Bunch's RV & Boat Storage
RV and boat storage off Highway 26 in Hillsboro with covered and outdoor spots, a dump station, and staff reviewers call helpful.
Hillsboro sits between the Coast Range and the Columbia, so a boat parked here spends most of its life under gray skies and rain. Six storage facilities serve the area, averaging 4.7 stars, and three of them offer covered spots. Indoor space is tighter, with just two facilities offering it. If your hull is worth protecting from moss and mildew, plan ahead.
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Covered storage is the middle ground here, and three facilities in Hillsboro offer it. That keeps rain off the cover and sun off the gelcoat without the cost of a full building. Two facilities go further with indoor bays, which is what you want if you are storing something with teak, vinyl, or a motor that hates damp. The catch is supply. Indoor space is limited, so call before you assume a bay is open. Ask whether the unit is drive-through or whether you will be backing a trailer into a tight aisle on a wet morning. That detail matters more than the star rating. Also confirm what the gate hours actually are. Two of the six facilities advertise 24/7 gate access, and the rest do not.
Bunch's RV & Boat Storage holds a 4.9 from 55 reviews, and it is the name that comes up first among boat owners. It offers covered and outdoor spots plus a dump station. Public Storage carries a 4.7 across 506 reviews, the largest sample in the area, with gated entry, cameras, and lit grounds. US Storage Centers sits at 4.8 from 71 reviews and pairs gated access with 24/7 entry and a climate option. Tanasbourne RV & Mini Storage rates 4.6 from 100 reviews and adds cameras and a dump station. West Union Boat Storage is perfect on a small sample, 5.0 from 7 reviews. River Road Boat & RV Storage rates 4.0 from 14 and offers pull-through access, which is easier on a long trailer.
Four of the six facilities offer outdoor spots, and for a small aluminum boat or a trailer you launch often, that is fine. The work is in the prep. A quality cover that sheds water beats a tarp that pools it. Pull the drain plug so the hull cannot fill. Charge and remove the battery, or wire a maintainer if power is available. On the wet side of Oregon, mildew is the real enemy, so leave a little airflow rather than sealing everything tight. Check your insurance policy covers the boat while it sits off your property. Some policies treat stored boats differently, and a call to your agent costs nothing.
Six facilities are listed in Hillsboro, with two more nearby. They average 4.7 stars across reviews. Three offer covered spots, two offer indoor bays, and four have outdoor parking. Only two advertise 24/7 gate access, so confirm hours before you commit to a site.
Bunch's RV & Boat Storage leads at 4.9 from 55 reviews. US Storage Centers follows at 4.8 from 71 reviews, then Public Storage at 4.7 from 506. West Union Boat Storage shows 5.0 but from only 7 reviews, so treat that number with some caution.
Yes, two of the six facilities offer indoor storage. Supply is limited compared with covered and outdoor options, so call ahead rather than assuming a bay is free. Indoor space suits boats with wood trim, vinyl, or motors that suffer in damp conditions.
Ask about gate hours, since only two facilities offer 24/7 access. Look at the ground surface and drainage in winter. Confirm whether the spot is pull-through or back-in. Check that your insurance covers the boat while stored off your property, and ask about cameras and lighting.