RV & Boat Storage in Denver, CO

Denver local guide

Denver's two big boating reservoirs sit inside the metro: Cherry Creek State Park in Aurora and Chatfield State Park southwest of Littleton, both with marinas renting pontoons in season. Longer trips head up I-70 or US-285 to mountain reservoirs. The storage yards listed here follow that geography: Blade Runners and Denver RV Self Storage are near Chatfield off Hwy 85, RV Vault serves the south and east suburbs near C-470 and E-470, and Aspen sits near I-70 about 13 miles from Denver International Airport.

Front Range winters bring freezing nights, snow and hail, so covered canopy spaces and power for battery tenders are worth asking about. 4400 S. Clay publishes its dump fees ($15 for tenants, $30 for non-tenants) and has a certified truck scale for weighing a rig before towing; most other facilities here include a dump station with rent.

Boating in Colorado: Colorado Parks and Wildlife registers motorboats and sailboats and requires an Aquatic Nuisance Species stamp on motorized and sailing vessels. At Cherry Creek and Chatfield, boats must also pass an inspection before launch. Ramps and dump stations below come from OpenStreetMap.

Across our three Denver guides we currently list 5 storage facilities, 7 RV dump stations, 16 named boat launches and 5 boat rental businesses. Storage details come from each facility’s own website and the date we checked it. Dump stations and ramps come from OpenStreetMap. We never add prices, ratings or availability that a source does not publish.

Sources, checked 2026-10-23:

• Colorado Parks and Wildlife: Cherry Creek State Park
• 4400 S. Clay RV Storage
• Chatfield Marina