Public Storage
Decatur Public Storage offers covered, indoor and outdoor RV storage with 24/7 gated access and staff reviewers call helpful.
Decatur sits close enough to Lake Lanier and the state's bigger reservoirs that a boat on a trailer is a normal sight in a driveway. Problem is, driveways are short and Georgia sun is not gentle on gelcoat, tires or covers. Three storage facilities serve this area, all rated well by the people who use them, and each one handles boats, trailers and vehicles. Here is what that mix looks like in plain terms.
Decatur Public Storage offers covered, indoor and outdoor RV storage with 24/7 gated access and staff reviewers call helpful.
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The three facilities here all offer covered, indoor and outdoor spots, and all three take boats and vehicles. That means you can pick based on how much protection you want rather than whether anyone will accept your rig. Indoor is the most forgiving option for a boat that sits for long stretches, since it keeps sun and rain off the cover and cuts down on the mold and mildew that come with a trapped, damp cockpit. Covered is the middle ground: shade overhead, air moving through. Outdoor is the cheapest path and fine for a hull that gets used often and washed after every trip.
Two of the three facilities offer 24/7 gate access, which matters if you launch early or come back after dark. All three are gated, and the listings show lighting and cameras among the features. Ask about gate hours before you sign if your schedule is odd, because a locked gate at 9 p.m. is a real problem when the fish are biting at dawn. The top-rated facility here, Public Storage at 4.9 from 823 reviews, carries the full set of features. The other two, at 4.6 and 4.5, are also well reviewed, so ratings alone won't decide it for you.
Sun does slow damage: covers fade and crack, tires check and flat-spot, and gelcoat oxidizes on the sunny side. A covered or indoor spot takes most of that off the table. If you go outdoor, a good fitted cover and a little airflow go a long way. Batteries drop charge sitting still, so a maintainer is worth the small cost. Pull the drain plug, tilt the tongue up, and leave the trailer tires off bare dirt if you can. Check with your insurer about storage requirements too, since many policies have terms about where the boat sits.
There are 3 facilities listed here, with 3 more nearby. Every one of them accepts boats, and all 3 offer covered, indoor and outdoor options.
The average rating across the three is 4.7. The highest is Public Storage at 4.9 from 823 reviews, followed by two more Public Storage locations at 4.6 and 4.5.
Yes, 2 of the 3 facilities offer 24/7 gate access. All three are gated, so confirm the hours that apply to your unit before you plan an early launch.
Indoor keeps sun, rain and debris off the hull and cover, which helps with oxidation and mildew. Covered is a solid middle option. Outdoor costs least and suits a boat you use often and rinse after each trip.