Public Storage
Olympia storage lot with 24/7 gated access, covered and outdoor spaces, and staff reviewers keep naming.
Olympia sits at the south end of Puget Sound, and plenty of boat owners here haul out for the off season rather than keep a hull in the water year round. Eight storage facilities serve the area, rated 4.7 out of 5 on average, with two more just outside town. You will find a mix of covered, indoor and open-air spots, so match the shelter to how much you like waxing gelcoat.
Olympia storage lot with 24/7 gated access, covered and outdoor spaces, and staff reviewers keep naming.
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Rural RV and boat storage on Kinney Road in Olympia with 24/7 access, month-to-month rates and a 4.9-star rating.
Olympia's largest RV and boat storage with covered and open spots, plus an onsite manager renters praise.
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Open-field RV and boat storage in Olympia with power hookups, 24/7 access, and on-site owners.
Olympia boat and RV storage with a 4.4-star rating from 20 reviews. Clean grounds and staff get noticed.
Unpaved lot in Olympia for RVs, trailers, boats, and trucks with a locking gate and responsive management.
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Of the eight facilities here, four are outdoor, two are covered and one is indoor, so you can pick your level of protection. Four offer 24/7 gate access, which matters if you launch early or come back after dark. Public Storage carries the biggest review count at 778 with a 4.8 rating, while Daffodil Storage holds a 4.9 across 96 reviews and lists cameras, a dump station and a wash area. Some spots handle more than boats. A few list trailer, vehicle and parking options, and one offers climate control. Call ahead if your rig is wide or tall, since not every space fits a big trailer.
Outdoor storage is the cheapest route and the easiest to find here, but western Washington rain and winter sun both take a toll. A cover or a good wax job goes a long way, and pulling the drain plug keeps water out of the bilge. Covered and indoor spaces cost more and sell out faster, so ask about waitlists if you want one for winter. Check gate hours before you sign, even at the 24/7 sites, and confirm your insurance covers the boat while it sits on someone else's property. Ask about battery maintainers and winterizing if you plan to leave the boat parked for months at a time.
The names repeat for a reason. Public Storage, Daffodil Storage and Superior Boat & RV Storage of Olympia all run boat storage, and Superior keeps covered and outdoor spaces alongside it. Kinney Road RV & Boat Storage and Olympia 46th Avenue RV & Boat Storage round out the options, with 46th Avenue listing electric hookups and 24/7 access. Money Saver Mini Storage has open-air boat spots and round-the-clock entry. Ratings help, but visit in person. Drive the aisles, look at drainage and gravel, and see whether the gate and fencing look maintained. A facility with fewer reviews can still be the better fit.
There are 8 facilities in Olympia, plus 2 nearby, for 10 in the area. Their average rating is 4.7 out of 5. Four offer 24/7 gate access, so early launches and late returns are easier to plan around.
The listings break down to 4 outdoor, 2 covered and 1 indoor facility. Some also handle trailers, vehicles and monthly parking. Outdoor is the most common and usually the least expensive, while covered and indoor spaces cost more and are worth booking early for winter.
Public Storage leads with 778 reviews and a 4.8 rating. Daffodil Storage follows with 96 reviews and a 4.9 rating, and Money Saver Mini Storage has 84 reviews at 4.5. Kinney Road RV & Boat Storage holds a 4.9 across 45 reviews.
Outdoor suits short-term parking and tighter budgets, but Puget Sound rain and sun wear on gelcoat, canvas and upholstery. Covered or indoor storage shields the boat from the worst of it. If you can swing the cost, covered is a reasonable middle ground for a boat you use most of the year.