Mountainland RV
North Logan RV dealer selling new and used trailers, with a service shop and parts counter on site.
North Logan sits up against the foothills below Logan Canyon, close enough that a toy hauler makes sense for weekend runs into the mountains or out to the desert. Two dealers here carry toy haulers, and both come in at 4.5 stars from a combined 216 reviews. One more nearby store means you have a shortlist worth driving before you commit.
North Logan RV dealer selling new and used trailers, with a service shop and parts counter on site.
Family-owned North Logan RV dealer selling new and used trailers, fifth wheels, toy haulers, and motorhomes since 2025.
Within a short drive of North Logan. A lot of buyers cross a county line or two for the right unit, or a better price.
Family-owned RV and trailer dealer in Tremonton with a 4.8-star rating from 592 reviews.
Mountainland RV brings the bigger review count, 199 of them, and sells new and used across motorhomes, travel trailers, toy haulers and Class A rigs, with financing, service and parts on site. Blue Fox RV runs used only, plus consignment and trade, and their 17 reviews still land at 4.5. If you want a new toy hauler with a warranty, Mountainland is the call. If a clean used unit or a consignment find fits your budget better, Blue Fox earns a visit. Ask each one what arrives on the next transport before you drive over. Toy hauler floorplans move fast in spring.
Start with how you camp. A toy hauler with a separate garage works for side-by-sides and dirt bikes, but the garage eats living space, so walk the cargo area with your tallest rider standing up. Mountainland carries Class A motorhomes too, so if you are torn between a towable garage and a motorized one, you can compare both on the same trip. Blue Fox takes consignments, which means private sellers often list there, and that can turn up a gently used unit priced below dealer inventory. Bring a checklist and take your time inside each one.
Get financing pre-approved at your own bank or credit union before you talk numbers, then let the dealer try to beat it. Only one of the two North Logan dealers advertises financing, so a pre-approval saves time either way. On any used toy hauler, pay for an independent inspection that covers the roof, the ramp door seals and the frame, and have the generator exercised. At delivery, do the walk-through with everything running: water, power, slides, awning and the tie-down points. Note anything you find before you sign the paperwork. Buying in the off-season usually gives you more room to negotiate because traffic slows down.
Two dealers in North Logan carry toy haulers, and one more sits nearby. Between the two in town, every listed toy hauler is used, so expect to shop the pre-owned market first. A new model means asking what is inbound or widening the drive.
Prices are not listed here, so call each dealer with the floorplan and model year you want. Ask for the out the door figure with tax, title and any dealer fees included, and compare that number rather than the sticker. It is the only figure that matters.
One of the two dealers in town advertises financing. Get pre-approved at your own bank first, then compare the dealer's terms against it. A pre-approval also tells you your real budget before you fall for a floorplan you cannot afford.
Both North Logan dealers list used toy haulers, and Blue Fox RV also takes consignments and trades, which can surface private-seller units. Have an independent inspection cover the roof, ramp seals, frame and generator before you commit. Cache Valley's dry climate helps, but stored rigs still need a close look.