Seven Mile Mini Storage
Simple self-storage in Newport with covered and outdoor spots for RVs, trailers, and boats, rated 4.8 stars.
Newport sits up on the Pend Oreille River, and if you keep a boat around here you already know the launch ramp fills early in summer. The good news is there are two boat storage facilities in town, and both rate well with the folks who use them. One leans snug and one leans cheaper, so pick based on how much weather you want to keep off your hull.
Simple self-storage in Newport with covered and outdoor spots for RVs, trailers, and boats, rated 4.8 stars.
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Seven Mile Mini Storage carries a 4.8 rating from 6 reviews, and one of its units is covered, which matters when the sun and rain work on gelcoat and canvas all year. It also handles boats, vehicles and semi trailers, and the gate is open around the clock, a real convenience if you pull in late after a long day on the water. Deer Creek Lane Storage runs a 4.3 from 22 reviews, so more people have weighed in. It stores boats, has a gated entrance, cameras and lighting on site. Nothing covered is listed there, so plan on a good mooring cover and a UV treatment if you park outside.
Across Newport the split is one covered and one outdoor spot, with no indoor boat storage listed. That shapes your choice more than anything. Covered storage shields a boat from rain, snow load and the worst of the summer sun, and for an expensive hull or fresh upholstery it is usually worth it. Outdoor storage costs less and suits a tin boat or a trailer you hose down anyway. Whichever you pick, pull the drain plug, tilt the motor down and keep the batteries on a maintainer through the cold months. Check gate hours before you commit, and confirm your insurance covers the boat while it sits off your property.
Newport straddles the Washington and Idaho line, so a fair number of boaters haul in from both sides of the river. Six other storage facilities sit within reach if the two in town do not fit your rig, which helps if you need a size or feature neither one lists. Call ahead and ask about the size of the bay and how tight the turning room is, because a big boat on a trailer needs space to swing. Ask, too, about cameras and lighting if you will be leaving gear aboard between trips. Then take a drive past and see whether the lot looks kept up.
There are 2 boat storage facilities in Newport. Six more sit within driving distance if neither one has the space or setup you need.
The average rating across the two facilities is 4.5. Seven Mile Mini Storage rates 4.8 and Deer Creek Lane Storage rates 4.3, so both come well recommended by people who keep boats there.
Yes, one of the two facilities offers covered storage. Covered spots keep sun, rain and snow off your hull and upholstery. The other option is outdoor, which costs less and works fine for a boat you clean and cover regularly.
One facility in Newport lists 24/7 gate access, so you can pull in late or early. The other is gated with cameras and lighting. Confirm the gate hours with the facility before you sign, since they vary by property.