What size trailer?

I worked with a guy who had a custom-order Gulfstream 5er that was set up for a wheelchair user.

Just saw a keystone outback 324CG that may work for you. 56" wide ramp that enters at the front curbside of the trailer. Side ramp may make access easier especially at campgrounds.

RVcrazy wrote:
A TH may not be your best choice. Look at access to the bathroom & kitchen. Some TH may not have the same heat & cooling in the back portion. Consider checking with a manufacturer like Northwood (Arctic Fox & Nash. They have made handicapped units in the past by enlarging & changing the bathroom door & shower. They also will omit one side of a dinette if you want to keep storage to enable wheelchair/ mobility chair access. These changes can be paired with either a ramp or power lift to the RV entrance. Just another thought... Best of luck on your new choice.

Actually looking at handicapped specific unit with roll in shower and under counter micro. Probably 34 ft and 10k dry. No wall partition so heating and cooling won't be an issue.

With your truck, size is unlikely to be an issue.

I can see the toy hauler as a nice option as it's got a ramp making it easier to get in and out. Might need to adjust some of the doors and really look at the bathroom arrangement.

One issue to consider is most toy haulers are set up assuming you have toys balancing the load. If the back is empty, they tend to have high tongue weight.

A TH may not be your best choice. Look at access to the bathroom & kitchen. Some TH may not have the same heat & cooling in the back portion. Consider checking with a manufacturer like Northwood (Arctic Fox & Nash. They have made handicapped units in the past by enlarging & changing the bathroom door & shower. They also will omit one side of a dinette if you want to keep storage to enable wheelchair/ mobility chair access. These changes can be paired with either a ramp or power lift to the RV entrance. Just another thought... Best of luck on your new choice.