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Article Updated February 13, 2024
There are almost as many 2024 travel trailer toy haulers as there are things you could want to haul. Is lightweight and easy to tow the most important?
Perhaps sleeping accommodations and cargo capacity top your list of needed features. There are so many options and layouts in travel trailer toy haulers that it can be hard to choose.
There are also cute little retro toy haulers that you can easily tow. Of course, there is everything in between these opposites too. No matter what your needs, there is a perfect travel trailer toy hauler for you.
Are Toy Haulers Heavier Than Travel Trailers?
Another common misconception about the difference between toy haulers and travel trailers is weight. Many toy haulers have aluminum frames, so they are becoming lighter than they were before.
Conversely, many travel trailers now boast 2-3 slide-outs making them heavier than ever before. Also, heavier conventionally built stick and tin travel trailers are making a comeback in today’s Remote Period (2020- Present). This industry evolution means that travel trailers are no longer universally lighter.
Similarly, interior amenities offered by toy haulers have also evolved. Some toy haulers have amenities so impressive they have become even more expensive than travel trailers. One is not better or worse because travel trailers and toy haulers each have their own distinct benefits.
10 Best Travel Trailer Toy Haulers: 2024 Models
Travel trailer toy haulers combine the amenities of your RV with the perfect way to bring all your favorite toys on your next adventure. Let’s take a closer look at the 10 best 2024 models of travel trailer toy haulers.
1. Black Series TH22
✅ Extremely rugged toy hauler that’s perfect for outdoor adventure
❌ The interior is pretty light on features
- Length: 22ft
- UVW: 6,503 lbs
- GVWR: 10,000 lbs
- CCC: 3,497
- Tongue Weight: 900lbs
- Sleep: 6
If you’re looking for a rugged, exquisitely designed and crafted travel trailer toy hauler, it’s hard to beat the Black Series TH22.
This trailer is designed to take on any terrain, with an independent suspension system and high ground clearance. It also features four 150W solar panels and 400Ah of battery power, so you can stay out for longer wherever you take the trailer.
Inside the trailer, you’ll find a wet bath, a kitchen with a propane stove, microwave, and fridge, plus air conditioning and an entertainment system with interior and exterior speakers and a 24” TV.
The TH22 also has sleeping space for up to 6, thanks to a queen bed in the main area and two bunk beds in the garage.
2. KZ Sportster 270THR
✅ A great travel trailer toy hauler with plenty of sleeping space
❌ Doesn’t have the most spacious garage
- Length: 30’8”
- UVW: 6,840 lbs
- GVWR: 10,000 lbs
- CCC: 3,160 lbs
- Tongue Weight: 980 lbs
- Sleep: 2-6
With plenty of space for your family and your toys, the KZ Sportster 270THR is an excellent travel trailer toy hauler.
When you enter the trailer, you’ll find a fully equipped kitchen featuring a fridge, microwave, three-burner stove, and oven. You’ll also find the living area, with two theater seats, plus two 72” rollover sofas with tables that convert into a bunk bed. Past this, you’ll find the 88” x 88” ramp door.
Past the kitchen, you’ll find a full bath, with entry from the main living area and the master bedroom. In the master bedroom is a king bed, TV mount, and wardrobes. The 270THR is rounded out by an 18’ awning on the outside of the trailer.
3. Forest River XLR Boost 2117M
✅ Has plenty of space to move around
❌ Only seating is the dinette
- All Measurements For 2024 TBD
- Sleep: 2-6
The Forest River XLR Boost 2117M is a feature-rich travel trailer toy hauler designed for an “action camping” lifestyle.
The interior of the RV features a kitchen with a microwave, 3 burner stove, oven, and fridge. There are two gauchos and a removable dinette table for sitting and sleeping, plus a queen-size euro bed. Beyond this is the 3,000 lb ramp door and 1,500 lb patio deck.
At the front of the trailer is a Murphy bed and sofa, plus a full bath with tankless water heater control inside. On the exterior of the trailer, you’ll find a 15’ awning plus outside TV prep.
4. Heartland Torque T333
✅ A cozy, residential feel with plenty of seating space
❌ The living area may feel a bit cramped due to the seating and kitchen layout
- Length: 38’9”
- UVW: 8,677 lbs
- GVWR: 12,800 lbs
- CCC: 4,075 lbs
- Tongue Weight: 1,223 lbs
- Sleep: 2-9
If you’re looking for a travel trailer toy hauler with tons of space and a cozy, residential feel, check out the Heartland Torque T333.
This toy hauler features a super cozy living area as you enter the main entrance, with a booth dinette, theater seating, and a fold-down sofa, plus a wall mount for a
TV. You’ll also find the “culinary kitchen” workspace, with spacious countertops, a residential microwave, a fridge, and a 4 burner stove and oven, plus a fun “doodle station” chalkboard. Also in the center of the RV is a full bath.
In the back of the RV is the super spacious 13’ garage, with a power queen bed above opposing sofas with a dinette. You’ll also find the 2,500 lb CHECK ramp door, which can also be used as a patio with an optional add-on. At the front of the RV, you’ll find the master bedroom, with a king bed and wardrobes.
5. Grand Design Momentum 29G
✅ Plenty of space and two bathrooms
❌ The living area doesn’t accommodate as many people as other trailers on our list.
- Length: 33’11”
- UVW: 9,278 lbs
- GVWR: 13,000 lbs
- CCC: 3,722 lbs
- Tongue Weight: 1,592 lbs
- Sleep: 2-6
With tons of space, multiple bathrooms, and plenty of unique touches, the Grand Design Momentum 29G is a travel trailer toy hauler for those who want it all.
As you enter the trailer, you’ll find a well-equipped kitchen with a fridge, microwave, 4 burner stove, and oven, plus plenty of counter space. This area also doubles as the living area, with a sleeper sofa in a slide-out and a TV.
At the front of the RV is the master bedroom with a queen bed and wardrobe, plus a full bath.
In the rear of the trailer is the spacious 11’ garage. From here, you can access a second half bath. Also in the garage are Happi-Jac roller-over sofas and a table, which converts to a bed. As an extra touch, the garage also features a flip-up pet dish for your furry friends.
The great features of the Momentum 29G are rounded out by an 18’ awning, a 30-gallon fuel station with interior and exterior gauges, and USB charging outlets throughout the cabin.
6. Coachmen Adrenaline 23LT
✅ A great ratio of garage space to size
❌ Might be a bit cramped if traveling with more than 2 people
- Length: 33’11”
- UVW: 9,278 lbs
- GVWR: 13,000 lbs
- CCC: 3,722 lbs
- Tongue Weight: 1,592 lbs
- Sleep: 2-6
If you want a travel trailer toy hauler that’s compact but still has plenty of garage space, check out the Coachmen Adrenaline 23LT. Despite being only 29’7” long and weighing in under 6,000 lbs, this trailer still features a massive 13’1” garage.
Inside the garage, you’ll find a kitchen, featuring a fridge, microwave, 3 burner stove, and oven. The garage also features roll-over sofas, a dinette table, and an optional queen bed on an electric lift. The garage is rounded out by a TV for entertainment.
At the front of the RV is the bedroom, with a king bed and shirt closets. The trailer also features a full shower in the middle of the RV. All this is rounded out by a sizeable 17’ awning on the exterior of the RV.
7. ATC RV PLA 2823
✅ A unique customizable layout
❌ Light on sleeping space
- Length: 34’
- UVW: 7,000 lbs
- GVWR: 13,200 lbs
- CCC: 6,200 lbs
- Tongue Weight: 750 lbs
- Sleep: 2
With a unique customizable layout, the ATC RV PLA 2823 is a travel trailer toy hauler that truly stands out.
The trailer features a dinette with bench seats (or an optional dinette with folding chairs), a 72” sofa, and multiple sizes of optional fold-out tables, ranging from 30” to 72”.
Even better, all of these pieces can be freely moved anywhere in the garage area, allowing you to customize the RV to your needs. Also, in the garage, you’ll find a Happi-Jac lift bed.
The front of the RV features the kitchen area, with a fridge, two-burner stove, and microwave. At the very front, you’ll also find a full bath. The RV is rounded out by an exceptional 20’12” awning and a fuel station.
The PLA 2823 also features a 200-watt solar panel, 1,000-watt inverter, 30 amp MPPT charge controller, and 100 Ah of battery power standard, with even more power available as an optional add-on.
8. Northwood Desert Fox 24AS
✅ Cozy with tons of sleeping and seating space
❌ Less floor space than other options
- Length: 30’2”
- UVW: 8,595 lbs
- GVWR: 12,800 lbs
- CCC: 4,205 lbs
- Tongue Weight: 1,512 lbs
- Sleep: 2-6
Looking for a cozy travel trailer toy hauler? Look no further than the Northwood Desert Fox 24AS.
The living area features a sofa with a coffee table and two recliners with a side table standard, and this can be upgraded with additional opposing sofas and table.
For sleeping, there’s a queen bed at the front of the trailer and an electric lift bed. For more sleeping space, you can add a second bunk.
The trailer also features a kitchen with a fridge, four-burner stove, microwave, and oven. It also features a full bath with a tub shower, a rare feature for RVs.
The RV also features a 40-gallon fuel station, a 14’ awning, as well as a variety of add-ons that are available for this trailer. Including an additional TV for the bedroom and up to 400 watts of solar.
9. Keystone Carbon 36
✅ Plenty of space and luxurious touches like a heated massage sofa
❌ The heaviest travel trailer toy hauler on our list
- Length: 38’
- UVW: 10,186 lbs
- GVWR: 13,000 lbs
- CCC: 2,814 lbs
- Tongue Weight: 1,720 lbs
- Sleep: 2-6
For a touch of luxury, the Keystone Carbon 36 is an excellent choice.
This travel trailer toy hauler features a well-equipped kitchen with tons of counter space, plus a microwave, a 3-burner stove, an oven, and a fridge. Plus, thanks to the wrap-around counter design, the kitchen is separated from the living area.
The living area itself features a 97” sofa with heat, massage, and recliner, for the best in relaxation, plus a Vizio smart LED TV for entertainment.
At the front of the RV is the master bedroom, featuring a queen bed and wardrobes. Between the bedroom and kitchen, you’ll find the full bath, with a spacious 40” x 28” shower. Another half bath is in the rear of the RV, accessed from the garage.
The 12’6” garage features an electric lift bed, plus dual opposing sofas with a table. There’s also a 30-gallon fuel station and a 20’ awning to round out this RV’s great features.
10. CruiserRV Stryker 2313
✅ A small trailer with plenty of features and a sizeable garage
❌ The kitchen is on the smaller side, without much counter space.
- Length: 27’6”
- UVW: 6,740 lbs
- GVWR: 11,260 lbs
- CCC: 4,472 lbs
- Tongue Weight: 860 lbs
- Sleep: 4-6
The CruiserRV Stryker 2313 packs tons of stuff into a tiny package. Despite not even being 28’ long, it packs in a spacious 13’4” garage.
Between a king bed in the master bedroom, plus a power queen bed and opposing sofas in the rear garage, this trailer can sleep up to 6. Also in the garage is a full kitchen with a 3 burner stove, oven, microwave, and fridge. The garage is rounded out by two cozy recliners. The RV also features a full bath in the center.
Other great features in this trailer include a premium sound system with amplifier, subwoofer, and indoor/outdoor speakers; a 30-gallon fuel tank and fuel pump, plus generator prep; and a 16’ awning.
Several optional add-ons are available as well, including a generator, a second A/C unit, and an upgraded fuel tank for your generator.
Are Toy Haulers Built Better Than Travel Trailers?
Toy Haulers are not necessarily better than travel trailers, just a little different. Essentially they are all built in the same factories using the same core parts. The debate between toy haulers vs. travel trailers really comes down to you and your preferences.
For boondocking, you may want a toy hauler because they typically have heavy-duty chassis, better suspension, and stronger axles. If you like traditional campgrounds and can fit your recreational vehicle in the bed of your truck you may prefer a travel trailer.
There are also some tradeoffs in the interior space of these two different types of campers. Travel trailers typically have more cabinet storage space and they are more likely to have bunkrooms. While toy haulers, on the other hand, have to sacrifice some of those things in favor of garage space.
Speaking of garage space, Modern Era (2008- Present) toy haulers have come a long way in terms of dressing up this area. Now garages on toy haulers often come with drop-down bunks and sofas. Sometimes the floor of these spaces even looks and flows seamlessly to the rest of the camper.
Even the smell of fuel is not an issue anymore with campers like the Keystone RV Carbon 36 and other toy haulers like it. There are now drains in the floor and doors that divide the garage space from the remainder of the coach. You no longer have to worry about the camper feeling like a garage once the toys are offloaded.
Toy haulers also have large rear doors that allow you to load and unload vehicles. An underappreciated benefit of this feature is the back deck area that the ramp becomes.
Are Travel Trailer Toy Haulers Good For Kids And Pets?
You don’t always think of toy haulers as being great options for families with young kids or dogs. But this deck is a great way to get some fresh air without having to worry about anyone wandering off.
For those who travel for dog rescue or compete in the show dog circuit, travel trailer toy hauler garages are perfect. With the proper climate control, pet kennels can be secured properly or the garage can be the best pre-show prep space before your champion needs to do their best work in front of the judges.
Which Toy Hauler is the Best Quality?
After all this, you might be asking, which toy hauler is the best quality? I would argue that they all have their advantages.
For example, the smallest travel trailer toy hauler on our list, the Happier Camper HC1, boasts a fiberglass double hull. This makes it both extremely lightweight and waterproof. Not only that, but the floorplan flexibility in this small toy hauler travel trailer is second to none.
Other travel trailer toy haulers, like the Glacier Ice House 16DR, have a very specialized purpose. The insulation and furnace BTU capacity might not matter so much in a regular toy hauler but in a fish house toy hauler, the quality of those factors is very important.
If you have a large family, you might be especially concerned with sleeping accommodations. You will be looking for a travel trailer toy hauler that uses its interior space efficiently. The KZ Sportster might be the best quality travel trailer toy hauler for you because of the sleeping options.
Another consideration when choosing the best quality toy hauler travel trailer for you is weight. Lightweight campers have excellent benefits when it comes to towing and fuel efficiency. Quality by this definition will mean an aluminum or fiberglass framed camper.
Perhaps you want to be able to transport multiple recreational vehicles. Carrying capacity, axle strength, and garage space might be the quality benchmark you choose to use.
Once you determine what features are most important to you, the best quality travel trailer toy hauler for your needs will quickly emerge.
Final Words About Travel Trailer Toy Haulers
Considering how you will use your travel trailer toy hauler will help narrow down which camper is right for you. The scope of what is offered by toy haulers has exploded in recent years. We hope our list of the 8 best travel trailer toy haulers has helped highlight a few extra special units.
Once you have picked your perfect travel trailer toy hauler, sign on the dotted line and hit the road!
Which travel trailer toy hauler do you like best? What are you going to take along in your garage space? From a surfboard beach getaway to a dirt bike mountain trip, we would love to hear about your favorite toy hauler destination!
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Very helpful and this article confirmed our choice of going with a toy hauler. The extra strong suspension and axels along with the lift gate patio for our dogs sealed the deal! We are also looking into the aluminum framing for lite weight! Thank you!