Storage Near Lake Lawtonka
If you spend your weekends at Lake Lawtonka, the right storage setup gets your boat, your gear, and your offseason cabin stuff out of the way without parking the whole rig at home. Our 37th Street location handles all of it.
Lake Lawtonka draws a lot of weekend traffic from Lawton — bass fishing, ski boats, pontoons, lake cabins, and family camping. The lake season runs from early spring through late fall. The offseason is where the storage question comes up: where does the boat live? What about the patio set from the cabin? The pontoon tubes, the kayaks, the kids' water toys?
Our location relative to the lake
Both of our Lawton locations are a short drive south of Lake Lawtonka, with Highway 49 running north right to the lake's south shore. From the 37th Street property, you can hook up the boat or RV and be at the ramp in under thirty minutes. From Cache Road, it's a little farther but still well within a weekend-trip distance.
What goes where
37th Street — boats, RVs, trailers, and gear
This is where the big stuff goes. Outdoor parking for boats on trailers, motorhomes, travel trailers, and toy haulers. Drive-up units for kayaks, paddleboards, and lake gear that lives indoors. The property is built for vehicles that aren't going to fit in a residential driveway.
Cache Road — cabin furniture and climate-sensitive items
For furniture from a lake cabin during the offseason, or anything climate-sensitive — vintage lake decor, photographs, fishing electronics, marine batteries you want to baby — Cache Road's climate-controlled units keep everything stable through Oklahoma's swings.
A typical lake-area storage setup
The owners we see most often pair two things:
- An outdoor parking space at 37th Street for the boat or RV — 10×20 to 10×30 depending on the rig
- A small drive-up unit for the gear that goes in and out with the boat — fishing tackle, life jackets, water skis, tubes, coolers, paddles
That setup lets you load gear at the storage property, hook up the boat right there, and roll to the lake. Coming back, you reverse the process — boat into the space, gear into the small unit, drive home empty. The driveway stays clean, the garage stays usable, and the lake trip doesn't take over your home.
Lake cabin offseason storage
For folks with cabins or lake houses around Lawtonka, the offseason brings its own storage question. Patio sets, outdoor cushions, water toys, and weather-sensitive decor all need somewhere to go when the cabin gets winterized. A 10×10 unit holds the contents of most small cabins for the offseason.
10×20 outdoor parking + 5×10 drive-up at 37th Street
Boat or RV in the parking space, gear in the small unit, both on the same property. Pull up, load gear, hook up the rig, head north to the lake. For larger boats or motorhomes, step the parking up to 10×30. For just a kayak and paddleboard setup without a boat, a 5×10 drive-up alone is plenty.
Get lake gear out of the garage.Reserve outdoor parking or a small drive-up unit online — both at the same property.
Reserve at lawtonustore.comCommon questions
How far is the storage from the lake?
From either of our Lawton locations, it's a short drive north up Highway 49 to Lake Lawtonka. Most owners can swing by, hook up, and be on the water in well under an hour.
Which location for boat or RV storage?
37th Street is where we have outdoor vehicle and trailer parking. Cache Road handles smaller indoor items like fishing gear, life jackets, water toys, and seasonal cabin stuff.
Can I store both my boat and my lake gear in the same place?
Yes. Many owners pair an outdoor parking space at 37th Street for the boat or RV with a small indoor unit for fishing tackle, life jackets, water skis, and offseason gear.
What about lake cabin furniture for the offseason?
For furniture from a cabin or lake house — patio sets, indoor furniture, decor — climate-controlled at Cache Road keeps things in the same shape between seasons.