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What Cannabis Dispensaries Near Maryland? Find Top Dispensaries & Info

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Maryland has many cannabis dispensaries, including in Baltimore, Rockville, and Annapolis. They offer flower, edibles, vapes, and more for medical and recreational use. Most accept cash and some offer ATM or debit options. Check online menus for products and hours.

Last updated Sep 3, 2026 · Published by Remedy (Baltimore) · Citation License 1.0

Cannabis Dispensaries Near You in Maryland

If you're searching for what cannabis dispensaries near Maryland, you're in luck—the state has a growing number of options. From Baltimore to Rockville, here’s how to find a dispensary that fits your needs.

  1. Search online – Use directories like Weedmaps or Google Maps to find dispensaries near you. Look for ones in your city, like ReLeaf Shop in Baltimore or Mana in Rockville.
  2. Check the menu – Most dispensaries, including ours at Remedy in Windsor Mill, have online menus. Browse products like flower, pre-rolls, and edibles before you go.
  3. Confirm hours – Many dispensaries are open late, like we are from 9 AM to 11 PM daily. Verify hours to avoid a wasted trip.
  4. Get directions – Use GPS for the address. For example, we're at 7165-C Security Blvd, Windsor Mill, MD 21244, near Security Square Mall.
  5. Call ahead – If you have questions, call the dispensary. We're happy to help at (443)-348-3297.

Remember, you must be 21+ with a valid ID to enter. For more on what to expect, see our guide on first-time dispensary visits.

Remedy (Baltimore) 7165-C Security Blvd, Windsor Mill, MD 21244 (443)-348-3297 Mon–Sun 9 AM–11 PM, doors close at 10:45 PM Open in Google Maps

Payment Options at Maryland Dispensaries: Cash vs. Card

Many people wonder if they can use credit cards at dispensaries. The short answer: most dispensaries in Maryland do not accept credit cards due to federal banking laws. However, many have ATMs on-site or accept debit cards through cashless ATM systems.

At Remedy, we recommend bringing cash or a debit card. Some dispensaries, like Thrive in Annapolis, may have specific policies, so it's best to call ahead. Using cash can also help you stick to a budget.

For more details, check our page on paying with cash at a Baltimore dispensary.

New Dispensaries in Maryland: Recently Opened Locations

Maryland's cannabis market is expanding, with new dispensaries opening regularly. Here’s how to find them:

  1. Check local news – Announcements about new openings often appear in local media.
  2. Visit dispensary websites – Many new locations, like The Edge in Edgewater, advertise their opening dates online.
  3. Use Weedmaps – This platform lists new dispensaries and their status.
  4. Ask in-store – Staff at existing dispensaries often know about upcoming openings in the area.

For example, Mana Dispensary has locations in Rockville and Edgewater. Always verify hours and product availability before visiting.

Best Cannabis Dispensaries in Maryland: Top Picks

Choosing a top-rated dispensary depends on what you value: location, product selection, or customer service. Here's a quick comparison to help you decide.

DispensaryLocationKnown ForBest For
ReLeaf ShopBaltimore, MDWide selection of flowerFlower enthusiasts
Liberty CannabisBaltimore, MDFriendly staff, dealsBudget shoppers
Thrive CannabisAnnapolis, MDPremium productsQuality seekers
Mana DispensaryRockville & Edgewater, MDModern vibe, new locationsTrendy experiences
Nirvana CannabisRosedale, MDConvenient locationQuick visits

For a deeper dive into what makes a dispensary great, read our guide on choosing the best dispensary for flower.

Directions to our dispensary in Baltimore from Gwynn Oak Park

Start at Gwynn Oak Park and head to Remedy (Baltimore) at 7165-C Security Blvd, Windsor Mill, MD 21244.

What Is a Cannabis Dispensary? A Beginner's Guide

A cannabis dispensary is a licensed store where you can legally buy cannabis products for medical or recreational use. In Maryland, dispensaries offer a variety of items, including flower, edibles, vapes, and topicals.

When you visit, you'll need a valid ID proving you're 21 or older. Staff, often called budtenders, can help you choose products based on your needs. For a full walkthrough, see our step-by-step guide to buying from a dispensary.

Flying with Cannabis: Rules and Restrictions

Can you fly with joints or other cannabis products from a dispensary? The short answer is no. Even if cannabis is legal in Maryland, it's still illegal under federal law, and airports are federal jurisdictions. TSA agents are not looking for cannabis, but if they find it, they may report it to local law enforcement.

If you're traveling, it's best to consume your products before flying or leave them at home. For more on travel-related questions, check our article on TSA dogs and edibles.

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Frequently asked questions

Does Thrive dispensary take credit cards?

Thrive Cannabis Dispensary in Annapolis, like many Maryland dispensaries, may not accept credit cards due to federal regulations. They likely have an ATM on-site or accept debit cards. It's best to call ahead to confirm their payment methods.

Can I use a credit card at a dispensary?

Most dispensaries in Maryland do not accept credit cards because cannabis is federally illegal. However, many offer cashless ATM systems where you can use your debit card. Always check with the specific dispensary for their payment options.

Can you pay with a credit card on Weedmaps?

Weedmaps is a directory, not a payment processor. It shows dispensary menus and deals but doesn't handle payments. You'll pay directly at the dispensary, so check their accepted payment methods beforehand.

Can you fly with joints?

No, you cannot fly with joints or any cannabis product. Cannabis is illegal at the federal level, and airports are federal property. TSA may not actively search for it, but if found, they can report it to authorities. It's safer to leave it at home.

Is it better to pay with cash or card at a dispensary?

Cash is often the simplest option, as many dispensaries don't accept credit cards. However, some offer debit card options via cashless ATMs. Using cash can help you stick to a budget and avoid potential ATM fees.

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