Mobile catering solutions for the holiday sector

Start with guest volume, expected opening days, average spend, menu margin, staff planning and season length. A tailored business case is safer than using generic revenue claims.

Yes. A mobile unit can support BBQ nights, family days, live music, pool events, markets and holiday programmes. For event use, pay extra attention to queue space, staffing, electricity, waste and payment flow.

For family parks, simple high-demand products such as fries, snacks, ice cream, pizza, coffee and drinks often make sense. For resorts and glamping sites, premium coffee, wine, cocktails, BBQ or street food may fit better. The best choice depends on the guest profile and desired brand experience.

Branding and wrapping are relevant options to discuss. Multiwagon’s foodtrailer pages mention different colours and wrapping possibilities for certain models, so this should be confirmed per model and project.

In many cases, yes, but this depends on the trailer model, terrain, access routes and operational setup. Before buying or leasing, check where the trailer will be placed and how often it needs to move.

This depends on the country, municipality, site rules and how the trailer is used. By example in the Netherlands, food businesses must consider NVWA registration and HACCP-based food safety. Local rules or permits may also apply, so always check with the relevant authority.

It can help if it is placed in the right location and has a menu designed for fast service. For example, a snack trailer near a pool or a coffee trailer near reception can spread demand away from the main restaurant.

Yes. A food trailer can be used for coffee, breakfast, snacks, ice cream, pizza, fries, BBQ, drinks or theme evenings. The best setup depends on guest numbers, seasonality, available power, water access and staffing.

Both can work. A food trailer is often practical for holiday parks and campsites because it can be positioned as a flexible catering point and adapted to a specific menu. A food truck may be more suitable when mobility and self-contained operation are priorities.

Most trailers come with a fixed electricity connection (220V or 440V). If you choose electric equipment, it will be connected to the power supply. For locations without electricity, you can opt for gas-powered equipment. Additionally, we offer water connections for sinks and other equipment, depending on your needs. We can advise you on the best solutions for both electricity and water based on your business operations.

Financing is available for nearly all models.The financing options at Multiwagon vary by country. Typically, you’ll need to have an established business and provide a solid business plan. For most countries, your company must be registered for at least one year to qualify for financial leasing. For more detailed information on specific financing options, please visit our financing page.