Security Plus Storage
Talladega self-storage with climate control units, RV and boat parking, and a well-lit, secure site.
Talladega, AL
Boat Storage in Talladega, AL
Talladega sits between Logan Martin and the Coosa River, so a lot of boats live here. This city lists 2 boat storage facilities with an average rating of 3.9, and 4 more sit within reach outside town. Neither spot offers covered or indoor space, so plan on open-air storage and the sun and rain that come with it. Both places reviewed here operate under the Security Plus Storage name.
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3.9★Average Google rating
4More within 30 miles
Facilities in Talladega
Security Plus Storage
Talladega self-storage with gated access, cameras, and RV/boat parking. Mixed reviews on security and cost.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Talladega. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Logan Martin Storage, LLC
Gated Cropwell self-storage with covered RV and boat parking, climate-controlled units, and a 5.0 rating.
Dooley's Boat & RV Storage
Gated, clean RV and boat storage in Cropwell with a 4.8-star rating and easy access.
Franklin's Country Store and Storage
Covered RV and boat storage in Cropwell with 24/7 access, cameras, and a 4.2-star rating from 26 reviews.
Sunset Cove RV Park and Boat Storage
Lakefront RV park and boat storage on Logan Martin Lake with covered and outdoor spots.
Two facilities, same name
The 2 Talladega listings both go by Security Plus Storage, and the ratings split: one sits at 4.2 from 13 reviews, the other at 3.5 from 11. That gap is worth noticing. Read the recent reviews on each before you commit, since the same name does not guarantee the same experience. Both handle boats, and that is the whole of what is listed here. No covered, indoor or trailer slots show up on this page. Call ahead and ask where your hull goes, what the surface is, and who else is parked nearby. One facility lists lighting, the other lists a gate and cameras. If you keep gear on the boat, ask how long the gate stays open and when the lights run.
What open storage costs you
With no covered or indoor options on this page, your boat takes the weather straight on. Talladega summers are hard on gelcoat, vinyl and tires, so a quality cover that sheds water and a UV-blocking treatment will earn their keep. Pull the drain plug and tilt the bow up so rain runs off rather than pooling in the bilge. If you can, block the trailer tires off the pavement and top off the battery before you leave, or bring it home to a maintainer. Check your insurance policy for storage coverage and confirm it matches an outdoor spot.
Getting there and nearby
Talladega is a short tow from several lakes, and the drive matters as much as the gate. Look at the route from the facility to your launch before you sign, especially at peak summer weekends when the ramp line gets long. The 4 nearby listings give you options if the two in town do not fit your budget or your boat's length. Ask each facility about gate hours, lighting and whether anyone is on site after dark. A quick visit in person tells you more about security than any listing will.
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Nearby cities
- Cropwell, AL (3 listed · 10 mi)
- Lincoln, AL (2 listed · 10 mi)
- Anniston, AL (5 listed · 25 mi)
- Columbiana, AL (2 listed · 30 mi)
- Shelby, AL (2 listed · 34 mi)
- Birmingham, AL (12 listed · 36 mi)
- Calera, AL (3 listed · 41 mi)
- Helena, AL (2 listed · 41 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many boat storage facilities are in Talladega?
There are 2 boat storage facilities listed in Talladega, with an average rating of 3.9 across them. Both go by the name Security Plus Storage. Another 4 facilities are listed nearby if neither in town works for you.
Are there covered or indoor boat storage options here?
No. The listings on this page show 2 boat facilities and no covered, indoor, trailer or vehicle spots. Plan for open-air storage and protect the boat with a good cover, since sun does the most damage over a long Alabama summer.
What should I ask before signing a contract?
Ask about gate hours, who is on site after dark, and how the lighting and cameras work. Confirm the spot fits your boat and trailer length. Then check your insurance covers an outdoor spot and read the recent reviews on each facility, since the ratings differ.
How do I protect a boat stored outside?
Use a cover that sheds water, tilt the bow up and pull the drain plug so rain runs off. Treat vinyl and gelcoat for UV, block the trailer tires off the pavement, and remove or maintain the battery. Walk the boat after heavy rain to catch pooling water early.