Boat Storage in Gaston, OR

The lowest price for boat storage in Gaston, OR right now is $99 a month, for a 20' space at Public Storage - Happy Valley - 11485 SE 82nd Ave. Spaces up to 20' start at $99, 21' to 30' start at $113 and over 30' start at $153.

Open outdoor parking is the cheapest. Covered and indoor storage cost more but keep sun, rain and bird droppings off your hull and upholstery.

Facilities here list spaces from 17' up to 40' long. Your space has to fit the boat and the trailer, so measure from the trailer tongue to the stern, including the outboard motor or swim platform.

As a rule of thumb, a bass boat or small runabout on its trailer needs about 20' to 25', and most pontoons and bowriders need 25' to 30'.

Yes. On this page, 1 facility has covered spaces from $164 a month. Open outdoor spaces start at $99, if you'd rather save.

Covering your boat protects the gelcoat, canvas and electronics from UV damage. That makes a real difference if it'll sit for a season.

If your boat is on the small side, yes. 24 facilities on this page have units 20' or longer, from $133 a month for a 10' x 20'. That's big enough for a jet ski, a kayak trailer or a small fishing boat.

Check the door width and height before you reserve, and remember that most facilities don't allow gas cans or spare fuel inside a unit.

Of the facilities with boat storage on this page, the best reviewed are Public Storage - Happy Valley - 11485 SE 82nd Ave (5.0 stars from 32 reviews), Public Storage - Portland - 1921 N Gantenbein Ave (5.0 stars from 26 reviews) and Public Storage - Milwaukie - 17501 SE McLoughlin Blvd (4.5 stars from 63 reviews).

A high score with lots of reviews tells you more than a perfect score from a handful, so check both. Look at access hours too. If you like to be on the water at sunrise, early gate hours make a big difference.

74 facilities near Gaston, OR offer boat storage. The closest is Public Storage - Amity - 109 First St, 22.2 miles away.

Use the map view to find one near the marina or boat ramp you use most. Less towing means more time on the water.