Five Star Storage
Hermantown self-storage with indoor units, climate control, and RV/boat parking. Rated 4.7 by 89 reviewers.
Hermantown sits just up the hill from Duluth, close enough to Lake Superior that a lot of us keep a boat around. When the season ends, the garage usually isn't big enough. There are 2 boat storage facilities listed here, both indoor, and they average 4.8 stars across reviews. That indoor part matters in this climate. Boats that sit outside through a northeast Minnesota winter take a beating from snow load and freeze-thaw.
Hermantown self-storage with indoor units, climate control, and RV/boat parking. Rated 4.7 by 89 reviewers.
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Both of the facilities listed in Hermantown are indoor, and both take boats and vehicles. That is the whole inventory, so you are not sorting through a mix of gravel yards and open lots. Indoor storage keeps snow and ice off the cover and keeps sun off the gelcoat, which is the slow wear nobody notices until the upholstery is faded. If you have ever pulled a tarp full of ice off a boat in April, you know the difference. Winters up here are long. Plan your season around the storage calendar, not the other way around.
Five Star Storage appears twice in the listings with different locations and different numbers. One carries a 4.7 rating over 89 reviews, the other a 4.9 over 20. Read a few of each before you commit. A big review count tells you how the facility handles a busy season. A small count on a high rating tells you less, but it is still worth a look. Ask about gate hours when you call. Neither listing shows 24/7 gate access, so you will want to know exactly when you can get in and out, especially if you launch early on a Saturday.
With 2 facilities in town and 4 more nearby, options exist but they are not endless. Call ahead in fall rather than waiting for the first hard freeze. Ask what the facility wants from you before the boat goes in: fuel level, battery pulled or on a maintainer, cushions and gear removed. Those details vary by facility, so get them in writing or at least in an email. Confirm your insurance covers the boat while it is stored off your property. Some policies treat indoor storage differently than a driveway. A quick call to your agent beats finding out later.
There are 2 listed in Hermantown, both indoor. Another 4 are nearby if you are willing to drive a bit. Both local facilities also take vehicles, so you may be able to keep a trailer or second rig on the same property.
No. The count shows 0 covered and 0 outdoor facilities here, with 2 indoor. That keeps your boat out of the snow and sun, which matters through a northeast Minnesota winter. Expect indoor space to book up earlier in the fall.
The two listings average 4.8 stars. Five Star Storage shows a 4.7 across 89 reviews at one location and a 4.9 across 20 at the other. Read recent reviews for both before you decide which to call first.
Ask about gate hours, since neither listing shows 24/7 access. Confirm what they want done before storage, like fuel level and battery care. And check with your insurer that the boat is covered while it sits off your property.