White Oak Storage
Gated Maumelle storage with indoor RV and boat space, a 5.0 rating from 241 reviews.
Boat owners around Maumelle have two facilities in town and five more within easy reach, all rated a perfect 5.0 by the people who park there. That is a small field, so spots move when they open up. The mix is one covered option and two indoor, which matters in Arkansas where sun and storms do the slow damage between trips.
Gated Maumelle storage with indoor RV and boat space, a 5.0 rating from 241 reviews.
Locally owned Maumelle self-storage with indoor climate-controlled units and enclosed RV and boat storage, rated 5.0 from 47 reviews.
Within a short drive of Maumelle. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
North Little Rock storage with boat and RV parking, a security gate, cameras, and a 4.2 rating from 26 reviews.
North Little Rock self-storage with outdoor RV and boat parking, gated 24-hour access, and a 4.8-star rating.
North Little Rock storage with outdoor RV and boat parking, gated access, and friendly staff.
Secure RV and boat storage in North Little Rock with cameras, wash station, and 50-amp power.
Locally owned outdoor RV and boat storage in Roland, AR with a 5.0 rating and secure, gated lot.
White Oak Storage carries a 5.0 from 241 reviews and runs indoor boat storage with gated access, climate control and boat spaces. The Storage Depot Maumelle is the newer voice, 5.0 across 47 reviews, with covered and indoor boat options, gated entry, cameras, climate control and 24/7 gate access. Two facilities is a thin market. Call before you drive over, ask what is open, and get on a waitlist if the answer is nothing. Indoor space goes first because it is the only kind that keeps a hull out of the weather year round.
Covered storage keeps the worst of the sun and hail off the top of the boat, and that alone slows gelcoat fade and cover rot. Indoor does more. It keeps leaves and pollen out of the cockpit, keeps the upholstery dry, and lets you work on the boat in bad weather without fighting the sky. The trade is cost, and you will not find prices here, so ask each facility directly. If your boat sits from October to April, the math on indoor gets easier. If you use it most weekends, covered may be all the protection you need. Either way, pull the drain plug, charge the battery on a maintainer and check that your insurance covers the boat at a storage address, not just at home.
Ask about gate hours and whether you can get in after dark, since only one of the two facilities advertises 24/7 access. Walk the grounds and look at drainage, fencing and lighting. Ask what the facility does about wasps and rodents, because both find stored boats. Read the lease for what happens if you fall behind and whether you can sublet. Compare the drive from your side of Maumelle, since a few minutes each way adds up over a season. Then reserve early. With two facilities and a five mile radius holding the rest, good spaces do not sit empty long.
There are 2 facilities in Maumelle, with 5 more nearby. Both in-town options are rated 5.0, so the choice comes down to covered versus indoor and what each has open.
Two of the facilities list indoor boat storage, and one of those also offers covered spaces. Indoor keeps sun, hail and pollen off the boat, which is worth the extra cost if it sits for months.
Yes, one facility lists 24/7 gate access. The other does not advertise it, so ask about gate hours before you commit if you like to launch early or come back after dark.
Ask about gate hours, drainage, lighting and pest control. Confirm your insurance covers the boat at that address, and check the lease terms on late payment and subletting.