saltworksTHE PLACE
Salt with an address.
Bulls Bay seawater becomes salt in greenhouses at McClellanville. The producer distinguishes its coastal collection point from the saltworks. [1]
THE METHOD
How the salt is made.
Water is transported from the bay to greenhouses. Sun drives evaporation, with solar-powered fans removing humidity. The operator describes filtering sediment, hand harvesting, rinsing crystals in brine and drying them. [1]
Process described by the operator; method categories are editorial groupings. Not independently inspected.
THE HARVEST
What is made here.
VISITING
Access unconfirmed
Public access has not been established from the reviewed sources. Contact the producer before planning a visit.
Reviewed 2026-09-30. Confirm current access directly before travelling.
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- Exact production-site coordinates and visitor arrangements have not been independently checked.
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FOLLOW THE EVIDENCE
Sources & review.
- FAQ (opens in a new tab)Operator source · Reviewed 2026-09-30McClellanville saltworks; Bulls Bay intake; transport, greenhouse evaporation, solar-powered ventilation, filtration, hand harvest, brine rinse and drying. FAQ explicitly states fans remove humidity.
- Bulls Bay Saltworks — products (opens in a new tab)Operator source · Reviewed 2026-09-30Carolina Flake: greenhouse-grown crystals harvested, dried and packaged onsite.
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