RV & Boat Storage in Toms River, NJ

Toms River local guide

Toms River boaters launch onto Barnegat Bay, either from the Toms River itself as it widens past Island Heights or from the bayfront in Berkeley and Brick, with the Manasquan and Barnegat inlets leading out to the Atlantic. Two of the storage options here are boat yards: Marine Unlimited on Kettle Creek Road on the north side of town, and Lighthouse Point Marina on Crabbe Road along the Toms River. Trojan Storage on Lakewood Road and The Storage Mall in South Toms River offer gated outdoor parking for owners who trailer to the ramps.

Jersey Shore storage runs on a fall haul-out and spring launch. Marine Unlimited keeps boats up to 50 feet indoors and 70 feet outside, with a 50-ton travel lift, shrink-wrapping and bottom painting on site, while Lighthouse Point sells dry storage by season for boats from 20 to 75 feet. Salt water and nor'easters are hard on trailers and engines, so rinse and flush after every trip and check a yard's storm procedures before hurricane season.

Boating in New Jersey: boats are titled and registered through the New Jersey Motor Vehicle Commission, the New Jersey State Police Marine Services Bureau patrols the water, and operators of power vessels need a boating safety certificate. Ramps and dump stations below come from OpenStreetMap.

Across our three Toms River guides we currently list 4 storage facilities, 3 RV dump stations, 7 named boat launches and 4 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:

• New Jersey State Police: Marine Services
• Marine Unlimited
• Lighthouse Point Marina storage