Meyer's RV of Ellwood City
Family-owned RV dealer since 1967, carrying new and used RVs with financing, service, and parts.
Toy haulers ask a lot of a dealer: the ramp, the garage, the tie-downs and the weight ratings all matter more than the paint. Pennsylvania has 21 dealers carrying them, and most of those stores stock travel trailers and motorhomes too, so you can compare layouts side by side. The average rating across the group is 4.3, which tells you the better stores are worth the drive and the weak ones are easy to skip.
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The 21 dealers split across the state, from Ellwood City in the west to the Lehigh Valley in the east. Meyer's RV of Ellwood City carries a 4.8 rating over 77 reviews and stocks toy haulers alongside pop-ups and motorhomes. Colton RV-Lehigh Valley sits at 4.6 with 652 reviews and adds consignment and buying services. Juniata Valley RV, also 4.6, keeps truck campers and teardrops on the same grounds. Tom Schaeffer's Camping and Travel Center has the deepest review history at 1,102, and Stoltzfus RV works mostly in used travel trailers and toy haulers. Call ahead and ask whether the specific unit is on the grounds. A dealer with 21 stores in the network still may not have the floorplan you want in stock.
Toy haulers are heavy before you load a side-by-side, so know your payload and tongue weight before you shop. Of the 21 Pennsylvania dealers, 19 offer financing, but a pre-approval from your own bank gives you a benchmark before you sit at the desk. Ask the salesperson to show the yellow weight label and walk the garage with a tape measure. Camping World in Hamburg lists the widest spread of types, including Airstream and Class A, if you want one stop to compare. Wherever you buy, schedule a pre-purchase inspection and insist on a full walk-through at delivery, with the generator, ramp and water systems running.
A toy hauler gets used hard, and the ramp door and fuel station are common repair points, so look at the service department before you look at the sticker. Meyer's, Colton, Juniata Valley, Tom Schaeffer's, Stoltzfus and Camping World all list service, and several carry parts. Seven of the 21 dealers also take consignment and buy used units, which helps if you are trading up. Late fall and winter tend to bring softer pricing and shorter waits in the bay, though inventory thins out. If a dealer cannot show you a service schedule in writing, that is your answer.
There are 21 dealers in the state carrying toy haulers, with an average rating of 4.3. Nineteen of them offer financing, and all 21 also stock travel trailers, so you can compare a toy hauler against a conventional trailer on the same visit.
Meyer's RV of Ellwood City has the highest rating at 4.8 across 77 reviews. Colton RV-Lehigh Valley and Juniata Valley RV follow at 4.6. Tom Schaeffer's Camping and Travel Center has the most reviews at 1,102 with a 4.5 rating, useful if you want a large sample.
Nineteen of the 21 dealers offer financing. Get pre-approved by your own bank first so you know your rate and term, then let the dealer try to beat it. Toy haulers often finance like other RVs, and a larger down payment can help on a used unit.
Have a pre-purchase inspection done by an independent tech. Check the ramp door for soft spots, the fuel station for leaks, and the tie-downs for rust. Confirm the cargo carrying capacity against the weight of your toys, and ask for service records before you agree on a price.