Boat Storage

Boat storage options include enclosed indoor units (best protection from weather, UV, and theft), covered parking (roof shelter), and open outdoor parking (most economical). For trailers and smaller boats, covered or open spots work well.

Flush and fog the engine, drain all water from the bilge, tanks, and livewells, add fuel stabilizer, remove electronics and valuables, cover or shrink-wrap the hull, and store the battery in a warm location on a maintainer.

A covered or enclosed unit protects from UV fading, bird droppings, and weather damage that can degrade gelcoat and upholstery. Outdoor open storage works if you use a quality boat cover.

Boat storage rates depend on the size of the boat and the storage type. Open parking is the most affordable; enclosed drive-up or indoor units cost more. Month-to-month leases give you flexibility between seasons.

Yes. Many 10 Federal Storage locations offer outdoor and covered parking for boats on trailers. Some locations have units large enough to store the boat inside.

Measure your boat and trailer combined — add a few feet on each end for maneuvering. Our Vehicle Size Estimator can help you find the right unit size for your boat's dimensions.