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Boat Storage in Myrtle Beach, SC

4 of the 48 marinas and boating businesses we list in Myrtle Beach have boat storage.

A slip is only one way to keep a boat. These marinas and storage yards hold boats on land — dry stack racks, indoor sheds, fenced outdoor lots and winter storage — so the hull stays out of the water between trips and you are not paying a wet-slip rate in the months you do not launch.

  1. Osprey Marina

    8400 Osprey Rd, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588

    Mon-Thu 8am-5pm, Fri-Sun 8am-6pm

    Transient slipsFuel dockDry storage
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  2. United Marine

    4127 Jeremy Loop, Myrtle Beach, SC 29588

    Dry storage
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  3. Carolina Exchange Boat & RV Storage

    4208 Carolina Exchange, Myrtle Beach, SC 29579

    Dry storage
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  4. 843 Boat and RV Storage

    1900 Highway 501, Myrtle Beach, SC 29577

    Dry storage
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Ask what "storage" includes before you sign. Dry stack usually means the marina launches and hauls the boat for you on a call-ahead basis; an outdoor lot usually means you tow it yourself. Shrink-wrap, winterization and battery care are often extra line items, and waiting lists for indoor space open in late summer.

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What is dry stack boat storage?

Your boat is kept on a covered rack and a forklift puts it in the water when you call ahead. It keeps the hull clean and protected, and you do not need a trailer or a tow vehicle.

Is indoor boat storage worth it?

For boats that sit through a winter, indoor space protects gelcoat, canvas and electronics from sun, snow and freeze-thaw cycles. It costs more than an outdoor lot, so many owners store indoors only for the off-season.

Can I store a boat on its trailer?

Most outdoor lots are built for trailered boats and charge by length. Check whether the yard is gated, lit and open when you want to pick the boat up — some keep office hours only.