KO Storage
Gated RV and self storage on Andersonville Pike in Powell, with indoor and outdoor options and staff reviewers call patient.
Powell sits up in Knox County, close enough to Norris and Melton Hill lakes that a lot of driveways here have a boat trailer in them. Two boat storage facilities serve the area, averaging 4.7 stars across roughly 96 reviews. One runs 24/7 gate access. Options lean indoor and outdoor rather than covered, so read the listings before you assume a canopy is available.
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KO Storage rates 4.8 from 34 reviews and lists indoor and outdoor spots along with boat and vehicle storage. It is gated and notes climate and boat among its features. Your Extra Storage sits at 4.5 from 62 reviews, with boat storage, climate control, lit grounds and 24/7 access. That gate flexibility matters if you launch early or tow home after dark. Between them you get one indoor option and one outdoor, so decide which your hull and cover can handle. Indoor keeps sun and rain off gelcoat and upholstery. Outdoor is easier to pull into and out of on a whim.
If the boat sits for months between trips, indoor is worth asking about first. UV fades vinyl and oxidizes gelcoat whether or not it rains, and Tennessee summers are hard on covers. If you fish most weekends, an outdoor spot with 24/7 access saves you a gate schedule headache. Call ahead about trailer storage. Neither facility lists dedicated trailer spots, so confirm whether your trailer can stay hitched or has to be parked separately. Ask about the ramp you use and how long the tow is from Powell. Also verify your insurance covers the boat at a storage address, not just at home.
Walk the ground. Look at drainage where your tires will sit, since standing water rots trailer bunks and rusts frames. Check lighting if you will be hooking up after dark. Ask what the gate hours really are, then ask what happens if you arrive five minutes late. For longer layups, plan on a battery maintainer and a fuel stabilizer, and pull the plug so rainwater drains. Ask whether the facility allows you to work on the boat on site or only store it. Get the access rules in writing and keep the number for the office in your phone.
Two facilities list boat storage in Powell, and five more sit nearby. Together they average 4.7 stars from about 96 reviews. One is KO Storage and the other is Your Extra Storage.
Yes. Your Extra Storage lists 24/7 access among its features. KO Storage is gated but does not list around-the-clock hours. Confirm gate times with the office before you plan a late return.
Indoor suits boats that sit for long stretches, since it blocks sun and rain that wear gelcoat and vinyl. Outdoor works for boaters who launch often and want quick hookup. Only one Powell facility lists indoor spots, so ask about availability early.
Ask about trailer storage, gate hours, drainage under your spot, and whether on-site work is allowed. Confirm your insurance covers the boat at the storage address. For long stays, plan on a battery maintainer, fuel stabilizer and pulling the drain plug.