trailer and tow vehicle too long

Not often enough if you are only over 65' by a couple feet.

65' is awful long for camping. I would think they would need a permit.

I'm at 55ft. I think the max length in the US is 65ft. Anything more and you need permits. I think if you are 67 or so they won't bother you.

Pretty sure nobody on Oregon has ever been fined for being over length. For one, they would have to be first pulled over for another violation, and 2nd troopers have more important things to worry about.

What length toy hauler are you planning on? A 45 ft toy hauler and a CC long bed would be 68 ft total but hooked up would be about 62ft.

I'm at 54 feet combined length. My neighbor is looking at some brand of 40 plus feet toy hauler (he goes riding in the desert so tow length is not a concern for him as far as finding a parking spot). The guy on the utube pgm hauled his toy hauler with a vehicle that looked like a small semi tractor. I've seen pictures of 5th wheel rigs pulled by this type of tow vehicle, so I was thinking there may be some full-timers who may unknowingly be in a over 65 foot situation and not realize total length could be a problem.

also -- in Idaho you can tow 2 items behind your vehicle. Get a 20ft tow vehicle plus a 36ft toy hauler with a 16 ft boat. Wow! not for me, but you would be over 65 ft

I am right at 72' with my fifth wheel and 14' SxS trailer behind, traveled tens of thousands of miles this way with Zero problems.

That length is usualy for double tow, not single.

with bikes on the back of my trailer I'm a combined length of 65ft. I've been through places with a 55 ft length limit and on oregon roads that are specified as 55ft and never had an issue.

after 6 years of traveling and 30K or more miles it's a non issue to me.