A Storage Place
Clean, secure RV and boat parking with covered and outdoor spots south of Montrose, praised for its helpful staff.
Montrose sits close enough to the water that a boat is worth owning, and far enough from the front range that storage here stays reasonable. There are 4 boat storage facilities in town, averaging 4.9 stars, with one more nearby. Covered and outdoor spots make up most of what you'll find, plus a single indoor option for the hull you want fully out of the weather.
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Of the 4 facilities listed here, 3 offer outdoor parking and 2 have covered spots. Only 1 is indoor, so if you want your boat fully enclosed, call early. Northside Storage runs indoor and outdoor spaces and has gated, camera-monitored access around the clock. A Storage Place carries a 4.9 rating across 85 reviews, the most reviewed option in town, and pairs covered and outdoor spots with cameras. Two of the four facilities offer 24/7 gate access, which matters if you tow out before sunrise or roll back in after dark. Confirm gate hours and any after-hours procedure before you sign.
An open-air space is the cheapest route and fine for a trailer boat you rinse after every trip. Covered storage keeps sun and hail off the gelcoat and cover, and western Colorado sun is hard on both. Indoor is worth the extra cost for a boat you plan to keep a long time. One facility here, 6600 RV and Boat storage, also handles trailers, vehicles and semi trucks, so it can take a full rig if you tow something big. Measure your boat plus trailer tongue before you call, and ask about aisle width. Tight rows are where lower units and propeller blades get dinged.
Ask what the gate setup actually is, not just whether it exists. Cameras at the entrance are common at the better-rated places, but check whether the yard is lit and whether anyone is on site during the week. If you store outside, plan on a UV-resistant cover and pull the battery or put it on a maintainer over winter. Montrose gets cold enough that a block that sits half-charged may not survive the season. Check your tow vehicle insurance and ask whether the facility requires proof of coverage on the boat. Rates change with season and spot size, so get a quote for your exact length rather than a posted number.
There are 4 boat storage facilities listed in Montrose, plus 1 more nearby. Their average rating is 4.9 stars, and 2 of the 4 offer 24/7 gate access.
Yes, but only 1 of the 4 facilities offers indoor storage. Covered spots are more common at 2 facilities, and outdoor parking is the most available at 3. Call ahead if you need fully enclosed space.
An outdoor spot is fine for a boat you use often, but the sun here will fade gelcoat and crack vinyl over time. A fitted cover that breathes and sheds water is worth the cost, and pull the drain plug so rain does not pool inside.
Ask about gate hours and after-hours access, whether the yard is lit, and whether cameras cover the rows. Also confirm your boat plus trailer length fits the space, and check what proof of insurance they want before you sign.