12 ft garage and 36' max length

did you ever decide on a toyhauler?

I just did a quick search with THOR, HEARTLAND, KEYSTONE (part of Thor) & FOREST RIVER. Here are a few that I found. They are mostly Travel Trailers.


Heartland Pioneer RG28
XLR HYPERLITE 3212 (12'-6" garage)
XLR MICRO BOOST 29XLRE (13' garage)
XLR BOOST 29XLRX (13' garage)
KZ SPORTSTER 311TH10


If you want to stay at or below 36' & want a fiver toyhauler your best bet is an open floor plan (no separate garage). You will have a lot more to choices.

I have a non garage model. Toys are in the "livable" space.
Never had gas fumes, unless the machine leaks.

Really your best bet is to start going to each manufacturer to see what they offer. Things change over time so hard for owners to know what is being made today. Keeping it at 36' with a 12' garage will be a big challenge. I'd start checking Genesis RV and Grand Design.

Check out The Complete List of Toy Haulers I try to keep it updated with the various manufacturer links.

Grit dog wrote:

johndeerefarmer wrote:

Cptnvideo wrote:
Maybe a horse trailer with living quarters???

I think that's what I need to do. Sundowner or Cimarron can custom build whatever we want and it will be built way better than a RV type toyhauler. Thanks

Can build anything with a big enough checkbook….even though there are many plain ole toyhaulers that meet your 12/36 requirement.

What are the brands and model numbers as I haven't found any? NOT bumper pull..

johndeerefarmer wrote:

Cptnvideo wrote:
Maybe a horse trailer with living quarters???

I think that's what I need to do. Sundowner or Cimarron can custom build whatever we want and it will be built way better than a RV type toyhauler. Thanks

Can build anything with a big enough checkbook….even though there are many plain ole toyhaulers that meet your 12/36 requirement.

Cptnvideo wrote:
Maybe a horse trailer with living quarters???

I think that's what I need to do. Sundowner or Cimarron can custom build whatever we want and it will be built way better than a RV type toyhauler. Thanks

Maybe a horse trailer with living quarters???

Well that ended as quickly as it began…

Vanished wrote:
We have a Momentum 28G with a similar concept that we haul my Indian in... Certainly pro's and con's for a separate garage vs an integrated one. I love the open concept it allows when the bike is removed, much more open space than having a wall next to the kitchen. As others have said - dirt/mud will need dealt with..

Thanks. I think I better stick with a separate garage

We have a Momentum 28G with a similar concept that we haul my Indian in... Certainly pro's and con's for a separate garage vs an integrated one. I love the open concept it allows when the bike is removed, much more open space than having a wall next to the kitchen. As others have said - dirt/mud will need dealt with..