Toy Hauler

 Toy Hauler Characteristics 

Toy haulers get their name from their ability to transport motorcycles, kayaks, ATVs, bicycles, a golf cart, or other equipment to use at your destination. Not only do they act as a mobile garage, but they also offer space for sleeping, cooking, and entertaining. Toy haulers are available in travel trailer, fifth wheel trailer, and motorhome form from manufacturers such as Gulf Stream and Forest River.

Toy Hauler Features

• The rear end of a toy hauler RV features a garage space, usually with a door that swings downward to act as a ramp to make loading and unloading your “toys” easy.
• Many come with tie-down fasteners to keep your bikes or ATVs in place when you're driving.
• The ruggedized garage area of a toy hauler has waterproof and oil-resistant flooring and often protective wall paneling so you don't have to worry about damage to your RV.
• Toy hauler RVs for sale generally range in length from approximately 21 to 40 feet.
• Toy haulers can sleep up to 11 people, sometimes more.

Advantages Of Toy Haulers

• A toy hauler makes it simple to bring fun outdoor vehicles or equipment along for the ride.
• The garage section of a toy hauler provides a secure place to lock up your belongings at night.
• The rear ramp door may be able to double as a patio deck, complete with side railings and an overhead awning. This can give you space to entertain or lounge during a road trip or camping adventure.
• If you are not traveling with any bikes, ATVs, or other toys, you can repurpose the garage area as a hobby room, workshop, or on-the-go-office space. Some models come with fold-down beds so you can use the garage space as a guest bedroom.

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