Aurora Highlands Is Being Built Right Now. So Is the Case for Getting Storage Early.

Master-planned communities go through a predictable lifecycle. In the early years, the population is smaller, demand for local services hasn't peaked, and residents who establish routines early tend to have more options than those who wait. Aurora Highlands is in that early stage right now.

It's also being built with one of the most comprehensive HOA frameworks of any new development in the eastern metro. Recreational vehicle storage is addressed clearly in those documents. The expectation, from day one, is that RVs and oversized vehicles live somewhere other than the driveway or street.

For new Aurora Highlands residents who own an RV or plan to buy one, establishing a storage relationship with a nearby facility before it becomes an enforcement issue is simply the less stressful path. Front Range RV Storage in Bennett has been operating since 2018 and has a strong customer base in the eastern Aurora corridor.

What's useful to know for newer residents specifically: the team at Front Range RV Storage is experienced with people who are still in the process of buying an RV rather than already owning one. Getting storage into the budget before the vehicle is in the driveway is the kind of planning that saves friction later.

Aurora Highlands will be one of the more significant communities in the metro over the next decade. The infrastructure around it — including storage options for residents with recreational vehicles — is worth thinking about as part of the bigger picture of living here.

Frequently Asked Questions

The roads around Aurora Highlands are still being built out. Is getting to the storage facility straightforward right now?

Yes. The facility is accessed via I-70, which puts it entirely outside the Aurora Highlands construction zone. Whatever the local road situation looks like on a given week, you get to the highway and the rest of the drive is unaffected. Local development doesn't change the route to the facility.

We don't own an RV yet but we're planning to buy one in the next year. Is there any reason to think about storage before we've purchased anything?

It's worth a conversation before you buy rather than after. Storage availability, space sizing, and pricing are all things that can influence which vehicle makes sense. If you know you'll be storing a 40-foot motorhome versus a 24-foot travel trailer, that affects the monthly cost and the space you'll need. Calling the facility before you finalize a purchase helps you factor storage into the decision rather than treating it as an afterthought.

Front Range RV Storage — Bennett, CO

(303) 644-5800 | frontrangervstorage.com