Bloomingburg Terminal

Originally a popular ski destination in the 1960s, The Bloomingburg site transitioned under McKee Bros to a permitted sand mine in the late 1980s. The hills of sand were mined from the site over time and later the site was purchased by CM & Sons of NJ. Under CM’s ownership salt storage terminal operations were developed on the site and leased to Cargill. In October 2021, Nick Fitzpatrick acquired the site and improved the facility and sand washing operations. Today the Bloomingburg Terminal is a critical strategic salt storage facility that supplies de-icing salt to municipal contracts throughout the region for highway safety. The facility is also a DEC permitted sand mine and wash plant producing a number of sand and decorative stone products.