05/26/2026
We were fortunate last year—Florida’s coast stayed hurricane-free. But luck isn’t a strategy. 🌪️
This year, be proactive and protect what matters most. Secure your peace of mind now with one of our limited storage spaces at River Forest Yachting Centers.
Our climate-controlled, Category 4 hurricane-rated facilities are engineered for serious security, complete with advanced fire suppression systems designed to keep your vessel safe year-round.
Located inland along the Okeechobee Waterway, we also offer an added buffer from storm surge and coastal winds.
Don’t wait for the forecast to decide for you—plan ahead today and head into hurricane season with confidence.
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📞(863) 612-0003 Moore Haven
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A large pile of boats and other wreckage near Fort Myers Beach, Florida, sits mangled in the wake of Hurricane Ian. The entire Fort Myers metropolitan area, home to upwards of 750,000, suffered catastrophic damage in the storm, which is the fifth-strongest to ever hit the contiguous United States. Early estimates place the total cost of damages throughout Florida at $40 billion.
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Image by Greg Lovett, The Palm Beach Post / USA Today Network
