Camper storage pricing in Atlanta varies significantly based on three factors: your camper's size, where the facility is located, and what type of storage you choose. Understanding these variables helps you evaluate quotes and find appropriate storage without overpaying.

The smallest and least expensive to store (10-16 feet collapsed).

Outdoor uncovered:

• Inside I-285: $60-100/month
• Outside I-285: $40-75/month

Covered:

• Inside I-285: $75-125/month
• Outside I-285: $60-100/month

Compact trailers that fit most storage spaces easily.

Outdoor uncovered:

• Inside I-285: $75-125/month
• Outside I-285: $50-90/month

Covered:

• Inside I-285: $100-150/month
• Outside I-285: $75-120/month

Standard family campers. Most facilities can accommodate these.

Outdoor uncovered:

• Inside I-285: $100-150/month
• Outside I-285: $75-115/month

Covered:

• Inside I-285: $125-200/month
• Outside I-285: $100-150/month

Larger trailers that need more space and may require RV-specific facilities.

Outdoor uncovered:

• Inside I-285: $125-200/month
• Outside I-285: $90-150/month

Covered:

• Inside I-285: $175-275/month
• Outside I-285: $125-200/month

The largest towables. Require facilities designed for big rigs.

Outdoor uncovered:

• Inside I-285: $150-250/month
• Outside I-285: $100-175/month

Covered:

• Inside I-285: $200-350/month
• Outside I-285: $150-250/month

Inside I-285:

• Higher land costs passed to customers
• More demand, less supply
• Premium for convenience

I-20 Corridor (Conyers to Oxford):

• Lower land and operating costs
• Purpose-built facilities with more space
• Typically 20-35% less than in-town rates

Other suburban areas:

• Varies by specific location and demand
• Generally between inside and outside Perimeter rates

Outdoor uncovered: Baseline pricing. Your camper sits in an open space.

Covered: Add 25-50% to outdoor pricing. Roof overhead protects from sun and hail.

Enclosed indoor: Add 75-150% to outdoor pricing. Rare for campers but available at some facilities.

Most facilities price by length, with tiers like:

• Under 20 feet
• 20-25 feet
• 25-30 feet
• 30-35 feet
• Over 35 feet

Each tier jump adds roughly $15-40/month.

Some facilities also consider height (important for covered storage) and width.

Included at most facilities:

• Basic gated access
• Parking space assignment
• Some lighting

May cost extra:

• 24-hour access (some facilities charge a premium)
• Electrical hookup for battery maintenance
• Dump station access
• Water fill access

Month-to-month: Highest rates, maximum flexibility

6-month prepay: Typically 5-10% discount

Annual prepay: Typically 10-15% discount

If you know you'll need storage for a year+, prepaying often makes financial sense.

If you're only accessing your camper monthly, a facility 30 minutes away that saves $50/month might be worth it. That's $600/year in savings for perhaps 6 extra hours of driving total.

Facilities built specifically for RVs and campers often have better pricing than self-storage facilities that added vehicle parking as an afterthought.

Facilities may have flexibility on pricing, especially for:

• Long-term commitments
• Multiple vehicles
• Off-peak timing (signing up in winter when demand is lower)

If you have a 22-foot camper, don't pay for a 30-foot space. Match your needs to available space sizes.

That "cheap" facility may have:

• High admin/setup fees
• Required insurance add-ons
• Extra fees for access or amenities

Calculate total annual cost, not just advertised monthly rate.

At any price point, storage should provide:

• Secure parking (gated, fenced)
• Space appropriate for your camper
• Reasonable access

• Covered storage (UV and hail protection)
• Better security (cameras, individual codes)
• Better surface conditions
• Easier maneuvering
• Amenities you'll actually use

• Premium features you won't use
• Prestige location you don't need
• Services you can handle yourself

When getting quotes:

1. ☐ Monthly rate for your specific camper size
2. ☐ Admin/setup fees
3. ☐ Deposit requirements
4. ☐ Insurance requirements/costs
5. ☐ Access fees (if any)
6. ☐ Contract length options
7. ☐ Prepay discounts
8. ☐ What's included vs. extra

Oxford RV Storage offers camper storage at east-Metro pricing—typically 20-30% lower than inside-the-Perimeter facilities for comparable service. For current rates specific to your camper's size and the storage type you want, contact the facility directly.

The pricing reflects Oxford's location advantages: lower land costs and operating expenses translate to lower storage rates without sacrificing security or quality.