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Dispensaries in Baltimore County

21 licensed dispensariesSource: Maryland Cannabis Administration licence register

Baltimore County does not include Baltimore City, which is an independent city with its own page.

About Baltimore County

Baltimore County holds more licensed dispensaries than anywhere else in Maryland — 21 of them, and not one in Baltimore City, which licenses separately. The shops sit in a ring around the city: Towson and Cockeysville to the north, Pikesville and Reisterstown to the north-west, Nottingham and Essex to the east. Five hold Social Equity licences, the round the state reserved for applicants from communities hit hardest by cannabis enforcement. If you are driving in from the city, the county shops usually have parking, which the city ones often do not.

If you qualify, a Maryland medical card skips the 12% cannabis tax.How it works →

Questions about buying in Baltimore County

How many licensed dispensaries are in Baltimore County?
21. Every one holds a current licence from the Maryland Cannabis Administration, and each appears on this page with its licence number and address.
Do I need a medical card to buy cannabis in Baltimore County?
No. Adult-use sales are legal in Maryland to anyone 21 or older with a government photo ID. A medical card is optional: it exempts you from the 12% cannabis sales tax, allows purchases from age 18, and raises the amount you can buy.
Which towns in Baltimore County have a dispensary?
Cockeysville, Gwynn Oak, Reisterstown, Timonium, Towson, Baltimore, Nottingham, Middleriver and others. The list on this page shows the exact address for each shop.
How much cannabis can I buy at once?
Maryland sets the personal use amount at 1.5 ounces of flower, 12 grams of concentrate, or products containing up to 750 mg of THC. Registered medical patients may buy the larger amount their certifying provider sets.

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