2026 Toyota Sienna Woodland: Bristol Buyers Guide
Quick Answer: 2026 Toyota Sienna Woodland
The Woodland is the adventure-minded Sienna, priced at $52,100 MSRP before the $1,595 delivery, processing and handling fee, and it comes with all-wheel drive built in. It rides at 6.96 inches of ground clearance compared with 6.37 on the other trims, and it is the only Sienna with a factory-installed hitch receiver and 4-pin wiring harness. A 1500-watt inverter with two 120-volt outlets is standard, along with 18-inch dark six-spoke wheels, a 12.3-inch touchscreen and a black Woodland badge on the liftgate. Seating is seven. EPA ratings for AWD Siennas are 35 mpg combined. See it at Toyota of Bristol, 1069 Farmington Avenue.
What a minivan does with extra ground clearance
Just over half an inch does not sound like much, but anyone who has bottomed out a van on a rutted trailhead road knows it can be the difference. The Woodland lifts the Sienna's ground clearance from 6.37 to 6.96 inches and pairs that with standard AWD, the three-motor system that powers the rear axle with an electric motor and no driveshaft. Nobody should mistake it for a rock crawler. It is a family van that handles gravel campground roads, unplowed driveways and boat-ramp approaches with more confidence than its siblings.
Connecticut gives that ability real use. State forests and campgrounds are within an easy drive of Bristol, from the trails around Burlington to the shoreline parks on Long Island Sound, and a van that can haul bikes, a cooler and four kids to them has a place in the garage. The seven-passenger layout leaves room for gear, and the cargo area behind the third row is 33.5 cubic feet, growing to 101 cubic feet when the rear seats are stowed.
The tow and power equipment
Here is where the Woodland departs from the rest of the lineup. It is the only Sienna with a hitch receiver and 4-pin harness installed at the factory, so a small trailer or a bike rack does not require an aftermarket install. Toyota lists the Sienna's towing capacity at 3,500 pounds, which is a utility trailer or a pair of kayaks on a carrier and not a large camper, so check the trailer's weight before you commit.
The 1500-watt inverter with two 120-volt outlets turns the van into a modest power source. It can run a laptop for a remote workday, a slow cooker for a tailgate or string lights at a campsite. One trade-off to know about is that Toyota does not offer a spare tire on the Woodland, which matters if your outings take you far from a repair shop.
Priced just above the Limited
The Woodland's $52,100 MSRP is $95 higher than the front-drive Limited at $52,005, and the Woodland already includes AWD, which costs $2,000 extra on the Limited. That makes the Woodland the better value if you were going to add AWD anyway and care more about outdoor capability than leather. With delivery the Woodland comes to $53,695, which is above Connecticut's $50,000 line, so the 7.75% rate applies and the tax is roughly $4,161. The pricing and leasing guide covers how the thresholds work.
Ice Cap white is exclusive to the Woodland, and the Heavy Metal gray that other trims can order is not offered here.
Who the Woodland suits
It suits families who actually leave pavement: hikers, anglers, campers and anyone who tows a small trailer. Victor M., who bought a Highlander, described the sort of welcome that makes a big purchase easier: "my wife and I were treated like family and shown a real VIP experience second to none." He credited Nick, one of the dealership's product specialists. If you would rather have luxury equipment than trail capability, see the Limited guide or the Platinum guide.
Frequently asked questions
How much does the 2026 Sienna Woodland cost?
The Woodland starts at $52,100 MSRP before the $1,595 delivery, processing and handling fee, taxes, title and registration. AWD is already included, and the dealership sets the final price.
Does the Woodland have all-wheel drive?
Yes. AWD is standard on the Woodland, and there is no front-wheel-drive version.
Can the Woodland tow a trailer?
Toyota lists the Sienna's towing capacity at 3,500 pounds, and the Woodland is the only trim with a factory-installed hitch receiver and 4-pin wiring harness. Confirm your trailer's weight against that figure.
How much ground clearance does the Woodland have?
6.96 inches, compared with 6.37 inches on the other Sienna trims.
Is the Woodland a different engine from the other Siennas?
No. It uses the same 245-horsepower hybrid system as every 2026 Sienna, in its three-motor AWD form.
The bottom line
The Woodland is the Sienna for families who plan weekends outdoors. See current Sienna inventory or call 860-584-7333 to arrange a drive.
MSRP figures exclude the $1,595 delivery, processing and handling fee, taxes, title, registration and dealer-installed options; the dealer sets the actual selling price. Tax illustrations apply Connecticut's rates to MSRP plus delivery and are examples only. Fuel-economy figures are EPA estimates and real-world results vary. Towing capacity depends on equipment and loading; consult the Owner's Manual. Equipment, pricing and availability can change with configuration and production timing; confirm current details with Toyota of Bristol. Customer quotes are excerpts from public Google reviews of Toyota of Bristol.
