch mornings still need a plan for the code or fob. Confirm whether your trailer counts toward the space and whether you can work on the boat on site. Check that your insurance covers the boat while it is stored off your property, because homeowners policies often have gaps there. Then drive the route at the hour you would actually tow. The Sammamish River and Lake Washington ramps get busy in summer, and a tight turn with a trailer behind you is easier to spot on a weekday than on a Saturday in July.
There are two in Bothell itself, with five more nearby if those do not work out. Between the two local facilities you will find one covered space, one indoor unit and two outdoor options, plus vehicle parking at both.
Yes, both of the local facilities list round the clock gate access. That helps on early launch days, but still confirm how you get in after hours and whether anyone is on site if something goes wrong.
Yes, though the supply is thin. One covered space and one indoor unit are listed across the two Bothell facilities, so call before you plan around either one. Outdoor spots are the easier find.
Pull the battery and keep it on a maintainer, fit a cover that sheds rain, and leave the drain plug out so water cannot pool. Check the trailer tires for flat spots and confirm your insurance still covers the boat while it sits off your property.