Troy Storage Solutions
Gated outdoor RV and boat storage on S Main St in Troy, with 24/7 access and cameras.
Troy, MO
Boat Storage in Troy, MO
Troy sits up in Lincoln County, close enough to the Mississippi and a short haul to Mark Twain Lake and Cuivre River State Park. All that water means boats, and boats need a spot. Two facilities here take them, both with 24/7 gate access, and they average 4.5 from owner reviews. One is strictly outdoor. That is normal for this part of Missouri, where the season is long and the ground is flat.
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4.5★Average Google rating
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Facilities in Troy
Hunn RV and Boat Storage
Secure RV and boat storage in Troy, MO with 24/7 access, cameras, and bright lighting.
Nearby options
Within a short drive of Troy. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Mako Storage
Newly built RV and boat storage in Winfield, MO with 5.0 stars from 6 reviews.
St. Louis RV Storage
Gated, 24/7 access RV and boat storage in Old Monroe, MO, 12 minutes from I-70, with a 5.0 rating from 45 reviews.
Foristell Storage
Indoor and outdoor RV and boat storage near Wentzville, rated 4.8 stars by reviewers who praise the staff.
Northwind Premier RV and Boat Storage
Indoor RV and boat storage in Wright City with a 5.0 rating from 15 reviews.
What you get in Troy
Two facilities list boat storage in town. Outdoor is the only format on offer, so plan on a cover. Troy Storage Solutions is the reviewed one, 4.5 out of 26 reviews, and handles outdoor, boat and vehicle. Hunn RV and Boat Storage has no reviews yet, so go look before you sign. Both run 24/7 gate access and both have cameras. Hunn adds lighting. Four more facilities sit nearby if the two in town do not fit your rig. Eight feet of beam or a trailer tongue that swings wide can matter more than price. Drive the turn into the gate in your own truck before you commit.
Sun, hail and the off season
Outdoor storage around here is fine nine months a year if you respect the weather. Missouri summers cook gelcoat and bake tires, so a breathable cover and tire covers earn their money. Spring hail is the other visitor. If the boat is worth more than a cover, price a covered spot in a nearby town. Pull the drain plug, tilt the bow up, and leave the battery on a maintainer rather than letting it sit flat. Before winter, fog the engine, stabilize the fuel and check lower unit oil. Those are cheap habits that save expensive spring trips.
Before you hand over a card
Ask each facility what the gate hours really mean. Both here advertise 24/7 access, which is good for those early lake mornings, but confirm the gate code works the way you expect. Walk the ground and look for standing water, gravel that packs hard, and room to swing a trailer. Hunn shows no reviews, so a site visit tells you more than any listing. Check whether your boat insurance still covers you in storage and whether the facility requires proof. Get the access terms and the cancellation terms on paper before you pay for the season.
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Nearby cities
- Wright City, MO (2 listed · 15 mi)
- Wentzville, MO (5 listed · 16 mi)
- O'Fallon, MO (3 listed · 22 mi)
- St Peters, MO (5 listed · 25 mi)
- St Charles, MO (10 listed · 28 mi)
- Eureka, MO (2 listed · 41 mi)
- Union, MO (2 listed · 41 mi)
- Valley Park, MO (2 listed · 41 mi)
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Questions people ask
How many boat storage facilities are in Troy, MO?
Two facilities are listed in Troy. Both offer 24/7 gate access, and the town average rating is 4.5. If neither fits, four more facilities sit in nearby towns within a short drive.
Is there indoor boat storage in Troy?
No. Neither Troy facility lists indoor or covered storage. The options are outdoor only, so plan on a cover to protect gelcoat, tires and upholstery from summer sun.
Which Troy facility has the better reviews?
Troy Storage Solutions holds a 4.5 rating from 26 reviews. Hunn RV and Boat Storage has no reviews posted yet. That does not make it a bad choice, just an unproven one, so tour it in person first.
What should I check on a storage site visit?
Look for standing water, firm gravel and enough turning room for your trailer. Confirm the 24/7 gate code works and ask what happens if you arrive after dark. Bring a copy of your insurance.