1776 RV Storage
Family-owned RV and boat storage in Cameron Park with covered spots, security, and a dump station.
Cameron Park sits up in the Sierra foothills east of Sacramento, close enough to Folsom Lake and the American River that a lot of garages here have a boat in front of them instead of a car. Three storage facilities in town list boat space, and all three carry strong ratings from people who keep rigs there. Space is limited, so it pays to call ahead.
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Three facilities in Cameron Park handle boat storage, and the mix runs from open spots to covered bays. 1776 RV Storage covers the most ground with covered and outdoor spaces plus vehicle parking, and it has the deepest review history of the group. Camerado RV, Boat & Equipment Storage takes boats and vehicles, and Flying C Ct RV and Boat Storage is the smallest of the three. The town average rating is 5.0 across the listings, which is a good sign, but a couple of those come from a thin pile of reviews. Read the recent ones and look at the dates before you commit. If the three local spots are full, seven more facilities sit within a short drive.
One covered facility and one outdoor option are listed here, and that choice matters more in the foothills than people expect. Summer sun bakes gelcoat and cracks vinyl, and the same UV that fades a truck bed will wear a boat cover thin in a season or two. A covered bay pays for itself in gelcoat and upholstery. Open storage is cheaper and easier to get into, and it works fine if you keep the boat covered and waxed. Either way, pull the drain plug, tilt the tongue up so water runs off, and check the cover straps after a windy stretch.
Ask what the gate hours are, because none of the three facilities here advertises 24/7 access, and a locked gate at 6 p.m. on a Friday can wreck a lake weekend. Find out whether you can wash the boat on site; 1776 RV Storage lists a wash and a dump station, which is handy after a day on the water. Confirm your tow vehicle and trailer fit the space you're renting, and that your insurance covers the boat while it sits. A battery maintainer is cheap insurance against a dead start in spring.
Three facilities in Cameron Park list boat storage. Seven more are within a short drive if those are full. All three carry strong ratings, and the average across the listings is 5.0, though some come from only a handful of reviews.
Yes, one covered facility is listed among the three, alongside one outdoor option. Covered space keeps sun and hail off the hull and cover, so it usually costs more and fills first. Call ahead if you want a bay.
1776 RV Storage has 16 reviews and a 5.0 rating. Camerado RV, Boat & Equipment Storage has 10 reviews at 4.9. Flying C Ct RV and Boat Storage has just one review, so treat that rating lightly and ask questions in person.
Ask about gate hours first, since none of the three advertises 24/7 access. Then confirm whether washing is allowed on site, whether your trailer fits the space, and how your insurance handles the boat while it is stored away from home.