Labor Day Weekend: Where to Store Your Boat or RV When Summer Winds Down
Labor Day weekend is the last big hurrah of summer — one more trip on the water, one more camping run, one more weekend with the family before the season winds down. And once the long weekend is over, a lot of folks around Thomasville and North Tallahassee find themselves asking the same question: now where do I put the boat?
If your driveway is about to become home to a boat, RV, or camper for the next several months, there's a simpler, safer answer just up US Highway 319.

Why Labor Day is the perfect time to line up storage
For most boat and RV owners in South Georgia and North Florida, Labor Day marks the unofficial end of peak season. The weather starts to turn, the trips get fewer, and that boat or camper goes from "weekend essential" to "big thing taking up space in the driveway." Rather than letting it sit at home all fall and winter — where it's exposed to the elements, in the way, and (for many homeowners) against HOA rules — the smart move is to line up dedicated storage before the off-season sets in.
Getting ahead of it now means:
Your driveway and garage are freed up for fall
Your boat or RV is protected and out of the weather
You stay in good standing with your HOA
You're not scrambling for a spot once everyone else is putting their rigs away too
A quick end of summer checklist to prep your boat and RV for storage in Thomasville
Before you park the boat or RV for the season, a little prep goes a long way:
Boats: flush the engine, add fuel stabilizer, clean and dry the interior to prevent mildew, remove valuables and electronics, and cover it up
RVs and campers: empty and clean the water tanks, clear out all food, seal vents against pests, maintain or disconnect the battery, and check the tires
Both: give the exterior a wash so it's ready to go when spring rolls back around
Store it close by on US-319
Bales Mini Warehouses and Open Air Storage makes off-season storage simple. Located right on US Highway 319, just south of Thomasville, GA and about 1.5 miles from the Florida line, Bales offers open-air storage built for boats, RVs, campers, trailers, ATVs, and work vehicles — an easy, convenient spot whether you're coming from Thomasville, Beachton, Grady County, or North Tallahassee.
Here's what makes it an easy call:
Open-air storage with level, drive-up access — simple to tow in and out
Month-to-month rental with no long-term contracts, so you can store just for the off-season
No gate codes and straightforward access whenever you need your rig
Owners on-site — Gary and Sandra Bales have lived on the property since 1983, so your boat or RV has real, around-the-clock presence nearby, not just a camera on an empty lot
Enjoy the long weekend — we'll handle the rest
Make the most of Labor Day weekend and the end of summer, get in that last trip, and when it's time to put the boat and RV away, let Bales give it a safe home for storage until your next adventure near Thomasville. It's a family-run spot from people who live right where you store — and who treat every customer like a neighbor.
Call Gary and Sandra Bales at (229) 377-8684 or visit balesminiwarehouses.com to reserve your spot before the off-season rush.
Serving Thomasville, Beachton, Bradfordville, Bainbridge, Cairo, Grady County, and North Tallahassee.




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