Neighbor hosts rent out various sizes for boat storage in Hamilton. For example, Class 2 boats will need at least a 20 X 40 storage unit, while Class A boats may fit in a 10 X 15 storage space. If you rent indoor or covered boat storage, make sure to check the boat's clearance.

Use the map to locate Hamilton boat storage near your community or close to your favorite place to fish. You can also type in your zip code or use the list view to see boat storage in your neck of the woods.

Here are the amenities you'll find:

Any-time access: Rent Hamilton boat storage that has access 24/7, ideal for getting to your boat on your own timetable.

Top-notch protection: Several types of boat storage in Hamilton offer protection such as an access code or padlock, while some even have all-day surveillance or security cameras. Neighbor has the best secure Hamilton boat storage.

Follow these tips to prep your boat for long-term storage:

Make sure the maintenance tasks are up to date.

If you opt for wet boat storage, the battery should be left on board and connected. Disconnect the battery if you go with dry vs. wet storage.

Flush out the engine and, if possible, store it vertically.

Use fuel stabilizer.

Apply a protective spray to the vinyl.

For long-term boat trailer storage, the wheels should be put on wood blocks to prevent tire damage.

Use a vented boat wrap or boat cover, if storing outside, which you can find at Bass Pro Shops, located at 300 Cincinnati Mills Dr, Cincinnati, or Cabela's, at 7250 Cabela Dr, West Chester Township. For other boating-related products, you could also check REI, located at 2643 Edmondson Rd, Cincinnati.

It's a good idea to winterize your boat, as Hamilton winter temps can get below 35. First, flush and drain the engine, and protect it from corrosion by adding lubricant. Drain the fuel lines or, if keeping gas in the tank, add a fuel stabilizer. Replace the engine filters and check the oil, clamps, belts, and hoses. Drain the coolant and use antifreeze. Clean and wipe down the inside and outside of the boat to remove moisture. Last, prevent rodents from entering by plugging the exhaust outlets.

It's best not to store a boat outside in the winter. Hamilton's high humidity in the winter months can increase the odds of mildew and mold developing in your boat. If you need to rent outdoor boat storage, use a vented boat cover. Rent indoor, climate-controlled boat storage to be fully protected from high humidity.

Yes, you should get insurance. Oftentimes, renter's or homeowner's insurance should cover potential theft or damage while your boat is being stored, but check your policy to confirm.