Exodus Moving & Storage
Loveland moving company with storage and boat/RV parking, rated 4.9 stars from 170 reviews.
Loveland sits close enough to the Front Range lakes and reservoirs that a boat on a trailer is a common sight in a driveway. Seven storage facilities in town list boat storage, and they average 4.7 stars across customer reviews. That is a healthy spread for a city this size, with a mix of covered, indoor and open-air spots to sort through before you pick one.
Loveland moving company with storage and boat/RV parking, rated 4.9 stars from 170 reviews.
Paved, gated RV and boat storage in Loveland with covered and open spots and a 4.9-star rating.
Loveland self-storage with RV, boat and car parking, rated 4.5 stars across 174 Google reviews.
Outdoor RV and boat storage in Loveland with gated 24/7 access and security cameras.
Fenced outdoor boat and RV storage on packed gravel in Loveland, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Loveland self-storage with 24/7 access, online rentals, and a 4.4-star rating from 183 reviews.
Loveland RV and boat storage with mixed reviews, secure grounds, and friendly management.
Within a short drive of Loveland. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Fenced grassy lot off I-25 in Johnstown with two entrances, month-to-month RV and boat storage.
Heated, gated indoor RV and boat storage in Johnstown with a 4.6-star rating from 20 reviews.
Gated RV, boat and car storage off the Johnstown exit, with cameras and month-to-month rentals.
Berthoud RV storage with gated 24/7 access and a 4.6-star rating from 112 Google reviews.
Of the seven boat storage facilities in Loveland, four offer outdoor spaces and two offer covered spots, with two listing indoor storage. That matters in Colorado, where sun does slow damage to gelcoat, vinyl and trailer tires over a season. Covered or indoor space costs more, but it keeps a boat out of the UV and the afternoon hail that rolls off the foothills. If you go outdoor, a good strap-down cover is worth the money. Three of the facilities advertise 24/7 gate access. Check the gate hours before you sign, especially if you plan to launch early on a Saturday.
Exodus Moving & Storage holds a 4.9 rating from 170 reviews, and Honey Bee RV Storage matches that 4.9 across 147 reviews with gated entry, cameras, 24/7 access and a dump station. Public Storage rates 4.5 from 174 reviews and offers covered, indoor and outdoor options plus lighting. Airport Boat & RV Storage and Unhitched Boat and RV Storage both carry a 5.0 from a small handful of reviews, so read the details rather than the number. ClearHome Self Storage rates 4.4 from 183 reviews and offers 24/7 access. Call ahead on any of them; small facilities fill fast in spring.
Pull your boat out of the water and let it dry before storage, and empty the live wells and bilge so nothing sits and sours over the off season. On a trailer, pull the battery and keep it on a maintainer at home, and check tire pressure and bearing grease before the first tow of spring. If your spot is outdoors, aim the bow into the prevailing wind and check the cover straps after storms. Confirm your insurance covers the boat while it sits off your property, and ask the facility what access they need and what paperwork they want on file.
There are seven boat storage facilities in Loveland, and they average 4.7 stars across customer reviews. Four offer outdoor storage, two offer covered spots and two list indoor storage, so you have a real range of options depending on how much weather protection you want to pay for.
Three of the seven Loveland boat storage facilities advertise 24/7 gate access. That helps if you launch early or come back after dark. Ask each facility how the gate works and whether you get a code or a key fob before you commit to a spot.
Sun and hail are the two things that wear a boat down here. A covered or indoor spot keeps UV off the gelcoat and cushions and shields the trailer tires. It costs more than open storage, but two facilities in town offer covered space and two offer indoor, so it is easy to compare.
Let it dry fully, drain the bilge and live wells, and pull the battery for a maintainer at home. Check trailer tire pressure and bearing grease. If you park outdoors, cover it well and check the straps after wind. Confirm your insurance still covers the boat while it sits off your property.