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South Sound Oysters and Clams

Family run oyster and clam farm on Hammersley inlet. Also harvests Manila and little neck Claims’s ( steamers).

Produces tumbled oysters, Sea Cows, and tumbled/beach seasoned “Sea Nymphs” as well as beach run BBQ oysters �.

18/07/2024

19/04/2023

Oyster Love!

29/09/2022

We'll be slinging oysters at OysterFunk Friday night as well as all weekend near the beer garden. Stop by and say hi!

So much going on this weekend at OysterFest! Here's a snapshot of the schedule for Saturday & Sunday. Don't forget Skookum Rotary's OysterFunk on Friday night from 6-10 PM, enjoy oysters, raw and grilled, food trucks and live music with the The Varmints.

Saturday the event opens at 10 AM. Please leave your pets at home! Tickets are available at the gate. Parking is free.

28/12/2021

We had a special request to hit the low tide this cold December evening... any one need any oysters to bring in the new year? Pair a couple dozen sea nymphs with a copy of Xinh’s new book— it’s time to get a gift for yourself!!!

Let us know before 6 pm.

Thanks and happy new year!

30/09/2021

Anybody need oysters or clams for this weekend for your backyard OysterFest party? We have one more tide to get your order in.

$10/doz Oysters — 🦪 XS /petites cupped or frilly Sea Nymphs (2-3 inches) good for raw; small beach Sea Nymphs (3-4 inches) ready for the BBQ...

$6/lb Manila clams

All grown on our farm on Hammersley Inlet and safety checked in our ultraviolet tanks and packed on crushed ice.

19/07/2021

Another great day at the Aberdeen Sunday Market.

11/07/2021

Great day at the Sunday market today— stop by for fresh oysters and clams. Zach and Brooklyn are here until 3 pm.

Aberdeen Sunday Market. Explore Hood Canal Tracing the Fjord

19/06/2021

We can’t wait to see you all! Happy Father’s Day!

01/05/2021

Stop by and see Zach 9 AM to 2 PM at the Opening Day to Shelton Farmer's Market in Evergreen Square off Railroad Avenue.

This week:
Sea Nymph oysters $10/dozen
Manila clams $6/lb.

If they were any fresher or more local you'd have to put your boots on.

18/04/2021

Our farm is open again for the season selling oysters and clams from Hammersley inlet.

Oysters 🦪 are $10/doz, just let us know what size you prefer; clams $6/lb or $5/lb if you order 5 lbs or more.
Just send us a message or give us a call and we’ll harvest on demand. Can’t get any fresher then that!

Local delivery available for orders over $50 or pick up on the farm!

31/03/2021

Our namesake 🦪

It's manatee appreciation day! The Stellar's sea cow (Hydrodamalis gigas) was once a foundational element of eastern Pacific shorelines. A 'mega herbivore' that grew to up to 10m, they fed on kelp. The Stellar's sea cow was the first marine mammal driving to extinction by humans. It was extinct within a few decades of the first non-Tribal harvesting. Estes et al. 2016 provide interesting considerations, including the roll of sea otters in the Stellar sea cows survival and loss.
https://www.pnas.org/content/113/4/880

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http://southsoundoysters.com/

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Aw Shucks!

If you are a local oyster fan you’ve probably tried our product at OysterFest in Shelton.

We love meeting with the public, shucking oysters until our arms ache and raising money for the Marine Touch Tanks. This year we will sure miss the fun but we are delighted to still offer the oysters.

We’ve been in the bivalve business since 2010 when our kids were much smaller. Over the last decade the farm (and the kids) has grown and we’ve been honored to forge a wonderful relationship with Hama Hama Oysters as a local partner farm. Most of our product sold though Hama Hama is shipped direct to restaurants all over the US.

For some reason the oysters on the farm don't understand that they need to slow growth while the restaurant market all but disappears! We’ve got a lot of bivalves happily munching on algae and fattening up their bellies.