o Water heater
o Microwave

o LCD TV

o Cable hookup
o DVD player
o MP3 player
o Home theater system

o Hydraulic slide rooms
o Skylight
o Bay window
o Ice maker
o Swivel rockers
o Leather sofa
o Solid surface countertops
o Double door refrigerator
o Slide-out pantry
o Smoke detector
o Fire extinguisher
o Deadbolt lock on entry door(s)
o Central vacuum system
o Electric lift and lower systems for the wall mounted beds in the cargo area (almost always an optional item)
 

o Awning

o Power jacks
o Heated and enclosed underbelly/basement
o Ample exterior lighting (often includes floodlights)
o Fuel station with tank and gauge (a must have for many toy hauler owners)

o Outside shower (a nice thing to have after a muddy day of four-wheeling)
o Large rear door for easy loading and unloading into the garage area

o Air conditioning in the garage area (often an optional item)
o Separate storage area in the garage portion of the toy hauler for those necessities you want handy when doing maintenance or repair work on those "toys."
o Generator (almost always an optional item)

o Satellite dish
o Air compressor (usually optional)
o Pressure washer
o Exterior speakers
o Shore line power cord
o Inverter
o Roll down screen as an option to having the cargo door closed
o Cold weather package

• A person only has to tow or drive the toy hauler instead of pulling an extra trailer for the bikes, four-wheelers, snowmobiles, etc.
• Toy haulers almost always have a fuel station with a tank as an available item, although it is often optional.
• There's interior storage space for the equipment that's being hauled which means a person doesn't have to worry about securing equipment outside and covering it with tarps to protect it from inclement weather
• Some toy haulers have the garage/cargo area completely separated from the living area by a wall and a door. It is like walking from the living area in your home out to an attached garage. Odors and the garage like feel are kept away from the living area.
  

• Smaller interior living space. Unless you plan to leave you toys outside overnight, and may people don't want to do this for security reasons, you will have less interior living and sleeping space than normal. Some of the smaller toy hauler trailers only have a bed in the cargo area which means you either need to leave your "toys" outside or find another storage area for them.
• If you are continually in close proximity to your equipment in your toy hauler, the lingering smell of gas and oil from the engines may bother you. If you think you may find this bothersome to the point of ruining your trip, purchase a toy hauler with a separate garage area.
• Lower gas mileage. Anytime you are towing something, even if it is in the interior of a tow hauler, the weight of those items will affect the gas mileage of the towing vehicle or of the camper itself if you are driving a motorized toy hauler.
• There is a larger selection of regular campers and travel trailers along with more choices of amenities and options, when compared to toy haulers.
• Being inside a toy hauler, even while in the living area, can feel like being in a garage. Depending on how you feel about this, it can be a negative or a positive. Again, having a closed off garage area can eliminate this problem.