Jacksonville has 35 dispensaries licensed by the Florida Office of Medical Marijuana Use (OMMU). Florida runs a medical-only program, so these stores sell to qualified patients holding an active state registry ID card and to registered caregivers, nobody else. Sailors, visitors and new arrivals cannot buy with an out-of-state card. The stores are spread over one of the largest cities by land area in the country, so where you live in Duval County decides which ones are practical.
Eighteen different treatment centers operate here, and no single brand dominates: Trulieve has five Jacksonville stores; Curaleaf, Fluent, MÜV and Sunburn have three each. For patients that means real choice on the Southside, where Baymeadows Road and Beach Boulevard hold the thickest cluster, but fewer options on the Westside and Northside.
All 35 Licensed Dispensaries in Jacksonville, FL
About two-thirds of the city's stores sit south and east of the St. Johns River, between the Southside, Mandarin and the road to the beaches. Riverside and Murray Hill have a smaller group close to downtown, and a handful serve the Westside along 103rd Street and the Northside near the airport on Dunn Avenue. Store names below follow each location's mailing address.
Baymeadows and the Southside (7): Trulieve, The Flowery, RISE Dispensary and Green Dragon on Baymeadows Road, Cookies Florida on Dix Ellis Trail, Insa on Skinner Lake Drive and Ayr Cannabis Dispensary on Philips Highway. Beach Boulevard (5): Trulieve (6259 Beach), Trulieve (10095 Beach), Sanctuary Cannabis, GrowHealthy and Curaleaf. Toward the ocean: MÜV at 1198 Beach Boulevard and Sunburn on 3rd Street S.
Mandarin and San Jose Boulevard (5): Curaleaf, Fluent, Trulieve and Sunburn, plus Planet 13 on Sunbeam Road. University Boulevard: Mint Cannabis and Jungle Boys. Arlington and Atlantic Boulevard: Fluent and Surterra Wellness. San Marco: MÜV on Hendricks Avenue.
Riverside and Murray Hill (5): Sunburn and Surterra Wellness on Park Street, Sanctuary Cannabis on Edgewood Avenue S, Sunnyside on College Street and Fluent on Cassat Avenue. Westside: Curaleaf and Green Dragon face each other on 103rd Street, with Planet 13 on Roosevelt Boulevard. Northside: Trulieve and Ayr on Dunn Avenue and MÜV on Skymarks Drive.
Best Jacksonville Dispensaries for Every Need
Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026:
- Highest rated: Sunburn on 3rd Street S (4.9 stars, about 990 reviews), MÜV on Beach Boulevard (4.9, about 990), RISE Dispensary (4.9, about 970) and Mint Cannabis (4.9, about 900).
- Most reviewed: Trulieve at 6259 Beach Boulevard with about 2,200 reviews, then MÜV in San Marco (about 1,700).
- Earliest start: Mint Cannabis opens at 8 a.m.; Jungle Boys and several Trulieve stores open at 8:30.
- Latest close: Cookies Florida stays open until 9 p.m.
- Westside pick: Green Dragon on 103rd Street, 4.9 stars from about 680 reviews.
Visiting a Dispensary in Jacksonville: Card, ID, Payment and Hours
- Card and ID: The store verifies your registration and card in the state system before it rings anything up. Bring both the registry card and a photo ID. If you are newly approved, the OMMU's approval email is enough to fill an order.
- Your certification sets the menu: You can buy only the routes and amounts your physician entered.
- Payment: Cash or debit is standard; ask about card fees.
- Hours: Florida forbids in-store dispensing from 9 p.m. to 7 a.m. In Jacksonville that means 8 to 9 a.m. openings and closings around 8 to 9 p.m.
- Delivery: Treatment centers deliver across Duval County, which helps in a city this large; each company sets its own zones.
Jacksonville and Florida Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
Your limit is set by your certification: no more than a 70-day supply in any 70-day window, and smokable flower capped at 2.5 ounces per 35 days unless the OMMU signs off on more. You may keep up to a 70-day supply, or 4 ounces of flower, always in the original packaging, and police can ask to see your card.
- Public places: Beaches, parks and Jaguars game days are all public; smoking there is a misdemeanor even for patients.
- Navy bases: Naval Air Station Jacksonville and Naval Station Mayport are federal property, where the state program offers no cover.
- Georgia: The state line is a short drive up I-95. Florida's protection ends there; read our Georgia marijuana law guide first.
- Driving: Impaired driving is DUI under Florida law, and there is no medical exemption.
Full detail is in our Florida marijuana laws guide and state law index.
Cannabis Taxes in Jacksonville
You will not see sales tax on a Jacksonville dispensary receipt. Florida law exempts medical marijuana and delivery devices from sales and use tax, and we found no local cannabis tax in Duval County. Compare prices instead: each treatment center publishes the cost of 30, 50 and 70-day supplies on its website. Our cannabis prices by state page shows how Florida compares.
Medical Marijuana in Jacksonville
Getting a card takes four steps: an in-person exam with a qualified Florida physician, a certification entered in the registry, an online application with the $75 fee, and your first order. Proof of residency is a Florida driver license or ID card; service members and others who keep a home in another state should read the seasonal-resident rules in section 381.986(5)(b) before applying. Learn the basics in Cannabis 101.
Dispensaries Near Jacksonville
- Dispensaries in Orange Park: 11 stores south on US 17.
- Dispensaries in Jacksonville Beach: 4 stores at the end of Beach Boulevard.
- Dispensaries in St. Augustine: 5 stores down I-95.
- Dispensaries in Palatka: 5 stores up the St. Johns River.
- Dispensaries in Gainesville: 15 stores southwest of the city.
Browse every city in our Florida dispensary directory.
Jacksonville Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in Jacksonville?
Only medical marijuana, and only for patients and caregivers in Florida's registry. Recreational marijuana remains illegal in Florida.
Can tourists buy weed in Jacksonville?
No. Out-of-state medical cards are not accepted, and Florida has no recreational stores.
How many dispensaries are in Jacksonville?
35 licensed stores from 18 companies.
How do I get a medical card in Jacksonville?
Book an in-person visit with a qualified Florida physician, who certifies you in the registry. Then apply to the OMMU and pay $75.
Do Jacksonville dispensaries deliver?
Yes. Florida treatment centers deliver to registered patients, and delivery may run around the clock.
Can Navy sailors use medical marijuana in Jacksonville?
Not on base: NAS Jacksonville and Mayport are federal property. Service members should also check military rules, which the Florida program does not change.
Which part of Jacksonville has the most dispensaries?
The Southside. Baymeadows Road and Beach Boulevard alone have 10 stores between them.
How much medical marijuana can I buy in Jacksonville?
Up to a 70-day supply per 70 days as certified, and no more than 2.5 ounces of smokable flower per 35 days without an exception.
What time do Jacksonville dispensaries close?
Between 8 and 9 p.m. State law bans in-store sales after 9 p.m.
What is the best dispensary in Jacksonville?
Sunburn on 3rd Street S, MÜV on Beach Boulevard, RISE and Mint all have 4.9 stars from hundreds of reviews. See the ratings list above.
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How we build this list: We start from the OMMU's published list of approved medical marijuana treatment center dispensing locations, then add Google ratings, review counts and hours from public Google Maps data. The list is updated monthly; closed stores come off.