Bonita Springs has 13 dispensaries licensed by the Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU). They are medical-only: a shopper needs an active Florida registry ID card or must be a registered caregiver, and visitors from other states cannot buy. Bonita's store count is high for its size because of where it sits, at the southern edge of Lee County, just over the line from Naples and Collier County, where dispensaries are banned in most places.
Collier County commissioners voted in 2023 to ban dispensing facilities in unincorporated Collier, and the City of Naples has its own ban, according to WGCU and WUSF. Our directory shows only two stores in all of Collier County, both on Marco Island. Estero, between Bonita and Fort Myers, also voted a ban. For many Naples-area patients, Bonita Springs is the closest place with a wide choice of companies: 12 of them, with only Trulieve running two locations. Bonita itself paused dispensaries with a moratorium in 2017 before the first stores opened.
All 13 Licensed Dispensaries in Bonita Springs, FL
US 41, called S Tamiami Trail through town, holds seven stores in the 34134 ZIP, a straight run from the 24800 block south to the 28800 block near the Collier line. The other six sit east in 34135, along Bonita Beach Road and the commercial streets near I-75.
US 41 / S Tamiami Trail, north to south: Goldflower Cannabis, GrowHealthy, Planet 13, RISE Dispensary, MÜV, Jungle Boys and Trulieve (28811 S Tamiami Trail), the last stop before Naples.
East Bonita and I-75: Curaleaf and Trulieve (10347 Bonita Beach Road SE) on Bonita Beach Road, Sunnyside and Surterra Wellness on Bonita Crossings Boulevard, Ayr Cannabis Dispensary on Production Circle and Mint Cannabis on Terrene Court.
Best Bonita Springs Dispensaries for Every Need
Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026. Curaleaf and Sunnyside have no public ratings or hours in our data yet, so call them directly.
- Highest rated: Goldflower Cannabis (5.0 stars, about 650 reviews), MÜV and Mint Cannabis (4.9).
- Most reviewed: RISE Dispensary (about 970 reviews, 4.8 stars), MÜV (about 950) and Ayr (about 910).
- First open: Goldflower Cannabis and Trulieve on Bonita Beach Road at 7 a.m.; Mint at 8 a.m.; Jungle Boys at 8:30 a.m.
- Last to close: Goldflower Cannabis at 9 p.m.
Visiting a Dispensary in Bonita Springs: ID, Payment and Hours
Bring the registry card plus a photo ID. If you are a seasonal resident from up north, the card will have been issued on two proofs of your Florida address rather than a Florida license, which is allowed; bring your usual photo ID to the counter. The store checks the registry and fills only what your physician ordered. Accepted payment differs from company to company; ask before you count on a card. Florida bans dispensing at stores from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m.
Bonita Springs and Florida Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
- Supply limits: No more than a 70-day supply dispensed per 70 days, and no more than 2.5 ounces of smokable flower per 35 days unless the OMMU grants an exception.
- Edibles: State rules cap an edible at 200 mg of THC, with servings of no more than 10 mg.
- Public smoking: State law makes public use a misdemeanor, and Bonita Springs adopted its own ordinance (16-18) in 2016 on smoking medical cannabis in open and public places, which WINK News reported covers parks, beaches and parking lots.
- Crossing into Collier: Carrying your medicine home to Naples is legal for a registered patient if it stays in its original package, with your card on you.
- Driving: Driving while impaired is DUI, card or not.
More detail is in our Florida marijuana laws guide.
Cannabis Taxes in Bonita Springs
Patients pay no sales tax on medical marijuana or delivery devices in Florida, so the price on the menu is the price you pay. Each company must post its products and prices online. For how Florida compares, see cannabis prices by state in 2026.
Medical Marijuana in Bonita Springs
Getting a card means a visit with a qualified Florida physician, an entry in the state registry and an OMMU application with a $75 fee. Patients in Naples or Golden Gate with no store nearby can also order delivery; the OMMU notes that patients in a city without a treatment center can arrange it.
Dispensaries Near Bonita Springs
- Dispensaries in Fort Myers: 13 stores north past Estero.
- Dispensaries in Cape Coral: 13 stores across the river.
- Dispensaries in Port Charlotte: 7 stores about an hour north on I-75.
Everything else is in our Florida dispensary directory.
Bonita Springs Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in Bonita Springs?
Only medical marijuana, for registered Florida patients. Recreational use remains illegal.
How many dispensaries are in Bonita Springs?
13 licensed stores, seven of them on US 41.
Are there dispensaries in Naples?
Not in our directory. Collier County bans them in unincorporated areas and Naples has its own ban, so Naples patients use Bonita Springs, Marco Island or delivery.
What is the closest dispensary to Naples?
Trulieve at 28811 S Tamiami Trail, at the south end of Bonita's US 41 strip.
Can tourists buy weed in Bonita Springs?
No. Out-of-state cards are not accepted, and Florida has no adult-use market.
What time do Bonita Springs dispensaries open?
Goldflower Cannabis and the Bonita Beach Road Trulieve open at 7 a.m.; most others at 9 a.m.
Can I smoke on Bonita Beach?
No. Public use is illegal under state law, and the city has its own ordinance on smoking medical cannabis in public places.
Can I get medical marijuana delivered in Bonita Springs?
Yes, from licensed treatment centers, to registered patients.
What is the best dispensary in Bonita Springs?
Goldflower Cannabis, with 5.0 stars from about 650 reviews. The ratings list above has more.
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How we build this list: Store locations come from the OMMU's list of approved dispensing locations for Florida's licensed treatment centers. Google ratings, review counts and hours come from public Google Maps data where available. We update the list every month.