Refrigerated Trailer Rental in Kennesaw, GA

Pigs & Peaches vendors bring their own everything

Pigs & Peaches filled the United Bankshares Amphitheater at Depot Park on October 16 and 17 in 2026, with more than 120 retail and food vendors. The city’s vendor rules leave the logistics to you: your own power, water, tents, tables and chairs, plus a certificate of insurance for $1,000,000 naming the city as additional insured. Food and drink vendors also have to show their licenses and permits before they’re approved.

A 10’×10’ booth doesn’t leave room for two days of meat, sides and drinks. Barbecue teams and food vendors can keep a trailer at their own kitchen or another private lot and run product over as the day goes, which saves a lot of ice. Placement inside the festival is up to festival staff, so if you want a spot closer in, ask the city’s Special Events office at (770) 422-9714 first.

Salute to America on July 3 and the Outdoor Movie Series at Swift-Cantrell Park take vendors through the same city sign-up, so the same trailer plan works there.

Game nights near KSU can outgrow a campus-area kitchen

Kennesaw State had six home football games at Fifth Third Stadium in 2026, and some landed on weeknights. If you run a kitchen off Chastain Road or cater tailgates and alumni parties, that’s a lot of extra product on a schedule you can see months ahead. Rental length is flexible, so a caterer can keep one trailer for a single homecoming weekend or the whole season.

On campus, KSU decides on tailgating event by event, in designated lots. Plan on the trailer staying at your own site unless the university clears a spot for you.

Backup for Cobb International Boulevard warehouses and food businesses

Kennesaw’s industrial side runs along Cobb International Boulevard, where food-grade warehouse space shares the area with smaller tenants. If you lease a unit there and your cooler or freezer goes down, or a big order lands before you have room for it, a trailer in the yard gives you somewhere to put it. Every trailer can refrigerate or freeze, so tell us what you’re holding. Ask your landlord where a trailer can sit, then call or text (404) 418-8290. We need a level spot our truck can reach, and it runs on site power or a generator.

If you’re running your own for-profit event with food, Cobb County Environmental Health wants temporary food applications 30 days ahead. Book the trailer when you file, and have it delivered the day before so it’s cold when the food shows up.