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08.05.2021 20:46:54
If your boat is parked on the street, drivers might not be able to see a child or pet that could be coming from the other side of your vessel if they choose to run into the street for some reason.
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If your boat is parked on the street, drivers might not be able to see a child or pet that could be coming from the other side of your vessel if they choose to run into the street for some reason.
Similar to on-street parking, parking in your driveway can be an eyesore and affect the neighborhood’s curb appeal. more
There are even some communities where your boat is not able to be on your property at all for certain durations of time. here
There are even some communities that restrict how many boats or trailers you are allowed to have in your yard or on your property at once, whether they can be seen or not. here
If you own a boat, you will likely be looking at your storage options. If you don’t have a slip in a marina or your own personal dock, you might be looking for land storage when your boat is not in use.
There are some communities where the regulations are more relaxed about trailers that are not loaded with a boat. [links]
Overall, the best advice is to go over your options and make sure you have a strong working knowledge of the rules and regulations in your area.
SPRINGFIELD, Va., Sept. 22, 2020 – Pretty soon, millions of recreational boats will be put into winter storage to await next year’s season. As they sit unattended for months, they can easily become a target for thieves. Will your boat be on a crook’s hit list? Here are five signs that may welcome a thief as well as simple things you can do to thwart them, from Boat Owners Association of The United States (BoatUS).
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Indoor Storage —Due to size limitations, we recommend indoor storage units for small RVs, trailers, small boats and personal watercrafts. Indoor units offer the most protection. Drive-up units function similar to a garage, allowing you to back your RV in or your boat on a trailer. This option may be the best option for smaller boats and personal watercrafts like jet skis, canoes, kayaks and boards.
RVs, Campers and Motorhomes —For RVs, fifth-wheel and other campers and motorhomes, we recommend outdoor parking spaces that make it easy to maneuver full-sized and oversized vehicles. Many of our outdoor and covered RV storage parking spaces measure up to 40 feet long to accommodate RVs of virtually any size.
Paddleboards, Surf Boards, Canoes —These types of smaller personal watercrafts can still take up a lot of space at home, especially if you participate in a variety of water sports. If your whole family has boards it can lead to clutter in your garage. Drop off your boards, canoes and kayaks at an SPS storage unit, and easily pick them up when the water beckons. more
● Lower-Cost Alternative to Marina Storage —Dry-dock boat storage on a trailer at an SPS facility may be less expensive than marina storage. here
● Easy Access and Extended Gate Hours —With most locations open from 6am to 10pm, 7 days a week, you can hit the open road, or open waters, any time that works with your schedule. Last minute trip to the lake? No problem when you store at SPS. here
SPS offers multiple options, which vary by location, to help protect your boats, RVs and trailers. From indoor, traditional and climate-controlled storage units to large outdoor parking spaces, you’ll find the ideal boat and RV storage option at SPS. [links]