Enclosed Cargo Trailers in Arkansas | Trinity Cargo Trailers

Arkansas customers love the outdoors, and a good share of the trailers we send there end up hauling canoes, deer stands, fishing tackle, or mountain bikes. We also supply Northwest Arkansas logistics startups and Delta rice farms that need a secure, weathertight box.

Before you tow

Ozark roads twist and climb. Keep the trailer lights clean and working, since foggy mornings in the hills can cut visibility fast.

Quick answers

What fits a couple of canoes?

An 8.5x16 or longer 7 wide with a ramp works well. We can help with measurements.

Do you ship to Northwest Arkansas?

Yes. Call for a current delivery quote to Fayetteville, Rogers, or Bentonville.

Can I pick up in Georgia instead?

Pickup in Douglas is always an option if you want a road trip.

Do you work with outfitters?

Yes. Ask about a quote for more than one trailer.

When Arkansas buyers call

Arkansas demand picks up before duck season and before spring paddling season on the Buffalo. Booking a few weeks ahead helps us line up the exact unit and a delivery date that fits your trips.

Getting there

We head across the Deep South to Memphis, then cross the Mississippi River on I 40 into West Memphis and Little Rock. Jonesboro sits north of the river crossing on I 555. Fayetteville, Bentonville, and Fort Smith lie in the western part of the state along I 49 and I 40. Pickup at our Douglas lot is always free to arrange, and for delivery we will give you a current delivery quote by phone.

Recent destinations

Little Rock
Fayetteville
Fort Smith
Springdale
Jonesboro
Bentonville
Conway
Rogers
Hot Springs
Pine Bluff

How locals use them

Buffalo River paddlers want ramp doors and racks for canoes and kayaks. Duck hunters near Stuttgart haul decoys and gear in single axle units. Bentonville and Rogers businesses buy 8.5 wide tandems for vendor displays, and Ozark mountain bikers use trailers for weekend race trips.

Paddlers usually need an 8.5x16 or longer 7 wide to slide canoes inside. Duck hunters around Stuttgart stay with 6x12 single axles. Northwest Arkansas vendors and startups often choose 7x16 tandems for displays and stock, with room for a hand truck.