Campus Lodge, norman-ok

I’ve been living at Campus Lodge for approximately 7 months, and it’s been a great experience overall. The location is convenient for me going to work and shopping, and the property is kept clean and well maintained. The office staff and maintenance team are friendly, responsive, professional and usually handle requests within 2 days. Amenities like gym, pool, parking, laundry, etc. are a big plus and are kept in good condition. I’d recommend this place to anyone looking for a quiet, family-friendly, pet-friendly I would highly recommend leasing here for anyone.

UPDATE: our apartment flooded and is covered in mold! Maixtenance was RUDE and dismissive of the entire issue. (Which is a health hazard!) Overall: you get what you pay for, which is cheap. Don’t pay over $500-$600/mo. Matter of fact don’t live here! —>Furniture: Couch is cheap and ours is scratched up. We filed with front desk its condition, will update if we are held liable for previous cat owner’s damages. The kitchen table’s legs are bent inwards and constantly leans. —>Appliances: Gas oven consistently causes the fire alarm to go off, even boiling water. Additionally, the laundry machine doesn’t fill dry clothes, despite smaller loads and an empty lint trap. Maintenance comes, says its lint trap, and doesn’t fix the issue. Hot water does not last, and 0 water pressure from the showerhead. —>Property: speed bumps are sharp and WILL damage the base of your car, even going 1-3 mph. Alongside numerous deep potholes. Not well-lit at night. —>Amenities: Gym equipment is heavily outdated and broken. 2 benches, 1 broken. 2 cables, 1 broken. Leg press broken. Shoulder press also broken. All early 2000s or earlier. The pool skimmers also need to be cleaned much more frequently, as bugs litter the entire pool. Mild wasp issue alongside the deck too. —>Management: sporadic pool closures (as of mid-June, it’s been 3 separate occasions) isn’t helpful with package mishaps, as well as sending out punitive reminders about opening/closing gym windows.

*Update (09/02/2025) Campus Lodge emailed me back saying to put a maintenance request in for all these things. Maintenance did come by and fix the leaking shower and sink. On top of this, the a/c wasn’t working well. Went to check on the air filter and the door was covered in dust, dirt, and cat hair. (See pictures) went to the front office, and the employee said sounds like they missed cleaning and replacing the air filter in the room and to put in a maintenance request. We now know to put a maintenance request in for everything, but the issue of the matter is the apartment was presented this way after they just moved in, seems like they do Update - I’ve emailed and called with no response. The only response I’ve received is them responding to this google review. Moved my sister into this apartment today and it was not as expected. The front door was off the door hinges, the baseboards were off the wall and floor in all rooms (you can see in the pictures and videos) the toilet handle was chipped, and there spiders in every corner of the room. There were some centipedes in the bathroom. The bedroom door looked like it has been broken into to. The mirror in the bathroom also had rust all over it along with the curtain rod in the bathroom. The sink leaks underneath when you use it. This was shocking as the model unit did not look like this.

Great experience and well explained benefits of your apartments. They also included how much sound proofing was in the interior walls. They also have a great gym.//Update after my daughter has lived there for a while. They have Zero security there, contrary to what they told us, looking to move her elsewhere.

This place will randomly bill you $200 without giving any explanation, even years after you’ve moved out. Do not fall for their scams. They add unexpected charges that you would never know about until they suddenly appear on your account. The electric bills are outrageous as well. I paid an average of $130 every month just for my share, and I lived with two other roommates who were each charged about the same. That means a 4-bedroom unit could easily end up paying nearly $400 a month for electricity. Can you believe that? Aside from the convenient shuttle service to campus, everything else is extremely unacceptable. They will do everything possible to lure you in with their lease contracts and then hit you with hidden or random fees later. Save yourself the trouble and look elsewhere