Devon Self Storage Cordova, Tennessee
Cordova self storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor RV and boat parking plus month-to-month leases.
Cordova, TN
Boat Storage in Cordova, TN
Cordova sits east of Memphis, close enough to the water that a lot of folks here keep a boat. Storage options in town are few, so the smart move is calling ahead before you haul anything across the metro. The two facilities listed here both carry strong ratings, and each one offers covered, indoor and outdoor space for boats and trailers.
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4.9★Average Google rating
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Facilities in Cordova
Devon Self Storage Cordova, Tennessee
Cordova self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor options, 4.9 stars from 347 Google reviews.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Cordova. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Public Storage
Memphis Public Storage with covered, indoor and outdoor RV spots, gated 24/7 access and staff reviewers keep praising.
Mini Mall Storage - Memphis
Memphis self-storage with vehicle parking and a 4.8-star rating across 489 Google reviews.
Mini Mall Storage - Bartlett
Bartlett self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor parking for RVs, boats and cars, rated 4.9 by 535 reviewers.
Henrietta rd rv and boat storage
Grass lot on Henrietta Rd in Memphis for RV and boat parking, fenced with cameras on site.
Forward Storage
Memphis self-storage with indoor and outdoor vehicle parking, gated entry, and cameras on Shelby Oaks Dr.
What's available in Cordova
Two facilities serve Cordova, and both are Devon Self Storage locations on the same rating of 4.9 from a large stack of reviews. Both list covered, indoor and outdoor spots, and both take boats. One also handles vehicle storage and the other takes trailers, so check which address fits your rig before you commit. With only two facilities in town, space can tighten up, especially in spring when everyone wants the boat out of the driveway. Call first and ask what's open. Five more facilities sit nearby if these two are full, which happens more often than people expect in a metro this size.
Covered, indoor or out in the open
Outdoor is the cheapest way to keep a boat, and in this part of Tennessee the main enemies are sun and summer storms. UV fades gelcoat and cracks vinyl, so a good cover earns its keep. Covered storage gets the hull under a roof without four walls, which handles most of the sun问题 and some of the rain. Indoor is the full answer if you want the boat out of the weather entirely, and it costs more for the privilege. Whichever you pick, ask about gate hours before you sign. Some facilities close early, and that matters when you want to launch at dawn on a Saturday.
Before you park it
Pull the battery and put it on a maintainer over the off months, because a slow drain is the quietest way to lose a season. Winterizing matters here too, since a hard freeze can split a block or a water line that wasn't drained. Trailer owners should check tire pressure and grease the bearings before a long tow, and a tongue lock is cheap insurance against someone hitching up and leaving. Confirm with the facility what your renters or homeowners policy covers while the boat sits on their property. A few minutes on the phone now beats a claim later.
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Nearby cities
- Arlington, TN (2 listed · 8 mi)
- Memphis, TN (16 listed · 9 mi)
- Collierville, TN (4 listed · 10 mi)
- Olive Branch, MS (7 listed · 14 mi)
- Southaven, MS (2 listed · 18 mi)
- Horn Lake, MS (3 listed · 21 mi)
- Batesville, MS (2 listed · 58 mi)
- Jackson, TN (2 listed · 64 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many boat storage facilities are in Cordova?
There are two facilities in Cordova, both listed as Devon Self Storage, each rated 4.9. Five more are available nearby if those two don't have the space or setup you need.
Do the Cordova facilities offer indoor boat storage?
Yes. Both facilities list indoor, covered and outdoor storage among their types, and both accept boats. One also takes trailers and the other handles vehicles, so confirm which fits your setup.
Is outdoor boat storage a bad idea in Tennessee?
It's the most common choice and the least expensive. Sun and storms do the damage over time, so use a quality cover, keep the drain plug out and check on the boat after heavy weather. Covered or indoor storage avoids most of that wear.
What should I ask before booking a spot?
Ask about gate hours, since not every facility offers round the clock access. Also ask what your insurance covers while the boat is stored there and whether the facility restricts trailer parking. Getting those answers early saves a headache later.