Toy haulers tend to draw a very specific type of camper. They’re the ideal option for dual purpose camping, as they come with a large storage area, known as a garage or bay, that was originally meant to hold powersport vehicles like ATVs and dirt bikes. However, this isn’t the only reason to invest in a toy hauler. These RVs come with a lot of great benefits to make every camping trip more enjoyable for you and your family. RVs and Boats for Less has listed some of them here so you can decide if one of these rigs should be your next investment. We also welcome patrons from all over the region for a friendly RV chat, including Idaho Falls, Pocatello, and Twin Falls, Idaho, as well as Logan and Salt Lake City, Utah.
Great for Serious Riders
Toy haulers can be great for those who enjoy powersport vehicles as a fun pastime, but there’s more to these machines than casual recreation. Some people turn their hobby into a career and if you travel a lot to compete in races or if you’re a more serious and dedicated rider, a toy hauler can not only make traveling easier, but significantly less stressful. Everything will be contained in one spot, so there aren’t multiple vehicles to look after. Plus, you can rest assured knowing your equipment is properly protected from both sticky fingers and the elements.
Use the Bay for More than Just Hauling
While the bay may have been initially made for powersport vehicles, you can always count on an open-minded RV owner to come up with a plethora of other ways to use that open, empty space. When you’re not using it to hold supplies, you can leave it open as a patio for a more relaxed way to hang out between adventures. You can also use it as a workspace or studio, or even an entertainment area for the kids. It’s your garage, so make the most of it.
Available in Travel Trailers, Fifth Wheels, and More
Toy haulers literally take a garage and tack it on the end of a more traditional looking RV. This means you’ll be able to find the kind of vehicle that is most comfortable for you to transport. Your most common options will be travel trailers and fifth wheels. Keep in mind that a toy hauler, both loaded and unloaded, is going to be heavier than most travel trailers and fifth wheels, so you might need to adjust the tow vehicle you use to haul it around. While they’re more difficult to find, you can also find toy haulers of the motorhome variety, which cuts out the need for a tow vehicle altogether.
Made for a Wide Variety of Budgets
Some people might worry that such a specialized RV would be out of their budget, but you’d be surprised just how wide the price range is for toy haulers. Sure, there are some models that can easily break six figures, but you can also find ones that are under $50,000. Considering all that comes with it, this is a real steal. Plus, the faster you pay off your RV, the faster you can get to spending money on the things you’re more invested in, like camping adventures and powersport thrills.
And now we can tell you’re itching to get one of these rigs for yourself. Stop by RVs and Boats for Less and let one of our friendly staff show you around the toy haulers we have available right now, or any of the other RVs on our lot. We proudly serve Idaho Falls, Pocatello, and Twin Falls, ID, as well as Logan and Salt Lake City, UT.
