Public Storage
Lake Oswego self-storage with gated access, friendly staff, and covered, indoor, or outdoor spots for RVs and boats.
Oregon boat owners have 162 storage facilities to choose from across the state, and they rate them well: an average of 4.6 stars. Covered spots lead the mix at 66, with 83 outdoor and 51 indoor options behind them. Plenty of these places also park trailers and vehicles, so you can keep the whole setup in one spot instead of shuttling the trailer home every trip.
Lake Oswego self-storage with gated access, friendly staff, and covered, indoor, or outdoor spots for RVs and boats.
Woodburn storage yard off Highway 99 with covered, indoor and outdoor RV and boat parking, rated 4.9 from 265 reviews.
White City storage with covered and outdoor RV spots, gated and camera-monitored, rated 5.0 from 71 reviews.
All-drive-up storage on O.B. Riley Rd in north Bend, with 334 ground-level units and a 5.0 rating from 65 reviews.
Columbia City Storage offers covered and uncovered RV and boat storage off the Columbia River Highway, rated 4.9 stars.
Prineville storage with covered and open RV spots to 45 ft, gate access and cameras on Buckboard Lane.
Salem boat and RV shop with a 4.9 rating from 97 reviews, praised for honest service and repair work.
Beaverton Public Storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor RV parking, gated keypad access, and a staff reviewers keep praising by name.
Gated, well-lit Salem storage with outdoor RV and boat parking and a 4.8-star rating from 408 reviews.
Secure self-storage in Albany with covered RV spots, cameras, and staff reviewers call friendly and helpful.
Family-run Phoenix, OR storage with indoor climate-controlled and drive-up units, plus RV and boat parking.
La Pine storage since 2019 with indoor units and room for boats and RVs, rated 4.9 by reviewers.
RV and boat storage off Highway 26 in Hillsboro with covered and outdoor spots, a dump station, and staff reviewers call helpful.
Cornelius self storage with covered, indoor and outdoor RV and boat parking plus an on-site dump station.
New Redmond self-storage with gated, camera-monitored units and enclosed RV/boat spaces.
Hillsboro self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor spots for RVs, boats and cars, rated 4.7 from 506 reviews.
Hillsboro storage with covered RV spots up to 45 ft, 24/7 gated access, and a local team that reviewers call friendly and helpful.
Clean, secure self-storage and outdoor RV parking in Philomath with a 5.0 rating from 21 reviews.
Gated RV storage in Redmond, OR with covered, indoor, and outdoor spots and a 4.7-star rating from 110 reviews.
Fairview Storage offers covered RV and boat storage with keyless entry, security cameras, and a 4.7-star rating.
Family-owned boat and RV storage inside Prineville city limits with keypad entry, cameras and a 5.0 rating.
Clean, friendly RV storage in Beaverton with a 4.7-star rating and 81 reviews.
Portland self-storage with gated RV, boat and vehicle parking, rated 4.6 from 565 reviews.
Portland self-storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor space, gated access, and a 4.6 rating from 551 reviews.
Portland Public Storage with covered, indoor, and outdoor RV spots. Gated, lit, and reviewed for secure access and helpful staff.
Oregon rain is patient. It finds the seams in a canvas cover and works at the gelcoat all winter. That is why 66 of these facilities offer covered storage, and 51 go fully indoor. Indoor costs more but keeps sun and weather off the hull and upholstery. Outdoor is the budget pick, and 83 places offer it, but plan on a quality cover and a good wax job before the wet season. Check whether the facility lets you work on the boat on site, because some do not. Ask about surface too. Gravel drains fast but is rough on trailer tires and jacks. Paved spots cost more and sit better for long-term parking.
A boat plus a trailer takes two spots unless the facility understands boat people. Of these facilities, 21 list trailer storage and 63 handle vehicles, so you can often leave the tow rig or a second car on site. Sixteen offer general parking. If you tow with a diesel, 11 mention semi access, which matters if you store a truck or a large trailer. Climate-controlled units show up at a handful of places, useful for gear, electronics and anything vinyl that cracks in dry summer heat. Confirm the gate width and turning room before you commit, especially with a wide beam or a tall T-top.
Sixty-four of these facilities offer 24/7 gate access. That is the feature to check first if you fish early or pull in after dark. The rest keep office hours, which is fine for a boat that sits most of the season but annoying when you want a dawn launch. Look for gated entry, lighting and cameras. Several of the higher-rated places list all three. Public Storage in the state earns 4.9 stars from 802 reviews and runs gated, lit and open around the clock. Woodburn Storage also sits at 4.9, and Best Homes Storage holds a perfect 5.0 with cameras and climate control.
There are 162 listed across the state, rated 4.6 stars on average. Covered storage is the most common option at 66 facilities, followed by outdoor at 83 and indoor at 51. Many facilities offer more than one type, so you can compare within a single site.
Sixty-four of the 162 facilities offer 24/7 gate access. That is worth confirming before you sign, since early launches and late returns are the whole point of storing your own boat. The remaining facilities keep set office hours, so plan your trips around them.
Indoor storage costs more, but Oregon's wet winters are hard on canvas, gelcoat and upholstery. Indoor keeps rain and UV off the boat entirely. Covered is a good middle ground if you want protection without the full indoor price. Outdoor works if you invest in a fitted cover and wax the hull before the season.
Often yes. Twenty-one facilities list trailer storage and 63 handle vehicles, so you can usually keep the tow rig nearby. Eleven mention semi access for larger trucks. Ask about spot dimensions and turning room before you book, since a long trailer and a wide beam need space to maneuver.