Frequently Asked Questions
Where is Cabin Life Storage located?
We are conveniently located at 21 Pinyon Rd, Broken Bow, OK 74728, directly off OK Hwy 259. Our location makes us an easy stop for locals and visitors heading to Broken Bow Lake, Beavers Bend State Park, and the Hochatown cabin area.
What are your facility access and office hours?
Tenants enjoy extended access hours from 6:00 AM to 8:00 PM, 365 days a year. If you need to speak with management, our standard office hours are 9:00 AM to 5:00 PM. We also feature a dedicated call center to assist our renters with questions or gate code issues outside of regular office hours.
How secure is your storage facility?
Security is the number one amenity that drives tenants to Cabin Life Storage. Our property is fully fenced, brightly lit, and equipped with 24-hour security cameras. Access to the facility is strictly controlled by a secure electronic gate at the entrance, ensuring only authorized renters can enter the premises.
Do you offer indoor boat parking near Broken Bow Lake?
Yes. We offer dedicated indoor boat parking to protect your watercraft from the elements. Because we are situated on OK Hwy 259, picking up and dropping off your boat on your way to or from the lake is incredibly fast and hassle-free.
Are your storage units easy to load and unload?
Absolutely. Every unit at our facility is located on the ground floor and features drive-up access. You can pull your moving truck, trailer, or personal vehicle right up to the roll-up door, which means no stairs, elevators, or long hallways to navigate when storing heavy cabin furniture or ATV gear.
What surrounding areas and towns do you serve?
While our physical location is in Broken Bow, we are the primary storage choice for Hochatown, OK. We also proudly serve residents and businesses from surrounding areas including Idabel, Valliant, Hugo, and Haworth. Additionally, we are a popular choice for out-of-state visitors driving up from the Dallas-Fort Worth area (including McKinney, Plano, and Southlake) or Northeast Texas towns like Paris and Texarkana who need a secure place to leave their recreational gear year-round.