Can the truck stand on a camp site or holiday park in Lille?

Yes, provided the operator agrees and there is a firm, level spot. Check beforehand what rules the estate has for outside catering and open fire. We supply all the technical information the operator needs.

Our garden is on sandy ground. Is that a problem?

Not if the ground is compacted or paved. In loose sand the truck can sink. In that case we put it on the driveway or beside the street, and guests walk the few metres to the hatch.

How far in advance should we reserve?

For summer weekends we advise booking a few months ahead. Tell us the date, the place, the guest count and what kind of event it is, and a proposal with menu and practical details follows.

Do you also have something for guests who cannot tolerate gluten?

On request we bake gluten-free pizzas in a separate work zone. Vegan versions are possible too. Vegetarian pizzas are on the menu as standard.

Hire a pizza food truck in Lille

Around the Lilse Bergen in Gierle you find pine forests, a lake and plenty of holiday estates. Our pizza food truck comes out there with a wood-fired oven and everything needed to feed a party on its own.

Easy via the E34

Lille lies on the motorway between Antwerp and Turnhout. That makes the journey simple for the truck, even for an event that starts early.

Sandy ground judged well

The Kempen’s sand is beautiful, but loose sand and a heavy truck do not mix. Together we choose a firm place.

Camp sites and estates

At a holiday estate or camp site with no restaurant, the truck brings a proper meal for a big group in one go.

Parties in the countryside around Gierle

For many people the Lilse Bergen is a familiar name: a leisure estate with a sandy beach on a lake, surrounded by pine forest. All around lie camp sites, holiday parks and houses with woodland gardens. It is a setting where groups like to gather for a family day, a club weekend or a staff outing, and where a food truck is at its best.

The truck brings a little piece of Italy to those woods. With the wood-fired oven on board and the hatch open, it immediately catches the eye of anyone nearby. On a large site it naturally points the way to the food. Guests come to the truck, choose a slice and walk on to their table or sun lounger.

Sand, pines and the right place to stand

If you hold a party in Lille you are almost always standing on sand. A paved car park or a track that vehicles use is no problem, but on loose sand a heavy truck can get stuck. So the ground and the access road are the first things we ask about. A clear passage 2.5 metres wide, with no low-hanging pine branches, is the minimum for manoeuvring safely.

The surroundings count too. The oven burns wood, so we park the truck at a spot with enough distance from shrubs and dry needles. In a dry summer that matters even more. Do send photos of the site, and together we will mark out the best place.

Everything on board, no connections needed

The truck carries its own water, cooling, worktops and a pile of wood. At a camp site or holiday estate you therefore need not keep a power cabinet or water point free. On private land no permit is needed. If it concerns a stretch of street or a municipal lawn in Gierle or Wechelderzande, the municipality of Lille must approve the use of public space. Our sheet with the truck’s dimensions goes with your application.

Expect the truck to be on site and firing up some ninety minutes ahead of the first slice; the baking then runs a good two hours, sometimes more. A group of roughly a hundred and fifty is within what the truck can do alone; with more guests we add a second baking station so the pace stays high.