Public Storage
Santa Rosa storage with covered, indoor and outdoor spots, 4.8 stars from 317 reviews, open 24/7.
Santa Rosa boat owners have nine storage facilities to choose from, and the average rating sits at 4.4, so the bar is decent here. Between covered, indoor and outdoor options, plus a handful of outfits just outside town, there is a spot for most hulls and budgets. Four of these facilities run 24/7 gate access, which matters if you launch early or drag the trailer home after dark.
Santa Rosa storage with covered, indoor and outdoor spots, 4.8 stars from 317 reviews, open 24/7.
Santa Rosa self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor RV, boat and car parking, gated and open 24/7.
Gated Santa Rosa RV and boat storage with covered or outdoor spots up to 45 feet and 24/7 access.
Secure indoor and outdoor RV and boat storage near Hwy 12 and 101, with responsive management and low rates.
Secure RV and boat storage in Santa Rosa with friendly staff and a 4.5-star rating from 29 reviews.
RV and boat storage in Santa Rosa with a 4.0 Google rating from six reviews.
RV and boat storage in Santa Rosa with no age limit on the vehicles you park there.
Santa Rosa spot offering RV and boat storage plus car, van and truck rentals since 1987.
Indoor RV, boat, and trailer storage facility in Santa Rosa, California.
Within a short drive of Santa Rosa. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Rohnert Park self storage with indoor RV, boat and climate controlled units, plus a 4.7-star rating from 311 reviews.
Rohnert Park storage with RV, boat, and vehicle spots, gated access, and a manager reviewers call helpful.
Petaluma self-storage with gated keypad entry, cameras, and RV, boat, and trailer parking, rated 4.8 by 154 reviewers.
Petaluma self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor options, gated access, and a 4.8-star rating.
Covered RV and boat storage in Healdsburg with gated access and a dump station, rated 4.2 stars.
Three of the nine facilities offer covered storage and four have indoor bays, and a few overlap. Covered is the middle ground for a boat that sees regular use: shade overhead, airflow around the hull, less sun beating on gelcoat and vinyl. Indoor is the call if you want the trailer tires and cover out of the weather entirely. Three facilities list outdoor spots, so if you plan to pull the boat every other weekend and price is the lever, that is where to start. Ask each one how they handle a boat on a trailer versus a bare hull. Call ahead on the indoor bays. Four is not many for a city this size, and the good ones fill.
Two Public Storage locations on the list carry the strongest review counts, 317 and 321 ratings at 4.8 and 4.7, and both offer covered, indoor and outdoor space with gated, lit access around the clock. Mighty Vault Storage sits at 4.7 across 24 reviews with cameras and 24/7 entry. Santa Rosa RV and Boat Storage has a perfect 5.0 on just 6 reviews, indoor only, which is a small sample but worth a look. TJ RV Boat Storage and Patrick Center RV Storage round things out at 4.5 and 4.0. Fewer reviews on the smaller outfits means one bad month moves the number, so read the recent ones.
Walk the property at the hour you will actually use it. A gate with 24/7 access is only useful if the aisle is lit and the keypad sits somewhere you feel fine at 5 a.m. Check the turning room with your trailer hooked up, not just your truck. North Bay sun is hard on covers and tires, so ask whether covered spots shade the whole rig or just part of it, and plan on a battery maintainer for anything stored indoors for months. Confirm in writing what your own insurance covers while the boat sits on their property, and keep the registration and tabs current in case they ask.
There are 9 facilities in Santa Rosa, with 5 more nearby. Four offer indoor bays, three have covered spots and three list outdoor storage, so you can pick based on how much weather protection you want.
Four of the nine have 24/7 gate access. Both Public Storage locations and Mighty Vault Storage are among them, all gated with lit or camera-monitored grounds. Confirm the keypad and gate procedure when you call.
Indoor keeps sun, rain and grit off the hull, cover and trailer, which slows wear over the years. Four facilities in town offer it. If you use the boat often and want it dry and ready, indoor is the easier choice.
Ask about gate hours, aisle width for your trailer, and what your insurance covers while the boat sits there. Look at the site at the time of day you will use it, and plan a battery maintainer for long indoor stays.