Self Storage Units in Bixby, OK at 15310 S Memorial Dr.

Storage near Bixby, OK 74008

Arborstone Storage on S Memorial Dr. serves Bixby and the neighbouring communities of Jenks, Glenpool, Leonard and south Tulsa with drive-up units and uncovered vehicle parking. Units start at $21/mo and every lease is month-to-month with no security deposit.

Drive-up storage on the 151st Street corridor

Every unit here is drive-up, and the range is wide — small lockers for seasonal decorations through to our largest units for a full household. Being on Memorial at 151st means you are stopping somewhere you already drive past rather than making a special trip, which is the practical reason people stay with a site for years rather than months. Pull up, load, and get on with your day. Sizes and live prices are listed above.

Boat, trailer, and vehicle parking

We keep uncovered parking spaces for boats, trailers and vehicles. With Lake Bixhoma close by and the Arkansas River just north, boats are a steady part of what we store here — and newer Bixby subdivisions often have less room to park something large than their owners would like. Spaces and current prices are shown above, and lengths vary, so call if yours is near the limit.

Storage for Bixby households and businesses

Our units handle just about anything Bixby brings us: seasonal decorations and furniture, office and business overflow, tools, and a boat or trailer outside. The town has grown steadily and the houses have not grown with it, which is the ordinary reason most people end up here — a garage reclaimed, a room converted, a business that outgrew its back office. Month-to-month terms and online sign-up mean making room is simple, and you are not committing to a year to solve a three-month problem.

A little about Bixby

Long known as the "Garden Spot of Oklahoma", Bixby is a community proud of its schools — the Bixby Spartans' football record among them — its June Green Corn Festival, and parks like Charley Young and Washington Irving. There is something on most of the year, from the Bixby BBQ and Blues Festival to fishing and the outdoors at Lake Bixhoma in spring and summer. It is a town that has grown quickly without losing the feel of one, and the 151st corridor is where most of its day-to-day life happens.