Public Storage
Trenton self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor spaces, gated 24/7 access and a 4.9-star rating.
Trenton sits right where the Delaware meets Assunpink Creek, so a lot of boats live close to home here. Two storage facilities serve the city, and both score well with renters, averaging 4.8 out of 5 across more than a thousand reviews. Each one offers covered, indoor and outdoor spots plus room for vehicles. That gives you a real choice about how much weather protection you want to pay for.
Trenton self-storage with covered, indoor and outdoor spaces, gated 24/7 access and a 4.9-star rating.
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The two facilities here each list covered, indoor and outdoor storage, so the decision comes down to how you use the boat. Indoor space suits a hull you plan to keep for years and want out of the sun and freezing cycles. Covered spots block the worst of the UV and hail without the full enclosure. Open outdoor parking costs less and works for a boat you pull out often during the season. In this part of New Jersey, winter ice and summer sun both take a toll on gelcoat, canvas and batteries, so think about how much exposure the hull can handle before you pick. Trailer storage is not listed at either facility, so plan to bring the trailer home or ask the manager how they handle it.
Both listings under Boat Storage in Trenton are Public Storage locations. One carries a 4.9 rating from 652 reviews, the other a 4.6 from 845. That is a lot of feedback for a small market, and the scores are close, so the difference between them will likely come down to drive time, gate layout and which unit fits your beam and length. Call ahead with your measurements. Ask about turning room for a trailer and how wide the access is. Rates are not published on these listings, so you will need a quote for the size you actually need.
Both facilities offer 24/7 gate access and lighting, which matters if you fish early or haul the boat after work. Gated entry with lights is a decent baseline, but walk the route to your unit at night before you sign. Look at the pavement, the gate code system and whether anyone else can get into your bay. Check the gate hours against your schedule even when access is listed as round the clock, since some sites limit gate use to certain times. Ask what your insurance covers while the boat sits on their property and whether the facility requires proof of coverage.
There are two facilities listed in Trenton, both Public Storage locations. Both offer covered, indoor and outdoor storage and can take vehicles as well. Both also advertise 24/7 gate access and lighting, so comparing them comes down to unit size, layout and price.
The average rating across the two facilities is 4.8 out of 5. One is rated 4.9 from 652 reviews and the other 4.6 from 845 reviews. Both get strong marks from renters, so read recent comments about access and cleanliness before you decide.
Yes, both do. Each of the two listings includes covered, indoor and outdoor options. Indoor storage keeps a boat out of sun, rain and hail, while covered spots give partial protection for less. Outdoor is the budget choice for a boat you use often during the season.
New Jersey winters bring freezing nights, so drain the engine block, lines and livewells before the first hard freeze. Pull the battery and keep it on a maintainer at home or in a heated spot. Loosen the cover so air moves, and check on the boat after big storms.