Port of San Francisco is a boat storage facility at 7655 NW 19th St, Miami, FL 33126. StowHelp lists it for indoor and outdoor storage, one of 78 boat storage listings we track in Miami. It does not publish rates, so call (415) 274-0400 for a quote.
What does Port of San Francisco offer?
| Category | Boat Storage, Jet Ski Storage |
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| Address | 7655 NW 19th St, Miami, FL 33126 |
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| Phone | (415) 274-0400 |
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| Website | sfport.com |
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| Storage types | Indoor, Outdoor |
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| Amenities | Not published |
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| Size limits | Not published |
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| Monthly rate | Not published |
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| Owner verified | No, this listing has not been claimed |
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| Data source | Compiled from a public business directory, added May 2026 |
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Fields marked not published are details Port of San Francisco has not shared with StowHelp yet: amenities, size limits, and monthly rate. The owner can add them by claiming this listing.
What do the storage types at Port of San Francisco mean for your boat?
Outdoor spaces are open, usually gravel or paved lots. They are the lowest-cost option, but the boat is exposed to sun and rain, so a fitted cover and a regular check on tires and batteries matter more here.
Indoor spaces are inside a closed building or unit, which keeps out weather and adds a layer of theft protection. Ask whether the unit is private or a shared warehouse floor.
How does Port of San Francisco compare with other boat storage in Miami?
StowHelp tracks 78 boat storage listings in Miami, Florida, including this one. Port of San Francisco is one of 36 of the 38 Miami listings with published storage types that list indoor space. None of them publish a monthly rate yet, so a written quote is the only way to compare price.
Compare every option on the Miami boat storage page.
What should you ask Port of San Francisco before you book?
- What is the monthly rate for a boat my size, and are there admin, gate, or move-in fees?
- What is the maximum length and height you can fit?
- Is the property gated, lit, and on camera, and what are the access hours?
- Can the boat stay on its own trailer, or do you rack or block it?
- Do you shrink-wrap, winterize, or haul out on site, and at what price?
- Is there launch or ramp access, or is this dry storage only?
- NOAA 1991-2020 normals put the first fall freeze in Florida around November 21 at its reference stations. Can I drain or antifreeze the engine cooling system, stabilize the fuel, and pull or tend the batteries on site before then, or do you offer that service?
- Do you require proof of insurance and registration before move-in?
Call (415) 274-0400 or visit sfport.com, or use the free quote form on this page and StowHelp will pass your request to Port of San Francisco.
Common questions about Port of San Francisco
Where is Port of San Francisco located?
Port of San Francisco is at 7655 NW 19th St, Miami, FL 33126. Its listed phone number is (415) 274-0400. StowHelp lists it under boat storage in Miami, Florida, where 78 boat storage facilities are tracked. Its website is sfport.com. It lists indoor and outdoor space.
What type of boat storage does Port of San Francisco offer?
Port of San Francisco lists indoor and outdoor boat storage. It has not published amenities such as gate access or cameras, so ask about security before you book. No size limits are on file. Storage type matters most for gelcoat fading and vinyl cracking on uncovered boats, which covered or indoor space reduces.
How much does Port of San Francisco charge?
Port of San Francisco does not publish its rates on StowHelp. Ask for a written quote that names the space size, storage type, and any setup or gate fees. Rates usually depend on the space size, the storage type, and the contract length, so compare quotes on the same basis.
What other boat storage is near Port of San Francisco?
In Miami, StowHelp also lists River Cove Marina, DAVCO Storage and Propane, and Miami International Centre Marina, plus 74 other boat storage listings. The comparison above notes which of them list storage types or rates that Port of San Francisco does not, and the Miami boat storage page shows them all.