Oxford is 40 miles east of downtown Atlanta. It's not the obvious choice for vehicle storage—until you do the math. For certain vehicle owners, Oxford offers a combination of cost savings, available space, and adequate accessibility that makes it a smarter choice than closer-in Atlanta options.

Inside I-285:

• Outdoor car storage: $100-150/month
• Covered: $150-200/month
• RV/large vehicle outdoor: $150-225/month

Oxford area (I-20 Exit 93):

• Outdoor car storage: $50-90/month
• Covered: $75-125/month
• RV/large vehicle outdoor: $75-150/month

Example: RV storage

| Location | Monthly | Annual | |----------|---------|--------| | In-town Atlanta | $175 | $2,100 | | Oxford area | $100 | $1,200 | | Savings | $75 | $900 |

Over 5 years, that's $4,500—a real number.

Land costs: Oxford land is 50-70% cheaper than inside-Perimeter land

Competition: Atlanta facilities compete with higher-value commercial uses; Oxford doesn't

Operating costs: Lower property taxes, lower overhead in outer suburbs

| From | To Oxford | Drive Time (off-peak) | |------|-----------|----------------------| | Downtown Atlanta | 40 mi | 45 min | | Decatur | 32 mi | 35 min | | Stone Mountain | 25 mi | 30 min | | Conyers | 12 mi | 15 min | | Midtown | 42 mi | 48 min | | Buckhead | 45 mi | 50 min |

Infrequent access: If you visit storage 1-4 times/month, the extra 15-30 min is minor

Planned trips: RV and boat trips are typically planned, not spontaneous

Highway routing: I-20 makes the drive easy and predictable

Frequent access: Daily or near-daily visits make distance costly

Spontaneous use: If you value grabbing your vehicle on impulse

West/north residence: Oxford is far from northwest Atlanta

Why it works:

• Larger vehicles need more space (Oxford has it)
• RV trips are planned, not spontaneous
• Cost savings on larger vehicles is significant
• Many camp at Lake Oconee (Oxford is on the route)

Why it works:

• Oxford is between Atlanta and Lake Oconee
• Pick up boat on way to lake
• Much cheaper than marina storage

Why it works:

• Significant cost savings
• Same basic security and protection
• Worth the extra drive

Why it works:

• Oxford is relatively close (25-35 min)
• I-20 provides easy access
• Distance penalty is minimal

Why it works:

• Seasonal vehicles, classics, project cars
• Accessed a few times per year
• Storage cost matters more than access convenience

If you're accessing storage daily (like work trucks), closer matters.

If you decide Friday afternoon to take your boat out Saturday morning, 40 miles adds friction.

If you live in Marietta, Roswell, or Alpharetta, Oxford is 50+ miles. Better options exist closer to you.

Some owners simply prefer paying more for closer access.

• $500-1,200/year in savings (depending on vehicle)
• Often better facilities (more space, newer)
• Professional security and protection
• I-20 highway accessibility

• 15-30 minutes extra drive time per visit
• Some spontaneity for unplanned trips
• Can't quickly stop by

How much is your time worth?

If Oxford saves $75/month and adds 30 minutes per trip, and you visit twice per month:

• Extra time: 2 hours/month
• Savings: $75/month
• Effective rate: $37.50/hour for your travel time

If your time is worth less than $37.50/hour for leisure driving, Oxford wins economically.

Most people who choose Oxford do so because:

1. They ran the numbers and the savings are real
2. Distance isn't prohibitive for their usage pattern
3. They prioritize value over maximum convenience
4. They've realized there's no meaningful difference in storage quality

Oxford isn't for everyone. But for the right situation—RV owners, boat owners heading to Oconee, budget-conscious owners, east-siders—it makes practical sense.

Oxford RV Storage serves vehicle owners who've made the calculation and decided Oxford makes sense:

• Located at Exit 93 on I-20
• Outdoor and covered options
• Competitive pricing reflecting east-Metro economics
• Full security features

For those where the math works, Oxford provides quality storage at prices that in-town Atlanta can't match.