Century Boat & RV Storage
Ridgeview boat and RV storage on Highway 27 near I-4, rated 4.9 by 224 reviewers.
Davenport sits off I-4 between Tampa and Orlando, close enough to Lake Kissimmee and the chain of lakes that a boat makes sense. Storage here is a small pool: two facilities listed, averaging 4.8 stars, with one covered spot and one indoor bay among them. Both are gated with cameras. For a trailered boat, that's a workable short list, especially if you want cover from the Florida sun.
Ridgeview boat and RV storage on Highway 27 near I-4, rated 4.9 by 224 reviewers.
Davenport storage yard with gated access, cameras, and space for RVs and boats off Hwy 27.
Within a short drive of Davenport. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
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Two facilities serve Davenport boat owners. Century Boat & RV Storage near the I-4 corridor carries a 4.9 rating from 224 reviews and offers covered and indoor spaces. Personal Mini Storage, with 1,045 reviews and a 4.8 rating, is the larger operation by review volume and handles boat storage too. That's one covered option and one indoor option between them, no outdoor spaces listed. If your boat fits indoors, take it; UV and rain do slow damage to gelcoat, canvas and vinyl over the years. Covered is the next best thing, and it matters most in summer when the afternoon storms roll through.
Indoor storage keeps a boat out of sun and rain entirely, which helps if you care about upholstery and electronics. Covered storage shields the top but leaves sides exposed to blowing rain and morning dew. Either way, pull the drain plug before you park and tilt the tongue up so water runs off. If the boat sits for weeks, a battery maintainer is cheap insurance against a dead start at the ramp. Ask each facility about gate hours before you commit, since the listed pages show no 24/7 access. Confirm what's allowed inside: fuel levels, trailers, and whether you can work on the boat onsite.
Rates aren't published here, so call both facilities and compare. Ask what the monthly rate includes, whether there's a deposit, and if the price changes for a longer boat or one with a trailer. With only two options in town, it pays to look at nearby cities too, since the drive from Davenport to a larger storage cluster along I-4 is short. Verify insurance requirements and whether the facility wants proof of coverage. Read recent reviews for the specifics: how the gate works, how clean the bays stay, and whether staff answer the phone.
Two facilities are listed in Davenport, with an average rating of 4.8 stars. Between them they offer one covered space and one indoor space. Personal Mini Storage has the most reviews at 1,045, while Century Boat & RV Storage holds the higher rating at 4.9 from 224 reviews.
Yes. One facility, Century Boat & RV Storage, lists indoor storage among its options. Indoor keeps your boat out of sun and rain, which protects gelcoat, canvas and upholstery. Ask about clearance height and door size before you book if your boat has a T-top or tower.
Freezes are rare but possible in Central Florida, so a light winterizing routine is smart. Flush the engine, stabilize the fuel, and keep the battery on a maintainer. The bigger year-round issue is sun and rain, so covered or indoor storage earns its keep here.
Ask about gate hours, since the listed pages show no 24/7 access. Confirm whether trailers are allowed, what fuel level is permitted, and if you can work on the boat onsite. Get the monthly rate in writing and check insurance requirements. Then read recent reviews for how the place actually runs day to day.