Dispensaries in Harford County

About Harford County

Harford County has four licensed dispensaries and no two are in the same town: Aberdeen, Abingdon, Joppa and Street. That spread covers the county from the I-95 corridor near Aberdeen Proving Ground up to the rural north near the Pennsylvania line. Aberdeen Proving Ground is federal land, where cannabis remains illegal no matter what Maryland law allows — a distinction that matters for the many residents who work on the installation.

Questions about buying in Harford County

How many licensed dispensaries are in Harford County?

4. 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 Harford 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 Harford County have a dispensary?

Aberdeen, Abingdon, Street, Joppa. 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.