RecNation RV & Boat Storage
RecNation RV & Boat Storage in St Johns offers covered and outdoor spots with 24/7 access and a 4.5-star rating from 55 reviews.
St Johns sits just south of Jacksonville, close enough to the St. Johns River and the Intracoastal that a lot of us keep a boat in the yard. That works until it doesn't. This stretch of northeast Florida has 3 boat storage facilities and another 8 nearby, averaging 4.2 stars. Covered space is the smaller share here, so plan ahead if you want a roof over the hull.
RecNation RV & Boat Storage in St Johns offers covered and outdoor spots with 24/7 access and a 4.5-star rating from 55 reviews.
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Of the 3 facilities listed here, 2 offer covered storage and all 3 offer outdoor spots. That ratio tells you something. Open storage is easier to find, but the Florida sun is hard on gelcoat, vinyl and trailer tires, and summer storms roll through most afternoons. A covered bay keeps the worst of the UV and hail off your boat between trips. If covered is full, ask about a waitlist and check back after the winter snowbird rush thins out. A good canvas cover and a quality trailer tie-down are worth the money either way.
All three top facilities here are RecNation locations, rated 4.5, 4.6 and 3.5 stars across 55, 20 and 40 reviews. Two have 24/7 gate access, which matters if you launch early or pull in after dark. One lists security cameras, another is gated, and the first has a wash station, a real convenience when you are coming off the river with a hull full of grime. One site also takes trailers and another handles vehicles, so you can park the tow rig in the same place. Read the reviews on the lower-rated one before you commit.
Drive the route you would actually take on a launch morning. Gate hours, aisle width and how easy it is to swing a trailer matter more than photos suggest. Confirm the facility allows the kind of work you plan to do on site, since some restrict washing or engine running. Ask what insurance they require and check that your own policy covers the boat while it sits. In this climate, plan on a battery maintainer, stabilized fuel and a cover that sheds rain. Nearby spots in the region give you 8 more options if the first three do not fit.
There are 3 boat storage facilities in St Johns, with 8 more nearby. All 3 offer outdoor spots and 2 offer covered storage. None of the listings here are indoor, so if you need enclosed space you will want to check the nearby options.
Yes, 2 of the 3 facilities list 24/7 gate access. That helps if you fish before sunrise or come off the water late. Still confirm the gate code process and after-hours rules with the facility directly before you move your boat in.
For most owners, yes. The sun breaks down gelcoat, upholstery and tires, and afternoon storms bring hail now and then. Covered storage shields the boat between trips. Only 2 of the 3 facilities here offer it, so call ahead and get on a waitlist if needed.
Drive the route on a launch morning and look at aisle width for trailer swings. Confirm gate hours, whether washing is allowed, and what insurance the facility requires. Check that your own policy covers the boat while stored, and ask about battery maintainers and fuel stabilization for the off season.