Travel Trailers for Sale in Kitchener-Waterloo

Aluminum vs. Fiberglass: Which is Right for You?

One of the first questions buyers ask is: "Should I buy 'Stick and Tin' or Fiberglass?" Here is the honest breakdown to help you choose:

"Stick and Tin" (Aluminum Siding)

• Examples: Jayco Jay Flight, Forest River Wildwood.

• The Build: Wood frame with corrugated aluminum siding.

• The Pros: Typically more affordable and easier to repair (individual siding panels can be replaced if damaged). Wood frames also offer excellent insulation properties.

• The Cons: Heavier and less aerodynamic than fiberglass.

"Laminate" (Fiberglass)

• Examples: Jayco Jay Feather, Forest River Rockwood.

• The Build: Aluminum frame with vacuum-bonded fiberglass walls.

• The Pros: Lightweight (better for SUVs), sleek automotive look, and superior aerodynamics for fuel efficiency.

• The Cons: Harder to repair if delamination occurs and generally a higher price point.

Inventory by Tow Vehicle

1. SUV & Crossover Friendly (Under 5,000 lbs) You don’t need a pickup truck to go camping. We stock dozens of single-axle and lightweight dual-axle trailers towable by vehicles like the Toyota Highlander, Ford Explorer, or Jeep Grand Cherokee.

• Look for: Jay Flight SLX, Wildwood FSX, Rockwood Geo Pro.

2. Half-Ton Truck Series (5,000–8,000 lbs) The sweet spot for the modern F-150, Ram 1500, or Sierra 1500. These units offer massive slide-outs, outdoor kitchens, and private bedrooms.

• Look for: Jayco Jay Flight, Forest River Cherokee, Jayco White Hawk.

3. Heavy Duty / Park Models (8,000+ lbs) Designed for seasonal parking or towing with a heavy-duty truck. These offer residential fridges, sliding glass doors, and high ceilings.

• Look for: Jay Flight Bungalow, Wildwood Grand Lodge.

Our Premium Brands

Jayco Jay Flight

The #1 Selling Travel Trailer in North America. Jayco dominates this category for a reason: durability.

• 2+3 Warranty: Industry-leading 2-year limited + 3-year structural warranty gives you peace of mind twice as long as most competitors.

• Magnum Truss™ Roof: The strongest roof system in the industry, capable of holding 4,500 lbs (great for Ontario snow loads).

• Goodyear® Tires: Standard on most models—no cheap "China Bombs" here.

Forest River Wildwood / Cherokee

Modern Features & Value. Forest River focuses on packing incredible features into an affordable price.

• Versa-Lounge: A unique furniture system that lets you reconfigure the dinette and sofa for different uses.

• AccessiBelly: Enclosed underbelly panels that are removable for easier service access compared to traditional sealed underbellies.

Lifestyle Layouts

• Bunkhouses: The family favorite. Stacked double-over-double bunks in the rear give the kids their own space (and often their own USB ports!).

• Couples Coaches: Rear living layouts or rear kitchens that prioritize a large master suite and entertainment space for two.

• Rear Bath: Massive bathrooms with walk-in showers and huge linen closets—perfect for long trips.

Travel Trailer FAQs

Q: Do I need a Weight Distribution Hitch?

A: For almost any travel trailer over 3,000 lbs, the answer is Yes. A Weight Distribution Hitch (WDH) levels your tow vehicle and prevents "sway" on the highway. We install these on-site for every new delivery.

Q: Can I use a Travel Trailer in the winter?

A: Many of our units (like the Jayco Eagle HT or Jay Flight) feature the Climate Shield™ or "Thermal Package" with enclosed underbellies and heated tanks. This extends your season into late fall and early spring, though full-winter use requires specific preparation.

Q: What is "Stick and Tin"?

A: This refers to trailers built with a wood frame ("sticks") and aluminum siding ("tin"). It is the traditional way to build an RV and remains popular because it is cost-effective and durable.

Find the One That Fits

From compact weekenders to 38-foot luxury liners, we have it all. Visit Leisure Days RV Centre Kitchener (Ayr) to walk through the best layouts in Ontario.

📍 Location: 2522 Cedar Creek Road, Ayr, ON