Sandpiper Boat & RV Storage
Boat and RV storage serving Pawleys Island and the South Strand, open to customers 24/7/365.
Pawleys Island, SC
Boat Storage in Pawleys Island, SC
Pawleys Island sits where the Waccamaw meets the salt, and a lot of rigs here spend more time parked than splashed. Two boat storage facilities serve the area, both with 24/7 gate access, averaging 4.0 stars. That is a thin list, so it pays to call ahead and know what you actually need before you commit a trailer to a spot.
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2Facilities listed
4.0★Average Google rating
224/7 gate access
3More within 30 miles
Facilities in Pawleys Island
Lazy Days Boat & RV Storage
Boat and RV storage off Ocean Highway between Litchfield and Pawleys Island, with 24-hour cameras and online space management.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Pawleys Island. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Pond Road RV and Boat Storage
Clean, secure indoor and outdoor RV and boat storage in Murrells Inlet, rated 5.0 by reviewers.
Clark's Storage
Family-owned outdoor storage in Murrells Inlet for boats, RVs, and vehicles with a perfect 5-star rating.
The Mini Storage Center
Gated self-storage on Hwy 17 Bypass in Murrells Inlet with RV and boat parking and climate-controlled units.
What the two facilities offer
Two facilities cover boat storage around Pawleys Island, and both run 24/7 gate access, which matters if you fish on a tide instead of a schedule. Sandpiper Boat & RV Storage holds a 5.0 rating from a single review. Lazy Days Boat & RV Storage sits at 3.0 across two reviews and adds cameras to the gate access. Small sample sizes, so read the reviews for what they say rather than the star count. Neither lists covered or indoor space, so assume open-air storage and plan for sun and rain on gelcoat and canvas. With only two facilities in town, the nearby options matter as much as the local ones when you need a covered bay.
Sun, salt air, and your hull
Open storage in coastal South Carolina means UV and salt air working on your boat every day it sits. A quality cover that sheds water beats a cheap tarp that pools and mildews. Wash and wax before you park, and rinse the trailer too, since galvanized steel still rusts near the coast. Pull the plug so rain drains instead of sitting in the bilge. If you leave a battery in, a maintainer keeps it alive through the off weeks. Check your insurance policy covers the boat at a storage address, not just on the water.
Before you sign
Ask what the gate hours really mean in practice and whether you get a code or a call. Drive the lot and look at drainage, lighting, and how tight the turns are with a trailer behind you. Ask about the surface, since sand and gravel can swallow a tongue jack. Confirm what happens if you need in after a storm. With two local facilities, get on a waitlist early if one fits your needs, and keep the nearby listings in your back pocket. A short drive to a better lot is worth more than a cramped spot close to home.
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Nearby cities
- Murrells Inlet, SC (3 listed · 11 mi)
- Myrtle Beach, SC (8 listed · 20 mi)
- Conway, SC (4 listed · 29 mi)
- Longs, SC (4 listed · 39 mi)
- Little River, SC (4 listed · 41 mi)
- Moncks Corner, SC (4 listed · 55 mi)
- Shallotte, NC (2 listed · 57 mi)
- Mt Pleasant, SC (3 listed · 57 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many boat storage facilities are in Pawleys Island?
There are two boat storage facilities in Pawleys Island, with three more listed nearby. Both local facilities offer 24/7 gate access, so late returns from the landing are not a problem.
What is the average rating for boat storage here?
The two facilities average 4.0 stars. Sandpiper Boat & RV Storage holds a 5.0 from one review, and Lazy Days Boat & RV Storage sits at 3.0 from two reviews. Read the reviews themselves, since the counts are small.
Is covered boat storage available in Pawleys Island?
Neither of the two local facilities lists covered or indoor space, so plan on open-air storage. The nearby listings are worth checking if you want a roof over the hull, and a good cover handles most of the sun and rain in the meantime.
What should I check before storing my boat?
Confirm gate access details, look at drainage and lighting in the lot, and ask about the ground surface. Verify your insurance covers the boat at the storage address. Pull the drain plug, cover the boat well, and use a battery maintainer if power is available.