Find Louisiana's Fantastic Food Trucks

At a Glance

• Louisiana's food truck parks span the state, offering everything from smoked brisket and Cajun dishes to vegan fare and lobster rolls in community-centered outdoor settings.
• Parks like Heard Freighthouse in Ruston and Catalon Legacy in Maurice anchor their local communities with rotating vendor lineups, live entertainment and family-friendly amenities like shaded picnic areas — many of which are set on family-owned land with a strong sense of local heritage.
• Many Louisiana food truck parks update their vendor schedules regularly, so checking social media before your visit ensures you catch the freshest lineups and seasonal events.

Louisiana's food truck parks bring rotating menus, live music and local flavor to communities across the state, from Ruston to New Orleans.

Over the years, Louisiana has happily partaken in the full-fledged food truck revolution taking place across the nation. Every corner of the state is dotted with mobile vendors dishing up delicious food on wheels. 

Looking for your favorite? Follow them on social media to see where they're posted up. 

Louisiana's Food Truck Parks

Heard Freighthouse Food Park

Ruston

Heard Freighthouse Food Park is "where great food meets great friends." Sounds about right! Heard Freighthouse Food Park is a community space in historic downtown Ruston, bringing tasty meals and live entertainment to locals and visitors alike. Options include Grown and Grazed, which is committed to sourcing produce, meats and other ingredients from local farmers and producers. Staple Sandwich Co. bakes bread fresh every day for their sandwiches, which you can pair with homemade soups and scratch-made cookies. And Bad Wolf BBQ features succulent smoked brisket and special side dishes like loaded brisket sweet potatoes, sweet chili brussels sprouts and specialty sausages.

Food Trucks at Oak Grove

Prairieville

Food Trucks at Oak Grove hosts rotating food trucks serving an array of cuisines, from New England-style lobster to Southern eats and sno-balls. The lineup changes often here, so no two meals are the same. Keep an eye on their social media for special seasonal events. 

Catalon Legacy Food Truck Park

Maurice

In Maurice, Catalan Legacy Food Truck Park sets up shop in a roomy, grassy lot. This beloved local hangout boasts an impressive assortment of food trucks, selling burgers, tacos, Cajun and Creole dishes, desserts and more. This spot is a family favorite for its umbrella-shaded picnic benches and plenty of space to roam around.

Front Yard Food Trucks

Pineville

Front Yard Food Trucks has space for eight food trucks that rotate to ensure a wide array of cuisines. This concept is located on long-time, family-owned land, and it was developed to bring the community amazing food options to share and enjoy. Check in on their weekly vendor schedule to see current offerings.

Lighthouse Food Truck Park

Berwick

Lighthouse Food Truck Park is appropriately located against the seawall on Berwick Bay. Order to-go or dine on the grounds on a nice breezy day. The Lighthouse Food Truck Park features space for six food trucks and hosts local musicians once a month.

More Food Trucks in Louisiana

In South Louisiana, head to Lake Charles for Cowboy Cones. Try the pickle snowcone or ice cream bar. In New Orleans, food trucks take on the city’s unique personality. Diva Dawg Food Truck is always “slangin’ wieners” throughout the city, and Tanjariné Kitchen serves flavorful, environmentally friendly vegan food.

In Central Louisiana, sample specialty sandwiches at Gourmet Grilled Cheese & More, or grab fresh boiled seafood from Boiling Bleezy’s-BB’s.

And in North Louisiana, 318 Food Co. travels the region, serving pizza, snacks and more. Uneeda Taco, typically found at the Bossier Night Market, offers both traditional and non-traditional Mexican dishes.

Frequently Asked Questions

Where can I find food trucks in Louisiana?

Food trucks and food truck parks are scattered across Louisiana, from Heard Freighthouse Food Park in Ruston and Front Yard Food Trucks in Pineville in the north, to Catalon Legacy Food Truck Park in Maurice and Lighthouse Food Truck Park in Berwick in the south. New Orleans also has a thriving food truck scene, with trucks like Diva Dawg and Tanjariné Kitchen operating throughout the city.

What food truck parks are in Louisiana?

Louisiana has several established food truck parks, including Heard Freighthouse Food Park (Ruston), Food Trucks at Oak Grove (Prairieville), Catalon Legacy Food Truck Park (Maurice), Front Yard Food Trucks (Pineville) and Lighthouse Food Truck Park (Berwick).

Are there food trucks in New Orleans?

Yes — New Orleans has a vibrant food truck culture that reflects the city's distinct personality. Notable trucks include Diva Dawg Food Truck, known for creative hot dogs, and Tanjariné Kitchen, which serves flavorful vegan food with an eco-conscious approach.

What kinds of food can I find at Louisiana food truck parks?

Louisiana food truck parks offer a wide range of cuisines, including smoked barbecue, Cajun and Creole dishes, tacos, gourmet sandwiches, boiled seafood, vegan options and desserts like sno-balls.

Do Louisiana food truck parks change their vendors?

Yes, most parks rotate their vendor lineups regularly. Many update their schedules frequently, so checking their social media pages before visiting is recommended.