Jerry's RV & Boat Storage
Fountain RV and boat storage with a 3.7-star rating from 18 Google reviews and mixed feedback on the owner.
Fountain sits just south of Colorado Springs, close enough to Pueblo and the Front Range lakes that a boat is worth keeping. Four storage facilities here list boat space, and two more sit nearby. Nobody in town offers covered or indoor bays for boats, so plan on open-air parking and protect your hull and cover from the Colorado sun. Ratings average 3.6 across the listings.
Fountain RV and boat storage with a 3.7-star rating from 18 Google reviews and mixed feedback on the owner.
Fountain boat and RV storage with cameras and a 3.5-star rating from 20 reviews.
Boat and RV storage lot in Fountain, Colorado, south of Colorado Springs.
Gated RV and boat storage in Fountain with 24-hour access and video surveillance.
Within a short drive of Fountain. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Colorado Springs self-storage with gated outdoor RV and boat parking, drive-up access, and a 4.7-star rating from 644 reviews.
Colorado Springs RV and boat storage off US-24 with indoor and outdoor spots, a dump station, and a 4.6-star rating.
All four Fountain facilities are outdoor operations built around boat and trailer space. That means sun, wind and the occasional hailstorm are part of the deal, so a quality cover and a UV-resistant finish on gelcoat go a long way. Jerry's RV & Boat Storage and Badge LLC carry the most reviews, at 18 and 20 respectively, and both run near a 3.5 to 3.7 rating. Badge lists cameras on site. Fort Squatch RV & Boat Storage is the only one here with 24/7 gate access, which matters if you launch early or tow home after dark. RDJ Enterprises rounds out the list.
With only four facilities in town, call ahead before you drive over. Ask about gate hours, whether the surface is gravel or pavement, and how the yard handles standing water after spring storms. Gravel drains well but can get soft. A paved pad costs more but keeps your trailer jack from sinking. If your boat sits for months, pull the battery and keep it on a maintainer, and loosen the cover so air moves. Also confirm what your insurance wants: some policies treat stored boats differently than boats kept at home. Two nearby facilities give you a fallback if Fountain is full.
Only Fort Squatch lists trailer storage alongside boat space, so if you need to park the trailer separately from the hull, that is your first call. The rest of the Fountain facilities focus on boats, which usually means the trailer stays with the boat in one spot. Measure your total length, tongue to outboard, before you reserve. Yards price and assign by the foot, and a rig that runs long can bump you to a bigger space than you planned on. Ask whether you can back in yourself or whether staff moves the boat, since that changes how often you can get out on the water.
Four facilities in Fountain list boat storage, and two more are located nearby. All four are outdoor operations, so there are no covered or indoor boat bays in town.
Fort Squatch RV & Boat Storage is the only one of the four with 24/7 gate access listed. That helps if you launch at dawn or tow home after dark.
No. None of the Fountain listings offer covered, indoor or climate-controlled boat space. Plan on open-air storage and use a good cover to guard against sun and hail.
Fort Squatch RV & Boat Storage is the only one listing trailer space alongside boat storage. The other three focus on boats, which typically means the trailer stays parked with the hull.