Self Storage Units in Catoosa, OK at 1470 N 171st E Ave

Storage near Tulsa, OK 74116

Arborstone Storage on N 171st E Ave gives you options: drive-up units plus indoor-access units for the belongings you would rather keep behind an extra door, and uncovered parking for vehicles. Units start at $17/mo on month-to-month terms with no security deposit.

Indoor-access units — the difference at this location

Most self-storage in this corridor is drive-up only. Here you can choose. Our indoor-access units sit inside the building, reached through a secured entrance, which suits smaller or more sensitive items — records and paperwork, electronics, anything you would rather was not behind a roll-up door facing the weather. They come in the smaller and mid sizes, which is usually what people want indoors, and they are popular with contractors and port-area businesses keeping documents and lighter equipment alongside the heavier gear in a drive-up unit. Current indoor sizes and prices are listed above.

Drive-up units and vehicle parking

For everything else, the drive-up units do what you would expect and do it well: ground level, roll-up doors, wide lanes, so you can back a vehicle or trailer right to the door. That is the right answer for furniture, appliances, equipment and anything you would rather not carry down a hallway. We also have uncovered parking for vehicles and trailers. Because we sit in the industrial corridor rather than a residential street, manoeuvring something large in and out is routine here.

Storage for the Port corridor and east Tulsa

The Tulsa Port of Catoosa's 2,500-acre industrial park and the seventy-plus companies operating in it keep steady demand for business and overflow storage. Our 171st and Pine location leans into that — the combination of indoor-access units, drive-up units and vehicle parking on one site suits contractors, port-area businesses and east-Tulsa households who all want different things. With I-44 and U.S. 412 a minute away, it is easy to reach from east Tulsa, Catoosa, Owasso and the wider Rogers County area.

A little about Catoosa

Catoosa pairs Route 66 charm — the Blue Whale, the Hard Rock Hotel & Casino — with a working river port and industrial base. Residents and visitors tend to fall for that blend of history and attraction, and there are well-loved local spots like RibCrib BBQ alongside the casino and the raceway. It is a community with a lot going on for its size, and serving it by providing extra space is something we are glad to be part of.