On-Site Rental Solutions · Camp Retail
A store on site, so nobody drives to town for a Gatorade.
On a remote work camp the nearest store might be forty minutes away.
That's a truck off site, a crew member off the clock, and a vehicle on the road — repeated daily by a few hundred people. A mobile convenience store puts snacks, cold drinks and personal necessities where the crew already is.
Twenty-four-foot trailer, heated and cooled, with an onboard water tank and hand wash station. Four double-door reach-in coolers hold cold drinks, sandwiches, fruit and fresh food.
A butler-style service door lets an attendant hand product out without anyone entering the trailer — faster throughput, better inventory control, and it works in weather. When you'd rather people come inside, separate front and rear doors give you a clean in-and-out flow instead of a queue fighting itself in a doorway.
Two ways to run it. A sales kiosk system, where crew buy their own. Or cashless, where the client covers the tab and product simply goes out — which some contractors prefer as a retention spend rather than a concession.
We stock and restock it, or you do. We'd recommend we do it: the supply chain is already running for the rest of your site consumables, and the trailer stays full without anyone on your side managing it.
Specifications
| Spec | Detail |
|---|---|
| Trailer | 24 ft, heated and cooled |
| Cold storage | Four double-door reach-in coolers |
| Water | Onboard water tank with hand wash station |
| Service options | Butler-style service door, or front and rear doors for customer flow |
| Payment | Sales kiosk system, or cashless with the client covering product |
| Stocking | Stocked and restocked by On-Site, or by the client |
| Power | Minimum one 50-amp shore power cord; generated power available |
| Delivery | Nationwide |
Common questions
Who stocks the trailer?Either of us, though we'd recommend we do. We're already supplying consumables to sites, so restocking runs on an existing supply chain and nobody on your staff has to manage inventory.
Do crew pay, or does the contractor?Your call. A kiosk system lets crew buy their own. Cashless means the client covers the product and it goes out on request — often treated as a retention cost rather than a concession.
Does anyone need to enter the trailer?Not if you don't want them to. The butler-style service door lets an attendant hand product out from inside. Separate front and rear doors are there for when you do want customers walking through.
Also available
- Site supply & consumables — the same supply chain that stocks this trailer
- Cooler & freezer units — bulk cold storage on site
- Hydration — potable water and bulk ice
- Bunkhouse trailers — crew housing
We are adding to our owned inventory daily, and what we don't own comes through a network of trusted partners we've built over 17 years. No job is too big or too small — one unit for a weekend or a full camp for two years. Delivered nationwide.
Tell us what the site needs
Give us the camp headcount and how you want it paid for, and we'll build the stocking plan around it.