Outdoor Storage · FM 1431 Jonestown, TX · Near Lake Travis

Large Outdoor Storage Unit 14 ft × 20 ft

More width, more clearance. The Large unit fits boats up to 22 feet, wider-beam hulls, and any boat with a T-top or tower — all at $150/month with drive-up access and a per-sonal PIN code.

Unit Specs

What You're Getting

Width

Length

Height Clearance

Monthly Rate

Rental Terms

Access Hours

Access Type

Setup Fee

Contract

14 ft

20 ft

8 ft 6 in

$150/mo

Month-to-month

Daily, 6:00 AM – 10:00 PM

Drive-up

None

None required

Does It Fit?

What Fits in a 14×20 Unit — and What Doesn't

The Large unit solves two problems the Medium can’t: wider boats and taller rigs. If your boat has a T-top, a tower, or a beam wider than 8 feet, this is where to start.

What Fits

What Doesn't Fit

Not sure if your boat fits? Measure your total rig length from hitch pin to bow, and measure your rig height from the ground to the highest point on the trailer. If both are within 20 feet and 8’6″, the Large works.

Medium vs. Large

Two Reasons to Choose the Large Unit

More width for wider boats.

The Medium unit is 9 feet wide. Most single-hull fishing boats fit comfortably. But mid-size pontoons, wider bass boats, and boats with outboard motors that extend the beam often don’t. The Large unit’s 14-foot width resolves that — giving you space to open the door, walk around the rig, and get gear in and out without fighting the walls.

More clearance for taller rigs.

The Medium unit has 6’8″ of clearance. That works for most basic fishing boats and personal watercraft. The Large unit has 8’6″ — enough for a T-top, a wakeboard tower, a hard top, or any other rigging that sits above the hull. If your boat has anything above the windshield, measure it before choosing the Medium.

Boat Storage
What's Included

Everything in the $150/Month Rate

Not included: climate control, covered structure, on-site staff, or a lock. Renters bring their own lock.

All Sizes

Comparing the Three Units

Size
Medium
Large
Extra-Large
Dimensions
9 ft × 25 ft
14 ft × 20 ft
14 ft × 28 ft
Clearance
6 ft 8 in
8 ft 6 in
8 ft 6 in
Monthly Rate
$125/mo
$150/mo
$175/mo
Best For
Boats up to 19 ft, jet skis, single-axle trailers
Boats up to 22 ft, wider hulls, boats with T-tops
Boats over 22 ft, pontoons, extend-ed trailers
Medium
9 ft × 25 ft
6 ft 8 in
$125/mo
Boats up to 19 ft, jet skis, single-axle trailers
Large
14 ft × 20 ft
8 ft 6 in
$150/mo
Boats up to 22 ft, wider hulls, boats with T-tops
Extra-Large
14 ft × 20 ft
8 ft 6 in
$175/mo
Boats over 22 ft, pontoons, extend-ed trailers
How It Works

Reserved in Five Minutes

STEP 01

Reserve Online

Click the rent button, complete the short rental form, and choose the Large unit. No phone call required.

STEP 02

Get Your PIN Code

Once your rental is confirmed, you’ll receive your personal gate PIN code by email. That code is yours for the duration of your rental.

STEP 03

Drive Up and Store

Access the property any day between 6AM and 10PM. Pull up to your unit, unload, and go. Return the same way.

Questions About the Large Unit

Before You Reserve

My boat is 21 feet. Will it fit in the Large unit?

Yes. A 21-foot boat on a standard trailer typically measures 23 to 25 feet tip-to-stern including the trailer tongue — which exceeds the Large unit’s 20-foot length. We recom-mend measuring your total rig length before reserving. If you’re over 20 feet total, the Ex-tra-Large unit at 28 feet is the right fit.

Most 20-foot pontoons have a deck width of 8 to 8.5 feet, which fits within the Large unit’s 14-foot opening. However, some pontoons have accessories — furniture rails, canopy frames, or extended furniture — that push the total width past 14 feet. Measure the widest point of your pontoon including any overhanging fixtures before reserving.

With the boat sitting on the trailer as it normally travels — tower up, not folded — measure from the ground to the highest point of the tower. If that number is under 8’6″, the Large unit clears it. Most standard wakeboard towers fall between 7 and 8.5 feet above ground when trailered.

If your boat has a T-top, a tower, or a beam over 9 feet, yes — the Medium won’t work for you regardless of price. If your boat is under 19 feet with no overhead rigging and a narrow hull, the Medium at $125/month is the better value. The Large is specifically built for the size range and rig height where the Medium falls short.

No. All units are month-to-month with no minimum commitment. Cancel with notice as outlined in your rental agreement.

Ready to Reserve the Large Unit?

$150/month, month-to-month, drive-up access. Reserve online now — no phone call, no office visit.

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