Erie U Storage
Erie storage lot with 300 RV and boat spaces, gated access, cameras, and a propane refill station.
Erie sits between Denver and Boulder, close enough to several lakes that a boat on a trailer is a normal sight in a driveway. Problem is, most driveways were not built for one. Three storage facilities in town handle boats, and they average 4.7 stars across more than 250 combined reviews. That is a decent pool to pick from, though each one solves a different problem.
Erie storage lot with 300 RV and boat spaces, gated access, cameras, and a propane refill station.
Erie RV storage with indoor, covered, and outdoor spots. Big-rig friendly, 24/7 access, on-site dump and propane.
Erie RV and boat storage with security cameras, dump station, water, and air on site, rated 4.8 stars.
Within a short drive of Erie. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Fenced, gated RV and vehicle storage off Colorado Blvd and Hwy 7 in Brighton, open 24/7.
Family and women owned RV and boat storage in Lafayette with a 5.0 rating from 12 reviews.
Lafayette self-storage with indoor and outdoor units, gated access, cameras, and pull-through room for big rigs.
Fort Lupton boat and RV lot with a 4.0 rating, friendly staff mentioned in reviews, and U-Haul rentals on site.
Clean, camera-monitored RV and boat storage in Longmont with 24-hour access and a free dump station.
Of the 3 boat storage facilities in Erie, one is covered, one is indoor and one is outdoor. That means you can pick based on how much weather protection you want to pay for. Erie U Storage holds a 4.7 rating over 139 reviews and runs a gated site with cameras. Recreational Storage Solutions, also 4.7 with 89 reviews, spreads across covered, indoor and outdoor spots, has 24/7 gate access, a dump station and pull-through spaces. Secure Interstate Storage rates 4.8 on 24 reviews and adds cameras, a dump station and lighting. Every one of them takes boats.
Covered storage keeps sun and hail off the hull and upholstery, which matters on the Front Range where afternoon storms roll in fast. Indoor costs more but ends the winterizing guesswork. Outdoor is the cheapest route and fine if you use the boat often. Ask about gate hours before you commit, since only one of these three advertises 24/7 access. Confirm your trailer fits and that you can pull through when the lot is full. Check with your insurer about coverage while the boat sits off your property. A battery maintainer and a good cover go a long way outdoors.
The town sits off Interstate 25, with Boulder about twenty minutes west and Longmont just up the road. Flatiron and Marshall area lakes are an easy tow, and the drive to the mountains is manageable for a day trip. With only 3 facilities here, the nearby options matter. Five more sit within reach if the three in town are full or do not fit your boat. Call ahead, walk the site, and look at how tight the turns are with a trailer behind you. A facility that looks fine on a listing can be a headache to back into on a Saturday morning.
There are 3 boat storage facilities in Erie. Five additional options sit nearby if those three are full or do not match your boat size and budget.
The 3 facilities break down to one covered, one indoor and one outdoor. All three accept boats, so you can choose based on how much protection from sun and hail you want to pay for.
Secure Interstate Storage rates highest at 4.8 stars, though it has the fewest reviews at 24. Erie U Storage and Recreational Storage Solutions both sit at 4.7 with 139 and 89 reviews.
Yes, Recreational Storage Solutions advertises 24/7 access. The other two do not list it, so confirm gate hours before you sign, especially if you launch early or return after dark.