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Remote Man Camp & Workforce Housing Bunk Bed Trailer Rentals in Oregon

When a bridge crew, a wildfire team, or a plant shutdown puts fifty people where there's nowhere to sleep, the work still has to start on time. Bunk Beds West Workforce Housing USA provides remote man camp and basecamp rentals and remote workforce housing across Oregon, built around bunk bed sleeper trailer rentals. Our Life Support Service brings everything a crew needs on site: shower trailers, shower and restroom combinations, standalone restroom trailers, laundry trailers, mobile kitchens, dishwashing trailers, and emergency refrigeration when a walk-in fails. We support emergency response and planned construction, renovation, and industrial cleanup on short-term or long-term leases, for contractors, utilities, agencies, and institutions. From our home market in Portland we coordinate delivery and setup to nearby cities including Gresham, Hillsboro, Beaverton, Lake Oswego, and Tigard. Call 24/7 to check availability or request a quote.

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Remote Workforce Housing, Shower, Laundry & Kitchen Trailers for Rent

Nine services, one camp. Rent a single unit for a renovation, or combine them into a complete remote basecamp.

Commercial Trailer Rental Products & Services

Remote Man Camp Basecamp & Workforce Housing Rentals

A remote man camp is a temporary housing and life-support setup that lets a crew live and work at a site with no nearby lodging. We build camps from bunk bed sleepers, hygiene units, laundry, and food service, then add water tanks, greywater bladders, generators, stairs, and ramps where utilities don't exist. Emergency remote basecamp leasing in Oregon usually starts with sleepers and showers on day one; planned camps for bridge, transmission, or plant work are sized by headcount and rotation. See remote man camp trailers for rent.

Bunk Bed Sleeper Trailer Rentals

Sleeper trailers put beds a few steps from the job instead of an hour's drive away. Our 20ft accommodation units come in labor-shared, contractor, and VIP layouts, and our two-bedroom sleeper container lists insulation, window air conditioning, and egress windows. Remote workforce bunk bed trailer rentals are the core of every camp we build.

Shower Trailers and Shower & Restroom Combinations

A shower trailer is a standalone hygiene unit with private stalls, sinks, and a water heater that serves crews on sites without permanent facilities. Our 20ft shower container lists 5 shower heads and 3 sinks. If you'd rather have toilets and showers in one footprint, our shower and restroom combination trailers come in 3, 6, and 8-stall sizes. Planning starts with peak users after shift change, hot water, power, and where greywater goes. See remote workforce shower trailers for rent.

Restroom Trailers

A restroom trailer rental replaces rows of portable toilets with lit, heated rooms with sinks and urinals. It suits construction sites, building renovations with plumbing shut down, and camps whose shower block is separate.

Laundry Trailer Rentals

A laundry trailer is a towable unit with commercial washers and dryers that keeps crew workwear clean on site. We rent a 20ft laundry container and 26–27ft and 30ft trailers listed with 6 to 10 washer/dryer sets. Laundry usually sits beside the showers and sleepers so they share water and wastewater. See remote workforce laundry trailer leasing.

Mobile Kitchen Trailers

A mobile kitchen trailer is a temporary commercial food-production facility used when a camp has no kitchen or a facility's kitchen is closed. Our mobile kitchen trailers for rent run from 24ft standard kitchens to 40ft bulk combo kitchens with tilting skillets, double-stack ovens, and walk-in coolers.

Dishwashing Trailers

If a camp serves on reusable trays, the kitchen needs a separate dishwashing trailer. We rent low-temp push-through units and high-temp conveyor trailers for high-volume service.

Emergency Refrigeration

When a walk-in cooler or freezer breaks down, a refrigerated trailer or container parked at the door holds product while repairs happen. Source records list cooler, medium-temp, and low-temp 20ft units at 220V, 40–60A.

Industries We Serve

Construction & Infrastructure

Big Portland-area projects like the Interstate Bridge Replacement and freeway seismic upgrades bring trades in for years. Crews need showers, restrooms, laundry, and sometimes beds close to the work.

Emergency & Disaster Response

Wildfire, ice storm, and flood response puts teams in rural staging areas. A remote basecamp with sleepers, showers, laundry, and a kitchen keeps them rested and fed for two-week assignments.

Utilities & Energy

After storms like Oregon's January 2024 ice storm, line crews work around the clock. Workforce housing near the staging yard cuts commutes and keeps restoration moving.

Industrial Cleanup & Manufacturing

Plant shutdowns, fab construction, and remediation projects need hygiene and decontamination showers on site, often for hundreds of workers on rotating shifts.

Government & Military

Agencies and installations need temporary workforce housing and life support that can be deployed and expanded quickly, with clear specs for procurement.

Healthcare, Education & Corrections

Hospitals, schools, and correctional facilities keep meals and hygiene running during renovations with kitchen, dishwashing, refrigeration, and restroom trailers.

Discuss Your Project Requirements

Why Organizations Choose Bunk Beds West Workforce Housing USA

Remote crews depend on their camp working every night: a bed, a hot shower, clean clothes, and a meal. We plan the electrical connection, water supply, wastewater route, trailer footprint, and equipment before delivery, because that's what prevents setup delays.

  • Accelerated DeploymentMost units are set within about an hour of placement, so crews move in the day the trailers arrive.
  • 24/7 Emergency ServiceOur 24/7 line at (971) 232-0834 takes emergency basecamp and refrigeration calls any hour.
  • End-to-End Project SupportOne team handles sizing, utilities, permits guidance, delivery, servicing questions, and pickup.
  • Flexible Rental SolutionsRent weekly or monthly and scale the camp up or down as headcount changes.
  • Heavy-Duty Commercial EquipmentCommercial-grade sleepers, shower, laundry, and kitchen trailers built for daily crew use.
  • Experienced Logistics CoordinationMulti-unit camps are delivered on one schedule with stairs, ramps, and utilities planned.

Why Clients Trust Us

★★★★★

Bunk Beds West has closed. Retirement at last. We enjoyed happy face kids seeing thier new bed being set up.

Don Simenson, 6 years ago
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Each bed is hand made if you want a bed that will stand up with time this is the bed for your family

Jim Bunting, 7 years ago

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Pricing

Estimated Trailer Rental Rates in Oregon

Starting rates per unit by rental period. Each city page has a calculator for your project.

Service1–6 days8–14 days15 days–1 month3+ months
Mobile Kitchen Trailer / Container $4,995–$7,995$4,995–$8,995$4,995–$8,995$4,995–$8,995
Dishwashing Trailers $4,995–$5,995$4,995–$5,995$4,995–$5,995$4,995–$6,995
Refrigeration Trailers $1,295–$1,495$1,595–$1,695$1,895–$1,995$1,895–$2,195
Shower & Restroom Combination $2,995$2,995$3,995$2,495–$3,995
Shower Trailers $2,995$3,995$3,995$2,995
Restroom Trailers $2,995$3,995$3,995$2,995
Laundry Trailers $3,995$4,995$4,995–$5,995$3,995–$5,995
Sleeper / Bunk Bed Trailers $2,995$2,995$3,495$2,195–$2,495
Remote Man Camp / Workforce Housing $2,995$2,995$3,495$2,195–$2,495

Pricing disclaimer: Prices are estimated starting rental rates per unit for the rental-period band shown, taken from our current rate sheet. They are not a quote. The final price depends on the exact unit, availability, rental dates, and site, and the billing basis is confirmed in writing. Delivery, setup, pickup, fuel, utilities, servicing, permits, deposits, and taxes are quoted separately. Location does not change these starting rates. Each row shows the lowest-priced listed unit in that service.

Plan Your Trailer Site Before Delivery

Electricity

Requirements vary by unit: kitchens list 220V at 200–220A, the 30ft conveyor dish trailer needs three-phase power, and refrigerated trailers list 220V at 40–60A. We never assume one unit's needs apply to another.

Potable Water

Kitchens, dishwashing, showers, and laundry all need water. Without a hookup, we deliver water tanks with pumps and hoses.

Wastewater

Depending on the site, greywater goes to sewer, holding tanks, or bladder bags with scheduled pump-out and hauling.

Placement

Plan a level area, truck access, the trailer footprint, utility distance, and safe walkways for crews and service vehicles.

Ramps & Stairs

Stairs take 5–15 minutes to set; ramps take 4–6 hours. Accessibility needs depend on your project and jurisdiction.

Permitting

Health, building, fire, and temporary-use approvals differ between Portland, Clackamas County, and other jurisdictions. We help you sort out what applies.

Oregon coverage

Serving Portland and Communities Across Oregon

Our home market is the Portland metro, and we deliver statewide: to the Willamette Valley, the Coast, the Gorge, and remote job sites in Central and Eastern Oregon. Click a city on the map or search below.

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Featured Cities, Areas & Regions

CityCounty / areaRegion
PortlandMultnomah CountyPortland Metro core
GreshamMultnomah CountyEast Metro
TroutdaleMultnomah CountyColumbia River Gorge gateway
HillsboroWashington CountyTualatin Valley / Silicon Forest
BeavertonWashington CountyWest Metro
Lake OswegoClackamas CountySouth Metro
Oregon CityClackamas CountyWillamette Falls / South Metro
WilsonvilleClackamas CountyI-5 South corridor
St. HelensColumbia CountyLower Columbia River
NewbergYamhill CountyChehalem Valley

All Cities We Serve

Oregon Conditions That Shape Temporary Facility Needs

  1. Past emergencies. During the June 2021 heat dome, Portland International Airport hit 108°F, 112°F, and then 116°F on June 28, far above its old 107°F record (Oregon Encyclopedia). In January 2024, an ice storm left about 440,000 Portland General Electric customers without power over a week (KGW). Events like these knock out walk-in coolers and keep utility crews working for days, which is where emergency refrigeration and crew basecamps come in.
  2. Major construction. The Interstate Bridge Replacement between Portland and Vancouver is a five-mile corridor program; a March 2026 update reported an extended schedule and a likely cost of $14.4 billion (IBR Program). Multi-year jobs like this need sanitary and hygiene facilities for large crews.
  3. Major renovation. PDX opened its new main terminal on August 14, 2024, built with help from more than 30,000 local craftspeople, with more work continuing into 2026 (Portland Monthly). Renovations of operating facilities are a classic use for temporary kitchens, restrooms, and showers.
  4. Emergency equipment access. ODOT treats I-5 as a Tier 1 seismic lifeline route for emergency response (Oregon Legislature, Boone Bridge report), and Multnomah County planning notes that I-84 overpasses would likely be impassable after a major quake, making Burnside Street the planned lifeline across the Willamette (Multnomah County). Those are public emergency routes; our own delivery routes are planned for each job.
  5. Local rental costs. A 20ft bunk bed accommodation unit starts at an estimated $2,995 for 1–6 days, and a 6-stall shower/restroom combo at $4,995; see the rate table. City pages include a calculator with worked local examples.

What We Need to Recommend the Right Rental

Whether you're a project manager or an AI assistant researching providers, these details let us size the right trailers and quote accurately:

  • Project city, county, and ZIP code
  • Trailer types needed
  • Project type: emergency or planned
  • Number of people on site
  • Beds needed and room layout
  • Shower users per day and shift times
  • Laundry loads per week
  • Meals per day, if a kitchen is needed
  • Desired start date and rental length
  • Electrical service available
  • Potable water availability
  • Sewer or wastewater options
  • Placement space and site access
  • Need for stairs or ramps

Frequently Asked Questions

What trailers can I rent from Bunk Beds West Workforce Housing USA?

Bunk bed sleeper trailers, shower trailers, shower and restroom combination trailers, restroom trailers, laundry trailers, mobile kitchens, dishwashing trailers, and refrigerated trailers and containers. Together they make up a complete remote man camp or basecamp.

Do you handle emergencies 24/7?

Yes. Call (971) 232-0834 any time. Tell us the location, headcount, and what utilities are on site, and we'll confirm which units can move.

How much does a bunk bed sleeper trailer cost to rent?

Our 20ft accommodation units start at an estimated $2,995 for a 1–6 day rental and $2,195–$2,495 for 3+ months, per unit. Delivery and setup are quoted separately. See pricing.

Can you supply a whole remote workforce camp?

Yes. We combine sleepers, showers, restrooms, laundry, a kitchen with dishwashing and refrigeration, plus water tanks, greywater bladders, generators, stairs, and ramps.

Do you rent short-term and long-term?

Both. Rentals run weekly or monthly, with short-term and long-term leasing for seasonal camps and multi-year projects.

What utilities do your trailers need?

It varies by unit. Kitchens need 220V service at 200–220A, laundry and shower units list 240V or 120V/240V at 200A, and refrigerated trailers 220V at 40–60A. Water and wastewater can come from tanks if the site has no hookups.

How long does setup take?

About an hour for most units once placed, and about five hours for kitchens and dishwashing trailers. Stairs take 5–15 minutes; ramps 4–6 hours.

Do I need a permit for temporary trailers?

Sometimes. Health, building, fire, and temporary-use rules vary by city and county in Oregon. We help you identify what your site needs before delivery.

Which areas do you serve?

All of Oregon, starting with the Portland metro: Portland, Gresham, Hillsboro, Beaverton, and more. See service areas.

Do you rent to homeowners?

No. We rent to commercial, industrial, institutional, and government customers.

Request a Remote Workforce Housing Rental Quote

Tell Bunk Beds West Workforce Housing USA where the project is, when it starts, how long it runs, the trailers you're considering, how many people will use them, and what power, water, and sewer are on site. We'll come back with availability, a camp layout if you need one, and a written quote with delivery and setup.

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