

Custom Food Truck Builder in Gillette, Wyoming
Zion Foodtrucks builds custom food trucks and trailers for Gillette, WY, the self-proclaimed Energy Capital of the Nation and the production heart of the Powder River Basin coal, oil, and coalbed methane industry. Gillette operators serve a fundamentally different customer than anywhere else in Wyoming: shift crews rotating in and out of mines and gas fields, CAM-PLEX event attendees, and a growing downtown lunch scene on Gillette Avenue. We build for 24/7 deployability, mine-road dust sealing, and Campbell County Public Health compliance, and we ship directly to the Energy Capital.
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Recent Gillette Build by Zion Foodtrucks
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Why Gillette Food Truck Operators Choose Zion Foodtrucks
- Built for Gillette's mining and energy workforce, crew-feed capable rigs with 150+ gallon fresh water, extra refrigeration for protein-heavy menus, and full stainless underbelly protection against haul-road coal dust and gravel chip.
- CAM-PLEX Multi-Event Facilities-ready, Gillette's CAM-PLEX hosts the National High School Finals Rodeo, Wyoming Oil & Gas Industry Conference, and Pyrotechnics Guild International; we build for these multi-day high-volume event footprints.
- Campbell County Public Health + Wyoming DOA dual-compliance, Gillette mobile food vendors answer to both CCPH for temporary events and WDA for state licensing; our documentation package addresses both reviewer workflows.


Deep Local Knowledge of Gillette's Food & Events Scene
- CAM-PLEX events, a 1,100-acre event facility pulling multi-state crowds for rodeo finals, industrial conferences, and auto racing; one good CAM-PLEX contract can anchor your season.
- Campbell County Fair (early August), Wyoming's third-largest county fair with midway vendor opportunities and the Rockpile Museum Rockfest weekend.
- Mine crew feeding + energy field catering, Peabody, Arch Resources, and Buckskin Mine shift-change windows create a commissary-style B2B opportunity that's unique to the Gillette market and pays reliably year-round.
FAQ
Frequently Asked Questions
Answering your questions about our food Truck manufacturing services.
Yes. We deliver direct to Gillette, WY, roughly 370 miles from our Denver-area shop, typically via I-25 north to I-90 east through Buffalo. Delivery includes a walkthrough of the generator, propane, water, and WDA paperwork, plus orientation on the features specific to energy-sector use.
Yes, this is core Gillette spec. We install full stainless underbelly pans, sealed plumbing chaseways, upgraded air intake pre-filters on the generator, hardened AC compressor shrouds, and rock guards on propane tank mounts. The truck is built to survive Highway 59 mine traffic.
Gillette operators need a Wyoming Department of Agriculture mobile food license, a City of Gillette business license, Campbell County sales tax registration, and Campbell County Public Health temporary food event permits for CAM-PLEX and fair work. For mine-site access, expect additional operator-specific safety orientation (MSHA or operator-level).
Absolutely. CAM-PLEX hosts 300+ events a year including National High School Finals Rodeo (when it’s in Gillette), industrial expos, and concerts. The key build choices: 10kW+ generator for multi-day operation, dual service windows, 150 gallon fresh water minimum, and a layout that can pivot between breakfast burrito service and full dinner menus.
Gillette winter lows average 5°F with extremes near -40°F. Our Wyoming winter package, spray-foam insulation, heat-traced plumbing, under-floor tank heaters, propane regulator de-icing, and optional block-heater integration, is built for the Powder River Basin reality, not the Front Range.
12-16 weeks build time from deposit, plus 2 days delivery. If you’re targeting Campbell County Fair in early August or a CAM-PLEX contract, sign 4-5 months ahead. For mine or energy-sector commissary work, we can prioritize B2B-spec builds with longer water and refrigeration runtimes.
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Service Area
Serving Gillette neighborhoods and corridors including Downtown Gillette, Gillette Avenue, South Douglas Highway, Boxelder Road, CAM-PLEX Multi-Event Facilities, Gillette Regional Airport, Wright WY, and Powder River Basin mine roads including Highway 59, Highway 450, and Buckskin Mine access roads throughout Campbell County.
Recent Wyoming deliveries

Built for Cheyenne Regional Medical Center around a combi oven and a bowl menu.

A proofing cabinet, a flat donut fryer and a twenty gallon water heater, because a donut shop washes more than it fries.

Three fryers, none of them the same, under one eight foot hood.

The back six feet left open so the charcoal smoker never had to come inside the kitchen.
Every one of these started with a phone call and a menu. Call or text 719-722-2537.
