A working food truck yard on the I-30 frontage at Exit 83. Covered pavilion, real seating, and a gravel lot that drains. Bring the truck — the hookups are waiting.
Most lots meter your power or bill utilities on top. We don't. One number covers the pad and everything running through it.

Power pedestal and water at every pad. Pull in and plug in.
A truck does better where customers linger. This isn't a parking lot with a trash can — it's a place people bring their families on a Friday night.
Steel-roofed pavilion with picnic tables, Adirondack chairs and 60" round banquet tables.
Multiple outdoor TVs and speakers. Games on, music playing, live acts on the weekend.
Propane patio heaters and industrial fans. The site works in January, not just April.
Large pea-gravel surface that sheds water. No mud between your window and the parking.
Edison string lights, lit palms, LED signage visible from the frontage road.
Cornhole, giant Jenga, open ground. Dogs welcome. Longer stays, bigger tickets.
Most independent lots live and die on walk-by traffic. This one shares a property with retail that pulls people off the highway on purpose.
Dynamite Fireworks Superstore runs open until midnight through the Fourth. A destination crowd arriving hungry, right next to your window.
A seasonal Halloween store brings a second wave of shopping traffic through the fall.
Fireworks demand runs again into New Year's, putting cars on the lot in the slowest month most trucks have.
4.5 stars across 18 Google reviews. People come back for specific trucks — and we don't stack competing cuisines on top of each other.
Jerk wings, plantains, patties
Mac and cheese, festival slaw
On the I-30 frontage road between Dallas and Greenville. Easy on, easy off, and a lot big enough that nobody circles for parking.

Month to month, everything included, and a lot that already has people in it. Call Steve and come walk the property.
Call (972) 977-5193