Public Storage
Vancouver Public Storage with RV, boat, and vehicle storage. Rated 4.7 stars from 584 reviews.
Vancouver sits where the Columbia and Willamette meet, so a lot of us here own boats and need somewhere to put them. This directory lists 18 boat storage facilities in the city, rated 4.4 on average across hundreds of reviews. Six more sit nearby. Covered and outdoor spots are the most common choices, with indoor close behind. Read on for how the options break down and what to check before you sign.
Vancouver Public Storage with RV, boat, and vehicle storage. Rated 4.7 stars from 584 reviews.
Vancouver self-storage with RV and boat parking, gated access, cameras, and staff reviewers call friendly and helpful.
Vancouver RV storage with indoor and outdoor spots, praised for friendly staff and a clean, secure facility.
Vancouver self-storage with RV, boat and vehicle spots, 24/7 access, gated and a 4.5-star rating from 426 reviews.
Clean, secure RV and boat storage in Vancouver with 24/7 access and helpful owners.
Vancouver self-storage with RV, boat, and auto parking, gated entry, cameras, and climate-controlled units.
Clean, secure RV and boat storage in Vancouver, WA, open daily 6am to 10pm.
Container storage in Vancouver, WA with RV and boat space, 24/7 access and review praise for low cost.
Fenced, paved outdoor RV and boat parking in Vancouver, WA with 24/7 access and a 5.0 rating.
Gated gravel lot in Vancouver's Minnehaha area with camera monitoring and spaces up to 30 feet.
Central Vancouver RV and boat storage with covered, uncovered and enclosed spaces, 20 feet and up.
Vancouver RV and boat storage with covered spots, a dump station, and helpful staff, though a few reviews mention theft and power issues.
Family-run RV and boat storage in Vancouver, WA, rated 4.3 stars, with cameras on site and owners reviewers call easy to work with.
Covered RV and boat storage in Vancouver with power at each space, an on-site wash station and dump, drawing mixed reviews.
East Vancouver lot with covered and outdoor RV and boat spaces, plus a dump station, wash bay, and water fill.
RV and boat storage in Vancouver, WA with a 3.2-star rating from 10 reviews, mixed feedback on security and service.
Burton RV & Boat Storage offers boat and RV storage for Vancouver, WA and nearby areas.
RV park and boat/RV storage in Vancouver with a 3.2-star rating from 79 reviews and mixed feedback.
Within a short drive of Vancouver. Many owners store a town or two away to save on the monthly rate.
Portland RV and boat storage with a perfect 5.0 rating from three Google reviews.
Long-term car, boat and RV storage on the Columbia River in Portland, with 8x20 and 8x30 spots and 24/7 access.
RV and boat storage in Camas, WA, holding a 5.0 rating from a single Google review.
Portland RV and boat storage with a 2.8-star rating and 11 reviews, where some renters report trouble reaching staff.
Portland self storage near PDX with RV, boat and vehicle parking, gated entry and cameras.
RV and self-storage in Battle Ground with enclosed spaces, strong reviews for helpful staff and a secure, clean facility.
Of the 18 facilities listed here, seven offer covered storage and seven offer outdoor. Four have indoor space, which is the pick if you want the hull out of the rain and sun entirely. Covered is the middle ground, shade and roof overhead but open sides. Outdoor works if you have a good cover and don't mind washing the boat more often. Six of these facilities also store vehicles, and two handle trailers, so you can often keep the tow rig on the same property.
The citywide average is 4.4, which is solid. Public Storage on the list carries a 4.7 from 584 reviews, and Trojan Storage of Vancouver matches that 4.7 on 458 reviews. Union Prairie RV Storage Works has a 4.9 but only 36 reviews, so read a few before you weight it heavily. Pedron Auto Boat & RV Storage sits at 4.6 with 32 reviews. Small review counts aren't bad, they just mean less to go on. Pull up the recent ones and look for complaints about access or billing.
Six of the 18 have 24/7 gate access, which matters if you fish early or pull in after dark. Ask how the gate works before you commit and whether your code gets you in on holidays. Cameras and lighting show up on several listings. A few facilities mention a dump station or wash area, handy for a boat with a holding tank or a hull that collects grime. Climate control is on a couple, worth a look if you store gear or electronics aboard through the wet months.
The directory lists 18 boat storage facilities in Vancouver, with another six in nearby areas. Seven are covered, seven are outdoor, and four are indoor.
Six of the 18 facilities list 24/7 gate access. Call ahead to confirm the gate code process and whether access holds on weekends and holidays.
Four facilities here are indoor and seven are covered. Indoor keeps sun and rain off entirely, while covered gives you a roof with open sides and usually more room to maneuver a trailer.
Read recent reviews, ask about gate hours and security, and confirm whether the spot fits your boat and trailer length. Bring proof of insurance if the facility asks, and look at the ground drainage before you park.