Portland Auto, Boat and RV Storage

Somewhere dry for the bike, for less than a tank of fuel.

Small indoor spaces at Freestone Avenue in Portland. Gated, dry, and cheap enough that it beats a tarpaulin in the garden.

The heated vehicle building with an epoxy floor
Where and how much

Motorcycle storage is at one of our buildings.

Portland Auto, Boat and RV Storage

264 Freestone Ave, Portland, CT 06480

$125/month and up
Footprints
5×10
Spaces listed
1
Office
Mon–Fri 8:30 AM–4:30 PM

Prices come from our reservation system and refresh every hour. A building shown as fully rented has no space of this kind free today, which is why there is nothing to reserve on it.

Why not just cover it

A cover keeps rain off the seat and does nothing about damp, salt air, or the neighbour who leans a ladder against it. An indoor space costs a few pounds a week and the bike comes out in spring the way it went in.

What you get

  • An indoor space inside a building
  • Your own gate code
  • Cameras on the property
  • Month to month, so a winter lay-up is fine

Winter lay-up

Most of our motorcycle tenants take a space in October and give it back in April. That is a perfectly normal way to use us and there is no penalty for it.

Questions about vehicle storage

Do you store cars, boats and motorcycles?
Yes, at 264 Freestone Ave in Portland, which runs as Portland Auto, Boat and RV Storage. Heated indoor bays for cars, indoor space for boats on trailers up to about forty-five feet, and smaller spaces for motorcycles and personal watercraft. There are also gated outdoor vehicle spaces in East Hampton and in Portland.
Do you take RVs and campers?
We do, in the deep indoor bays at Freestone Avenue. RV spaces are not listed with a price online, so call and we will tell you what is free and what it costs.
Is a vehicle space the same as a storage unit?
No, and the price is different. A vehicle space is sized and priced for what goes in it, and the vehicle pages on this site quote them separately from the storage units.
Every question we get asked