Enter your city or ZIP code and see every storage unit available within driving distance of you. Oklahoma has 560 storage facilities holding 4,912 available units right now, across the Oklahoma City metro, the Tulsa metro and every market between them. Compare monthly rates, unit sizes, access hours and features before you leave the house.
Search Oklahoma storageOklahoma rates vary more by suburb than by metro, and the gap between two facilities on opposite sides of the same city is often larger than the gap between Oklahoma City and Tulsa. Start with your city and narrow by radius.
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Oklahoma is one of the more affordable storage markets in the country. The average unit in Oklahoma City now runs around $113 a month, and small units start as low as $8 to $12 on promotional rates in Oklahoma City, Edmond, Moore, Mustang and Yukon.
Typical monthly ranges by size across Oklahoma:
| Unit size | Typical monthly rate | What it holds |
|---|---|---|
| 5' x 5' | $19 to $89 | Boxes, bedding, a bike |
| 5' x 10' | $41 to $86 | A single room, tools, garden equipment |
| 10' x 10' | $40 to $183 | A one bedroom apartment |
| 10' x 15' | $93 to $139 | A two bedroom home with appliances |
| 10' x 20' | $88 to $308 | A three bedroom home or a vehicle |
| 20' x 30' | $268 to $383 | A four bedroom home or commercial equipment |
In Oklahoma City, a 5x5 averages around $27 a month and a 20x30 averages around $383. Rural markets run lower again. In Chickasha, a 5x5 averages around $10.
Less than most people expect. Oklahoma is one of the few states where climate controlled units frequently cost the same as standard units, and in several cities they cost less.
Average monthly rent by city, climate controlled against standard:
| City | Climate controlled | Standard unit |
|---|---|---|
| Oklahoma City | $106 | $107 |
| Tulsa | $136 | $133 |
| Norman | $108 | $120 |
| Edmond | $127 | $117 |
| Stillwater | $124 | $114 |
| Del City | $109 | $130 |
| Chickasha | $100 | $90 |
In Oklahoma City, Norman and Del City the climate controlled average sits at or below the standard average, which means the decision often costs you nothing. Elsewhere the premium is typically ten to fifteen dollars a month.
Availability is wide. Oklahoma City has 117 facilities offering climate controlled units, Tulsa has 45, Edmond has 13 and Norman has 12. In Oklahoma City, climate controlled units range from around $34 a month for a 5x5 to around $383 for a 20x30.
Air conditioned storage and climate control are not always the same thing. Some facilities cool a unit without managing humidity, and others hold both temperature and humidity within a set range. Ask which you are getting, since humidity is what causes mould, mildew and rust.
Find climate controlled storage near youOklahoma runs a wide annual swing. Summers reach sustained high heat with real humidity, winters bring hard freezes and ice storms, and spring and autumn move between the two quickly. A standard metal unit follows the outside temperature closely, and the inside of one on a July afternoon runs considerably hotter than the air outside.
A standard drive up unit works well for tools, plastic bins, lawn and garden equipment, patio furniture and vehicles. Whichever you choose, lift boxes off the floor on pallets or shelving, use breathable covers rather than sealed plastic, and leave a gap at the walls so air can move.
Given how narrow the price gap is across most of the state, the practical question is usually whether the facility you want has a climate controlled unit free rather than whether you can justify the cost.
Your situation decides your unit better than a size chart does.
Most homes here fill the garage before they run out of things to keep. Storage takes the overflow: lawn equipment and patio furniture through winter, holiday decorations, hunting and fishing gear, sports equipment, tools, and furniture you are holding between houses.
Tinker Air Force Base, Fort Sill, Altus and Vance all bring households through Oklahoma on orders that rarely line up with lease dates. Storage covers the gap between a move out and a move in, or holds household goods through a deployment.
You need square footage without a commercial lease. Contractors and trades store tools and materials between jobs. Online sellers hold inventory, packaging and returns. Field service and energy crews store equipment between rotations. Practices and firms archive files.
Campuses in Norman, Stillwater, Edmond, Tulsa and Lawton empty every summer, and moving a full room home twice a year rarely makes sense. A small unit over the break usually costs less than replacing your furniture in August.
Between Grand Lake, Lake Eufaula, Keystone and Tenkiller, Oklahoma carries heavy boat and RV ownership, and most subdivisions restrict keeping them at home. Your options:
As a benchmark, vehicle storage in Chickasha averages around $173 a month, RV storage around $231, and boat storage around $258. Metro rates vary by facility and by length.
Filter for parking availability, gate hours, and vehicle length. Spaces commonly run from 20 to 45 feet, so confirm the maximum length before you reserve, and check whether current registration and insurance are required.
Find boat and RV storage near you in OklahomaUse your largest item, access needs, and storage duration as your starting point.
View the full storage size guideOklahoma is already an affordable market, and the spread between facilities is wide enough that comparing properly is worth the twenty minutes. How to find the lowest real cost:
See current offers near youAccess hours vary by site, and office hours are almost always shorter than gate hours.
Check before you rent:
Filter for 24 hour accessMost Oklahoma storage units rent month to month, which suits a move, a renovation, a semester away, a deployment or a season between homes.
Before you sign:
Work through this before you sign anything.
Size by your largest item. A sectional sofa, a chest freezer or a mower decides your unit more than the number of boxes.
Price climate control before you assume it is a luxury. Across much of Oklahoma the gap is small or nothing.
Ask what climate control means at that facility. Temperature only, or temperature and humidity.
Check the other side of town. Suburb pricing varies more than metro pricing here.
Check access hours against your routine. Gate hours and office hours are rarely the same.
Ask about severe weather. Construction, roof type, and drainage matter in this state.
Compare the ongoing rate, not the offer. Ask what month two onward costs and how increases are handled.
Confirm insurance. Check your renters or homeowners policy first, then the facility requirement.
Read the newest reviews. Management changes affect service more than the building does.
A 5x5 typically runs $19 to $89 a month. A 10x10 typically runs $40 to $183. A 10x20 typically runs $88 to $308. The average unit in Oklahoma City is around $113 a month.
Average climate controlled rent runs around $106 a month in Oklahoma City, $108 in Norman, $109 in Del City, $124 in Stillwater, $127 in Edmond and $136 in Tulsa. In Oklahoma City, climate controlled units range from around $34 for a 5x5 to around $383 for a 20x30.
Less than in most states. In Oklahoma City the climate controlled average of $106 sits just below the standard average of $107, and in Norman and Del City climate controlled units average lower than standard ones. Where a premium applies, it is typically ten to fifteen dollars a month.
Air conditioned units are cooled but do not always manage humidity. Full climate control holds both temperature and humidity within a set range. Ask the facility which one it offers, since humidity is what causes mould, mildew and rust.
Sustained summer heat, real humidity and winter freezes make it worthwhile for furniture, electronics, documents, photographs, instruments, mattresses and clothing. Tools, bins, lawn equipment and vehicles are usually fine in a standard drive up unit.
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A 5x5 holds boxes, bedding and a bike. A 5x10 holds a single room. A 10x10 holds a one bedroom apartment. A 10x15 holds a two bedroom home with appliances. A 10x20 holds a three bedroom home or a vehicle.
Yes. Facilities across the state offer uncovered parking, covered parking and enclosed units. As a benchmark, vehicle storage in Chickasha averages around $173 a month, RV storage around $231 and boat storage around $258. Confirm the maximum permitted length before you reserve.
Some Oklahoma facilities offer 24 hour gate access, others run limited gate hours, and office hours are almost always shorter. Filter for 24 hour access and confirm both sets of hours before you reserve.
Yes. Most Oklahoma facilities rent month to month with no long term commitment. Weekly rentals are rare, so a single month is usually the shortest term available.
Most facilities require proof of coverage. Check your renters or homeowners policy first, since stored goods are often already covered, then confirm what the facility accepts before buying a separate plan.
A valid photo ID, a payment method, and a lock if the facility does not supply one. Bring proof of insurance if it is required.
Facilities across Oklahoma prohibit perishable food, plants, live animals, flammable and hazardous materials, fuel, fireworks and anything that generates odour. Drain fuel from mowers, blowers and generators before storing them.
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