Located in the Ace Basin, our location and setting is what makes us special. Secluded from society and brimming with wildlife, our corner of the South Carolina coast encompasses pristine upland pines, centuries old live oaks and lush salt marshland. Here, an unspoiled landscape beckons from your front door as well as your back, ensuring both blissful privacy and proximity to unmatched sporting opportunities. We are proud stewards of this natural paradise which is protected by a conservation easement managed by the Open Land Trust.
Centuries old live oaks draped in Spanish moss line the banks of the Pocotaligo and Stony Creek. Boasting dramatic marsh and waterfront views, with lot sizes ranging from 5 to 9 sprawling acres. Centered around a modern Lowcountry lodge — the community’s central gathering place, where your quail hunts will begin, and stories will be told — the North Side is rife with communal experiences and amenities.
An ecological gem, the South Side features a limited collection of expansive waterfront estate lots ranging from 7 to 18.7 acres. Amid this verdant landscape, owners can relish sweeping vistas of the marshlands and Pocotaligo River, as well as access to over 700+- acres of pristine quail woods, walking trails, a fishing pond, and much more.
1913
Dating back to the late 1800’s, Bindon Plantation has been an outdoorsman’s paradise and retreat. Previous owners of Bindon Plantation, the Lorillard family, from New York, brought a photographer with them to document a six-week hunting trip in early 1913. We are extremely fortunate to have recovered two (2) original photo albums containing 192 photographs. Many of the photos will be digitally enhanced and displayed in the lodge.
2021
When we purchased Bindon Plantation it had was an unmanaged pine plantation. We spent the following 24 months thinning the woods, creating our wildlife habitat and quail woods and beautiful views overlooking Stony Creek and the Pocatalico River.
2022
We timbered property from March of 2022 through February of 2023, then the next phase began, cleaning up. We spent the next 16 months creating our wildlife habitat.
2023
Our kennels have been completed and it now home for our English Pointers, Setters and Cockers.
2024
In February of 2024 we started construction on our 5-bedroom lodge that sits on a beautiful 7-acre point, overlooking Stony Creek and the Pocatalico River. The lodge is expected to be completed by May of 2025.
2025
November 1, 2025, was the start of our inaugural season at Stony Creek. Our members had a fantastic season hunting our early released Bobwhite and Tennessee Red Quail, averaging 15+ coveys per hunt.