Jarrell RV & Boat Storage
Jarrell RV & Boat Storage offers covered RV and boat storage with friendly staff and secure, clean grounds.
Jarrell is a small town on I-35 where the land opens up, and that suits boat owners who need a place to set a trailer down between trips. Two storage facilities sit right here, both rated 5.0 by the people who use them, and another six are a short drive out. Covered space is available if you want your hull out of the Texas sun.
Jarrell RV & Boat Storage offers covered RV and boat storage with friendly staff and secure, clean grounds.
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The two facilities in town are both set up for boats, and one of them offers covered spots alongside open ones. Ratings are perfect so far, 5.0 at each, with 15 reviews at Jarrell RV & Boat Storage and 11 at Jarrell lock and leave boat & Rv storage. Covered space matters more in Central Texas than people expect. UV works on gelcoat, vinyl and trailer tires all year, and a roof keeps the worst of it off. If your boat sits outside, plan on a cover and a regular wash to keep sap and dust from baking on.
One of the two facilities advertises 24/7 gate access, which is the feature I would ask about first if you fish early or tow home after dark. Confirm the code policy and whether the gate logs entries before you sign anything. Ask how the yard handles a trailer you leave behind, and whether you can pull through without backing into a tight row. A site that looks fine in a photo can be a different story with a 24-foot boat behind you.
Pull the drain plug and leave it out. Charge and disconnect the battery, or put a maintainer on it if the facility allows power at the spot. Store the trailer with the jack down on a block rather than on the tires alone. Jarrell sits close enough to Lake Georgetown and Stillhouse Hollow that a weekend run is easy, which means your boat is in and out often. That makes a quick, honest inspection at the gate worthwhile every time. Check the lights, the winch strap and the tie-downs before you pull onto the interstate.
Two facilities are in Jarrell itself, and six more are nearby. Both local facilities are rated 5.0, and one offers covered spaces for boats that need shelter from the sun.
Yes. One of the two local facilities lists covered spots, and the type counts show covered storage among the options. The rest are open-air, so ask about shade and drainage when you call.
Jarrell lock and leave boat & Rv storage lists 24/7 access. If early mornings or late returns matter to you, confirm the gate code and after-hours policy directly with the facility before booking.
Leave the drain plug out, charge and disconnect the battery, and keep a cover on to block UV and dust. Store the trailer jack on a block, and check lights and tie-downs before every tow.