Stack & Store Self Storage
Family-owned Edgewood storage with RV and boat parking, 24/7 access, and a manager reviewers keep praising by name.
Edgewood sits right where the Bush River and the top of the Chesapeake meet, so a lot of boats live here and a lot of them need a home in the off season. Two facilities in town list boat storage, and another six sit within a short drive. Both local spots are rated 4.7, which is a good sign in a market this small.
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Edgewood's boat storage is thin but solid. The two facilities here are both Stack & Store Self Storage, rated 4.7 on 90 and 48 reviews. Both offer climate-controlled units, which matters more than people think on the Chesapeake. Summer humidity works on covers, vinyl, and wiring, and a dry unit keeps mold from getting a foothold between trips. One of the two has 24/7 gate access and lit grounds. If you like to launch early or pull in after dark, that matters. Ask about gate hours when you call, since a lit yard still has rules about when you can come and go.
Both Edgewood facilities are climate controlled, so there is no open-air option listed in town. That is fine for a boat you want to keep out of the weather, but it usually costs more than a spot in a gravel yard. Six nearby facilities give you choices if you want to compare. Open storage is cheaper but the sun and hail work on gelcoat and canvas year round. If you go that route, budget for a good cover and check it after storms. If you stay indoors, a battery maintainer and a little airflow go a long way over a Maryland winter.
Walk the yard or ask outright how they handle boats. You want to know if the facility allows you to work on your boat on site, and whether they can move a trailer if you need it repositioned. Confirm what your insurance covers while the boat sits in storage, since marina and homeowners policies differ on that. Check the access rules against your own schedule. Two facilities is a small pool, so ask about availability before you get attached to a unit. A quick call beats a wasted drive down Route 40.
There are 2 listed in Edgewood, both Stack & Store Self Storage locations rated 4.7. Another 6 facilities sit within a short drive if you want more options or a different price.
Yes, one of the two has 24/7 gate access along with lit grounds. The other does not list it, so confirm hours before you plan an early launch or a late return.
On the Chesapeake, humidity is the main enemy of covers, upholstery, and wiring. Both Edgewood facilities offer climate control, which helps keep mold and moisture damage down during the off season.
Ask about gate hours, whether you can work on the boat on site, and how they handle trailer moves. Also check with your insurer about coverage while the boat is stored, since policies vary.