3 Amazing Travel Trailers with a Toy Hauler 

Hi Everyone, We hope you enjoyed our video! Which travel trailer with a TOY HAULER did you like? Please say hello by leaving a comment below! Also, please feel free to ask any questions or just tell us about yourselves. We want to get to know you and share our RV experiences.

A reason why I like you two is that you never get preachy with your delivery. For myself, I never feel as though you were trying to convince me to make a purchase; that I was being sold or that I should buy a particular product over another. As if you were talking to the folks. Thanks for the info guys.

Another suggestion for a super nice toy hauler is made by ATC. All aluminum trailer. I live in one full time and it's wonderful.

I'd love one of these to use for a craft room/studio! Totally wrong, I know... thanks for another AWESOME video! As always, you address the pros and a few cons, so important to consider before a purchase. Safe travels to you two! ❤❤ Edit: the little backsplash detain on the first one looks really cool too.

That Stealth strikes me as being good for racing, especially folks doing dirt track.

Someone where I live has a Stealth toy hauler. I was wondering what it looked like inside theirs now I know. I like all three toy haulers. It’s always so hard to choose. Thank you Mike and Susan. Have a great week and see you soon!

Thanks for the great video. I've been looking at toy haulers for a good five years now and comparing the quality, build and pricing while keeping in mind my trucks capabilities. Love to the Aluminum manufactured models like ATC and Stealth but you get very minimal for the MSRP. The Nomad in this video is on the top of my list but I wouldn't pay more than 25k for it and it's MSRP is $42k. That's ridiculous for the lack of materials you get. At least put a 8cuft fridge and the gas tank you talked about. It also has no storage which leaves the buyer adding cabinets and many other things just to make it a weekend getaway rig. For 60k which is only 20 more, the Stryker is much more equipped and well worth the extra 20k. Forest River has toy haulers in the 20k's with good features and materials and let's face the facts, all trailers have issues, problems and things that break so does it even make sense to spend so much more to just have the same problems as less expensive ones? What makes this industry crazy is 95% of the materials used is all the same no matter the manufacturer and they throw these rigs together as fast as they can because we all know that labor cost is the bank breaker for all business and that's why you get/see stripped screws, unaligned areas, improper sealing and so much more. Sorry for rambling negative crap but the quality these days is crap yet everything becomes more expensive year by year. At least the videos are great quality so that's a positive

You are absolutely correct about the big bowl sinks. We use smaller plastic tubs to both conserve water and we can toss the water outside while boon-docking to extend our stay. (Yes trolls, we use minimal biodegradable dish soap. 😎)

I was viewing a Stealth Toy Hauler.

One Cent - Thank you for the post about ATC toy haulers.

Love the chapter section! Very professional

I love the toy hauler I'm viewing but I need something a little smaller. I drive a Honda Ridgeline, my hearts desire, and can only haul 5,000 pounds. I need double axles.

There’s a toy hauler that I’d like to see. A class C with decent living space but the garage can store a small car (Honda Fit) so I don’t have to tow it…. Probably not practical but I can dream can’t I !

Great reviews! One category that would be nice to address for each is construction materials us inside walls/floor/ceiling. For instance insulation? wood vs aluminum and composite?

The Stealth Nomad can have E trak for more tie downs among other options installed by the dealer.

Are any of these winterized (tanks above floor, heating pads, etc.). Can any of these go off road, at least mildly off road? Great video and presentation!

Would love to see a review of the new coachman Catalina trailblazer 27THS. Looks very similar to wolf pack 27pack10. Really think this bunk house style toy hauler can offer a ton of versatility. Plenty of sleeping space but room to haul golf cart or kayaks or dog kennels. Friend of mine goes on several hunting/fishing trips and said he thought the toy area would be a great place to put a deep freeze to chill and store his meat for the drive home.

Big problem I see with alot of toy haulers is the door size for getting a side x side in.

WOW... All the three are awesome... So much space and well laid out... QQ: Is it legal to pull these using a pickup truck only?

A suv? Really? Cool

Alliance now offers these

How many toy haulers are out there that can haul a jeep 😊

I would never want anything this size . My vehicle cant haul anything with that amount of weight and I travel with just myself and a dog