Tomahawk Storage Co.
Facility website ↗Checked 2026-10-23
Pin locations are approximate, geocoded from each facility’s published address with OpenStreetMap Nominatim or the U.S. Census Geocoder.
Portland city guide
Storage facilities (3)
Key Storage
Facility website ↗Checked 2026-10-23
Bunch's RV & Boat Storage
Facility website ↗Checked 2026-10-23
Rates and availability change often. Call or visit the facility's website before you go.
Portland local guide
Portland boats on two rivers. The Willamette runs through downtown, and the Columbia forms the city's northern edge, with Hayden Island, Multnomah Channel and the marinas along Marine Drive giving access to the big river. The storage options split along those lines: Tomahawk Storage on Hayden Island half a mile off I-5, Key Storage in St. Johns near the Willamette's mouth, and Bunch's RV & Boat Storage west of the city in Hillsboro, a minute off Sunset Highway for owners who head to the coast or live on the west side.
Portland's wet winters, more than heat, shape storage here, so covered spaces are worth asking for. Tomahawk offers covered and uncovered spaces for rigs over 70 feet, with infrared cameras, round-the-clock monitoring and month-to-month terms. Bunch's has more than 650 covered and uncovered spaces behind alarmed fencing with 35 cameras, and Key Storage lets you rent online and get a gate code the same day.
Renters can get on either river: Hayden Island Boat Rentals runs pontoons on the Columbia with fuel included and a captain for hire, and Portland Electric Boat Co rents quiet electric boats on the Willamette downtown that need no license.
Boating in Oregon: motorboats are registered with the Oregon State Marine Board, and anyone running a motorboat over 10 horsepower must complete a boating safety course and carry a Boating Safety Education Card, with tighter limits for operators aged 12 to 15. Ramps and dump stations below come from OpenStreetMap.
Across our three Portland guides we currently list 3 storage facilities, 11 RV dump stations, 30 named boat launches and 6 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.
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Frequently asked questions
How many RV and boat storage facilities are listed in Portland, OR?
This page lists 3 facilities: Tomahawk Storage Co.; Key Storage; Bunch's RV & Boat Storage. Each was checked on the facility’s own website (2026-10-23).
Which Portland facilities offer covered or enclosed storage?
According to their websites: Tomahawk Storage Co.; Bunch's RV & Boat Storage. Confirm current availability with the facility.
How much does RV or boat storage cost in Portland?
None of the facilities listed here publish prices on their websites, so call each one for a current rate.
Do I need a permit to boat in Oregon?
Out-of-state motorboats (and sailboats 12 feet or longer) need a $30 Aquatic Invasive Species Prevention Permit from the Oregon State Marine Board, valid one year, and must stop at boat inspection stations. Non-motorized boats such as kayaks, rafts and paddleboards need a Waterway Access Permit: $6 for 7 days, $20 for a calendar year or $35 for two years, plus a small online fee. Children 13 and younger are exempt.