1. Tent campers will limit the seasons you will want to go out. Although some have A/C and heat, none are insulated well for extreme heat or cold and all are poor for rain and wind. My folks had a Coleman tent camper that really was limited to dry weather. It will keep you dry, but the fabric will mold or get musty if not properly dried after a wet trip.

2. Few toy haulers are designed to carry two side by sides. If you go with an open deck, you can side load two on an 8' wide by 12' long deck. Enclosed space will require a minimum of 18' to park both inline. Today, it is hard to find toy haulers with open floor plans (no dedicated garage) since spouses typically have a disdain for fuel smells in the living space. Most toy haulers have 72-78" clearance due to the rear loft bed.

4. If you want an enclosed unit, expect to be looking at 32' trailers or 38' fifth wheels to get sufficient garage space. Forget about towing a typical fifth wheel larger than 34' if your truck is SRW (Single Rear Wheel) or if it has fiberglass sides. We did find 38-40' fifth wheels that were aluminum chassis and frame that came in around 10,000 lbs empty that are based on car haulers or horse trailers with living quarters.

5. Although not legal in my state, have you considered double towing? You could go with short conventional fifth wheel that has a beefy frame followed by a 8x16 over the wheel flat bed that holds both vehicles plus grill or spare wheels. Steelbilly used this type of setup when he went to the national bash.

7. Snow Tiger has a large flat bed with a tent trailer mounted to the front. This setup can be done with a gooseneck or bumper pull trailer chassis.

8. Take a look at my thread in search of my current setup to see if it helps you: want-a-new-hauler-t31590.html

You can put one of the sxs in the bed and one inside your Toyhauler ......I put 2 quads on my quad carrier in the bed and my buggy in the trailer with my sons lt80 quad .... I know what you mean about the height being a problem .....I cut my roll cage down for mine to fit.....but my rear bunk is fixed in place .....find a Toyhauler with electric beds that can go up and down .....here's a pic of my setup ...Goodluck

Yeah, for 2 sxs your going to have to look at a set up like Pete's if storage at your house is an issue. I think his set up pretty cost effective also with different types of living areas at different prices. Your only other option is a monstrosity like mine at 40 feet with no partition between garage and living area. There are some older models to be found cheap and you could customize for your needs if your wanting another project lol.

Weekend trips bring up a whole new set of issues not yet mentioned. Water, power and waste. Most of the time you will be dry camping, which means you will need a generator. You will learn real quickly about how fast you can go thru water. Most haulers have 100 gal. tanks for a reason. And don't even get me started on how fast a small sewage tank will fill up. Toyhaulers will also usually come with a fueling station for your toys. 25 gals is the standard. ALL of these things are much better if your trailer has them, rather than you having to take care of them individually.

Yea, I did consider this. Double towing is legal in TX as long as you stay within total length < 65 feet. This may be my most cost effective solution because I already have a 8.5 x 18 foot flatbed trailer that will easily fit Joyner + RZR already. But I wonder what would happen if you traveled outside my state w/this rig into other states??? I may be limited on where I can go, right? Plus backing... geeezzz, that's basically impossible, right?

Pete, are you able to stand up in yours? I can't imagine being able to stand up in one, but I've never seen one like PGH in person. I like how it's removable so I don't lose my truck function when/if needed.

A truck camper with enclosed trailer setup like mine will be over $40k

A new fifth wheel or gooseneck that can haul two UTV's with living space will set you back $50-60K