Campus Creek Apartments

logan andrews

Terrible place to live they charge so many random fees from month to month as well as defaulting fees for electricity when it’s suppose to be included in the rent. They changed the light switches and appliances and called it renovating so they could charge more but the lights flicker in apartments and overall nothing has changed. Would not recommend anyone living here this place has taught me a lot about apartment living thanks for draining my money for the past year.

Awawdeh abdalrahman

NOT RECOMMEND AT ALL! I lived there last year but the management was very bad and I couldn’t stay anymore so I left as soon as my lease ended. After the management was changed and they started the renovation, I thought they’re really want to make it a perfect place. Since the complex has a very good location and it used to be a good choice for the students, I decided to recommend it to my friend. At first the managers were very nice until he signed the lease and started paying the rent after that they showed us their real face. They never cared about his complaints. He suffered from his roommate who rented a room for himself but actually was living with his whole family. He was smoking all the time with having parties and keeping the place messy all the time. They even were eating my friends food! The managers didn’t care about all of this and the only thing they were saying it is not a big problem and we can’t terminate your lease or move you to another unit unless you pay $200. We tried everything with the management and it was obvious they didn’t want to help. Eventually, we paid the $200 and terminated the lease and since I am who recommended the place to my friend, I am having him living with me now until we find a better place for him.

Anip joshi

I would 100% recommend The Quarters at Oxford to anyone moving to oxford. It is close to the campus with a bus stop right Infront of the gates making it very convenient for students. The new renovated unit feels and looks like a modern styled apartments. If you are looking for an apartment, this is the place!!

Chandler Thornton

First, let me just say go see D'Andre ("Dre") if you shoot pool; he's a standup guy and will shoot a game with you if he's not working on something. Professionally, Dre is a very invested manager and makes an effort to develop relationships with tenants instead of being one of those arrogant big-shot managers (you know what I'm talking about), and Dan and Sammy (another maintenance associate) will take care of any maintenance needs that may arise. When I was searching for an apartment in Oxford while I was in school, Campus Creek (former name of the apartment complex) had the cheapest rates you could get with good quality facilities. During my lease, a larger company bought the property and renamed it The Quarters. Immediately, they announced they'd be renovating all the units and the community clubhouse and amenities, which will be complete before Fall 2022. The inside of the apartment units got a major facelift, including new composite wood-like flooring, granite-like countertops, cabinets, stainless steel kitchen appliances, and repainted walls. Rent rates did increase a bit, but you get what you pay for. You may be able to find cheaper places but at much lower quality with appliances that barely work or bills for all your utilities separate from your rent payments. At the Quarters, water, trash/sewer, and internet are included in the rent payment. Power is split evenly among tenants in each unit and must be paid separately through a third-party intermediate, BUT each tenant gets a $20 allowance each month that's automatically discounted from their portion of the power bill. I don't think I have paid a penny over $20 for a month's worth of power, which is ridiculously rare. Most maintenance requests submitted in the morning on weekdays are usually completed the same day, unless you need an appliance replaced or something that can't be done the same day. University transit buses stop right outside the gate every 15 minutes or so. As far as I know, the clubhouse amenities will be accessible 24/7 beginning Fall 2022. There's only a few minor drawbacks for me. First, during renovations, all ceiling fans were removed. The bed frames that the units are furnished with are very poorly designed and unstable. They stand high, and most of the legs are about to cave due to the way they attach to the frame. Also, guests have to park outside the gates in the parking lot across the street from the complex. (They do have the option to purchase a 3-day guest parking pass for like $50 I think.) Overall, though, I was satisfied with my stay and would recommend to students looking for the cheapest good-quality living arrangements in Oxford. One of the best things about it is proximity. It takes like 3-4 minutes to get to the commuter parking lot by the stadium, and Jackson Avenue is literally like 300-400 yards down the street one way, while Highway 6 is right down the street the other way. It doesn't get much better than that unless you're in the market for one of those high-class places near the square that cost like $2,000 a month per person.