Pack N Ride Portable Storage
Portable storage units delivered in Belgrade, MT. 5.0 stars from 60 reviews, praised for responsive service.
Montana boat owners know the season is short and the off-season is long, so where the hull sits from October to May matters. There are 77 boat storage facilities listed across the state, rated 4.6 on average, and 48 of them let you in through the gate around the clock. Covered, indoor and open-air spots all show up in the mix, so you can match the shelter to your boat and your winter.
Portable storage units delivered in Belgrade, MT. 5.0 stars from 60 reviews, praised for responsive service.
Family-run Billings storage with gated gravel lots, cameras, and lights on 24/7, rated 4.9 by 99 reviewers.
Bozeman self-storage with indoor and outdoor units, app-based gate access and 24-hour cameras.
Family-owned RV and boat dealer in Missoula with propane, dump station, and service bays.
Billings RV and boat dealership with covered storage, propane, and service. Family-owned since 1967.
Veteran-owned self storage and RV/boat storage in Townsend, a quarter mile from the Canyon Ferry Lake boat ramp.
Billings storage with indoor RV spaces, climate control, and a manager renters keep praising.
Secure RV storage in Billings with 24/7 app-based keyless entry and high-rated customer service.
Locally owned RV and boat storage near Bozeman airport with indoor and outdoor spots, 4.9-star rated.
Clean, gated Helena Valley storage with drive-up units and a manager reviewers keep praising by name.
Kalispell self-storage with covered and outdoor RV spots, gated access and cameras, rated 4.8 by reviewers.
Kalispell storage with covered RV and boat parking, cameras, and a 4.8-star rating from 110 reviews.
Family-owned Helena storage with gated drive-up units and RV, boat, and trailer parking on paved aisles.
Owner-managed Belgrade storage with gated, camera-monitored units and dedicated RV and boat parking.
Fenced, gated RV and boat storage in Townsend, MT with indoor units and paved pull-through aisles.
Secure, well-lit RV storage with gated access and cameras, rated 4.7 by 153 reviewers.
Bozeman storage facility with fenced, camera-monitored grounds and paved drives, rated 4.9 stars by 29 reviewers.
Gated, well-lit outdoor storage on Helena's west side with 24/7 access and a 4.8-star rating from 47 reviews.
Family-owned storage near the Wye with covered, indoor and outdoor RV spots and 24/7 access.
Secure, clean RV storage in Victor with 24-hour access, cameras, and a well-liked crew.
Belgrade self-storage with RV and boat parking, 24-hour access, and a 4.8-star rating.
West End Billings storage with outdoor RV and boat parking, gated access, cameras, and a 5.0 rating from 16 reviews.
Gated, camera-monitored RV storage in Laurel, MT with 24/7 access and keyless entry.
Gated RV and boat storage on Highway 12 in Helena with cameras, keypad access, and a 4.6-star rating.
Bigfork storage spot for boats and RVs, rated 4.9 stars by 13 reviewers.
Of the 77 facilities, 33 are outdoor, 19 are indoor and 17 are covered. That spread tells you something useful: most people here are parking in the open, which works if the boat is wrapped and tilted so snow and rain run off. Indoor space is scarcer, so ask early if you want a building. Ratings sit at 4.6 average, and the review counts on the bigger names run high, which gives you something real to read before you commit. The names that come up most often include Pack N Ride Portable Storage, Interstate Storage, Bobcat Storage, Kingdom Storage and Bretz RV & Marine. Several of these hold 4.9 or 5.0 ratings across dozens of reviews. A few smaller operations with fewer reviews can still be worth a call.
Open storage is the cheapest way to keep a boat in Montana, but sun and UV chew at gelcoat, vinyl and tires even in a cold climate. A quality cover that sheds water and vents moisture is not optional here. Covered spots cut the sun damage and keep snow off the deck. Indoor storage is the real answer if you want the boat dry and out of the freeze-thaw cycle, and 19 facilities offer it, so it exists but it fills up. Check gate hours before you sign. Forty-eight facilities advertise 24/7 access, which matters if you tow out early or come back late. Confirm the gate code works for your schedule and that the yard is lit. Ask about cameras too, since several of the top-rated places list them.
The listings break down further than boat spots alone: 35 facilities handle vehicles, 9 take trailers, 4 offer parking and 7 mention climate control. That matters if your boat lives on a trailer and you want both stored in one place. Pull the trailer in, park the tow vehicle nearby, and you are not shuttling between two yards all spring. Before you store, pull the battery and put it on a maintainer, drain the block and lower unit, and stabilize the fuel. Winterizing in Montana is not a maybe. Check with your insurer about coverage while the boat sits off your property. Some policies want to know where it is stored.
There are 77 listed, with an average rating of 4.6. Of those, 33 are outdoor, 19 indoor and 17 covered. Forty-eight offer 24/7 gate access.
Nineteen of the 77 facilities list indoor storage, and 17 more offer covered spots. Indoor space is the smaller share, so reserve early if you want a building for the winter.
Yes. Drain the block and lower unit, stabilize the fuel, and pull the battery for a maintainer. Freeze damage is the expensive kind, and a covered or indoor spot does not replace proper winterizing.
Nine facilities list trailer storage and 35 handle vehicles, so some yards take the whole setup. Ask whether the trailer can sit beside the boat and whether the tow vehicle can stay too.