Toy Hauler
Toy-Hauler RVs have a swing-down ramp and enough cargo space for a variety of off-road vehicles such as ATVs, dirt bikes, jet skis, canoes, snowmobiles or motorcycles.
Have a look inside a Toy Hauler
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$40k to $120k -
5.8 to 11.9 m (19 - 39 ft) -
Sleeps up to 8 -
Towable
The Toy Hauler RV is aptly named. Also known as a sport-utility RV, it allows you and your ‘toys’ to travel to your favourite off-road destinations without leaving behind the comforts of home.
Highlights
UNIQUE FEATURES
TOY HAULERS
Range of shapes and sizes
Toy Haulers are now offered in various sizes, ranging from compact to expansive.
Rear Garage for your toys
Transport your ATV, bikes or use the space as for your mobile office.
Fold down rear door
Access is provided to a distinct garage located at the rear of the trailer, with the option to extend it into a patio.
Off road models available
Some models feature off-road tires and the ability to take your adventure to new destinations.
Range of shapes and sizes
Toy Haulers are now offered in various sizes, ranging from compact to expansive.
Rear Garage for your toys
Transport your ATV, bikes or use the space as for your mobile office.
Fold down rear door
Access is provided to a distinct garage located at the rear of the trailer, with the option to extend it into a patio.
Off road models available
Some models feature off-road tires and the ability to take your adventure to new destinations.
Interior
Why choose this type of RV?
Perfect for the adventurer who won’t go anywhere without their ATV, dirt bike, or snowmobile. These RVs feature versatile living spaces packed with all the comforts of home. The cargo area for your toys can be useful for small business owners and collectors alike.
- Sleeps up to 8
- Garage for all your equipment
- Lots of Storage
- Full Kitchen
- Full Bathroom
- Separate living and sleeping areas
More Features
Home On Wheels
Beds, dinettes, and couches are typically designed to fold up against the interior walls of the Toy Hauler RV to maximize rear cargo space for off-road vehicles such as ATVs, dirt bikes, jet skis, canoes, snowmobiles, or motorcycles. But what distinguishes the Toy Hauler from other RVs is a swing-down ramp that gives you easy access to all the fun.
Questions?
The Toy Hauler serves as an ideal solution for the adventurous individual who seeks versatility in their activities. It offers generous storage capacity for ATVs, bicycles, kayaks, golf carts, fishing equipment, as well as skiing and snowboarding gear, making it an excellent choice for those who desire a variety of options. Additionally, the storage area can be effortlessly transformed into an outdoor patio, providing a comfortable space for socializing with friends after a day of trail riding.
One of the notable advantages of toy haulers is their versatility in transporting a wide range of items. It is essential to consider both the height and width of the garage area, along with the cargo weight limit. Ensuring that your equipment and recreational items fit within the garage space without surpassing the maximum weight capacity is crucial. Toy haulers are commonly utilized for transporting small, motorized vehicles, including ATVs, dirt bikes, side-by-sides, snowmobiles, and jet skis. Additionally, they can accommodate kayaks, surfboards, paddle boards, bicycles, snowboards, and scooters. Some individuals have even employed their toy haulers for relocating furniture or carrying large, cumbersome objects.
Toy hauler cargo spaces differ in dimensions based on the specific make and model. Generally, they are equipped with tie-downs to secure a variety of items, including dirt bikes, ATVs, snowmobiles, and jet skis. Certain toy hauler travel trailers feature sleeping accommodations situated above the cargo area, while others can transform the space into a patio-like setting, complete with couches and tables that can be conveniently stowed away when it is time to travel.
When preparing to store your toy hauler travel trailer for the winter season, it is essential to take certain precautions to safeguard it from harsh winter conditions. The freezing of water can lead to expansion, potentially causing damage to pipes and fittings. To prevent the risk of burst pipes, it is advisable to replace the water in your travel trailer with antifreeze. The specific type and quantity of antifreeze required may differ depending on the model, so it is important to consult your owner’s manual for guidance.
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