Billings has 70 dispensaries licensed by the Montana Department of Revenue. Adults 21 and older with a valid photo ID from any state can buy, so travelers on Interstate 90 shop on the same terms as locals. There is a catch that no other big Montana city has: Billings voters banned adult-use dispensaries inside city limits in November 2021, and the city still allows no adult-use sales there, so most stores with a Billings mailing address sit just outside the city line in Yellowstone County. Medical cardholders can also shop at the small number of medical dispensaries the city allows.
That city line explains the map. Montana's largest city has the most stores in the state, 70 in our directory, yet many cluster in Lockwood across the Yellowstone River and along the Interstate 90 frontage roads on the west end rather than downtown.
All 70 Licensed Dispensaries in Billings, MT
According to the City of Billings marijuana business license page, no licenses are issued for adult-use dispensaries and no adult-use sales may occur within city limits, and the city caps medical dispensaries at eight. The state licenses every location on our list, but the city rule still applies inside its boundary, so if you are not a medical cardholder, call ahead to confirm a store can sell to you. Yellowstone County kept adult-use sales legal outside the city. Almost every store in our data uses ZIP 59101, and 38 of the 70 listings show a name only, with no street address.
Lockwood and the east side: Yellowstone Buds on U.S. Highway 87 East, C4, Elevated Lockwood 2, Apogee Gardens Billings Dispensary and Holistic Relief By Design on Old Hardin Road, Sensicare Billings on Hannon Road, Seed Of Life Labs on Mullowney Lane, Mountain Organics Lockwood on Cerise Road, Frosteez Lockwood on North Frontage Road, and Frosteez and That One Place in neighboring buildings on Jellison Road.
South Frontage Road and Entryway Drive (I-90 west): Lionheart Cannabis Billings Erie, Elevated, Triggers Relief, N8V Grown, High Mountain Billings West End and Pure Dispensary Billings.
West End, ZIP 59106: Mountain Organics on South 70th Street West, Granite Peak Distributing on Central Avenue, Montana Advanced Caregivers on Cowboy Way, and Chronic Caregivers and Mm/Strictly Terps on Alderson Avenue. Elsewhere: Hometree on Niehenke Avenue, Lionheart Cannabis Billings Dispensary on Erie Drive, Bloom on 3rd Avenue North, 312 Dispensary on North 9th Street, Uncle Bucks and Ideal Naturals on Reynolds Street, The Maz on Grant Road and Billings West on St Johns Avenue in 59102, and Yellowstone Cannabis on Highway 312 in 59105.
Listed by name only (call for the address): 312 Cannabis Zoo, 32nd St, 406 Organix Inc, 64th St, 89th Street Cultivation, B-Town Buds, Billing, Cowboy Wy, Danford Ave, East Lane, Elevated Duck Creek, Euphoria Wellness Billings, Forevergreen Sugar, Green Bee East, The Green Bee Lockwood, Gvh Inc Billings, High Mountain Erie Suite A, High Mountain Erie Suite B, Hometree Billings 2, Hometree Dispensary Niehenke, Kanopli, Lockwood, Mac, Mac Cowboy Way Dispensary, Main St, Natures Fix Billings, Royce Dispo, Royce Dispo 2, Seed Of Life Labs Billings South, Shelf Lake 5, Shelf Lake 6, Stillwater A, Stillwater B, Stillwater C, Stillwater D, Stink Blossom, Stink Blossom West and Yellowstone Buds Lockwood Secondary Dispensary.
Elevated, Hometree and High Mountain each have three listings, and several chains have two; some share one Google profile.
Best Billings Dispensaries for Every Need
Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026.
- Highest rated and most reviewed: Hometree, a perfect 5.0 on about 1,600 reviews.
- Also top rated: Yellowstone Buds (4.9, about 990 reviews), Holistic Relief By Design (4.9, about 630), Apogee Gardens (4.9, about 270) and Mm/Strictly Terps (5.0, about 110).
- Open until 8 p.m.: Elevated, Elevated Lockwood 2, Holistic Relief By Design and High Mountain Billings West End.
- Opening time: Most stores with listed hours open at 9 a.m., the earliest Montana law allows. A couple of Google listings show earlier hours, which state rules do not permit for sales, so call before an early trip.
Visiting a Dispensary in Billings: ID, Payment and Hours
Bring a photo ID from any state showing you are 21, and plan to pay with cash or debit. Montana dispensaries may sell only between 9 a.m. and 8 p.m., and most Billings stores close between 7:45 and 8 p.m.
Billings and Montana Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
Adults may buy and possess up to 1 ounce, with no more than 8 grams of concentrate and 800 milligrams of THC in edibles. Smoking in a public place carries a civil fine of up to $50, so Riverfront Park, the Rimrocks trails and downtown sidewalks are off limits; private property with the owner's permission is fine. Keep products in the trunk while driving. Driving with 5 ng/mL or more of THC in the blood counts as DUI.
Heading south? Wyoming is a short drive south and bans marijuana, and the Department of Revenue says carrying cannabis across any state line is prohibited. The full rules are in our Montana marijuana laws guide, and you can compare neighbors in every state's cannabis laws.
Cannabis Taxes in Billings
Adult-use purchases carry Montana's 20% state tax plus Yellowstone County's 3% local option tax, 23% in all. Medical purchases carry the 4% state tax plus the same 3% county tax, which Yellowstone County has applied to both adult-use and medical sales since January 31, 2022, according to the Department of Revenue. Montana has no general sales tax. See how that compares in our 2026 cannabis price guide.
Medical Marijuana in Billings
Medical cards are for Montana residents with a recommendation from a Montana-licensed physician, and a card costs $20. Inside Billings city limits, medical dispensaries are the only kind the city licenses, capped at eight. Cardholders pay 7% total tax instead of 23% and may buy up to 1 ounce a day and 5 ounces a month. Out-of-state cards are not recognized; see Cannabis 101 for basics.
Dispensaries Near Billings
- Dispensaries in Laurel: 6 stores west on I-90.
- Dispensaries in Shepherd: 2 stores northeast of town.
- Dispensaries in Hardin: 2 stores east on I-90.
- Dispensaries in Red Lodge: 2 stores at the foot of the Beartooth Highway.
- Dispensaries in Bozeman: 68 stores about two hours west.
See every town in our Montana dispensary directory.
Billings Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in Billings?
Yes. Adults 21 and older may possess and use marijuana in Billings, but the city bans adult-use sales inside its limits, so recreational shopping happens at stores just outside the city line.
Why are so many Billings dispensaries in Lockwood?
Billings voters prohibited adult-use dispensaries in the city in 2021, while Yellowstone County kept them legal, so stores opened in county areas such as Lockwood and along the I-90 frontage roads.
How many dispensaries are in Billings?
Our directory lists 70 licensed stores with a Billings address, the most of any Montana city.
Can tourists buy weed in Billings?
Yes, at adult-use stores outside city limits. There is no residency requirement; you need a valid ID showing you are 21.
What time do dispensaries close in Billings?
Most close between 7:45 and 8 p.m. State law ends sales at 8 p.m.
Do Billings dispensaries take cards?
Cash and debit are safest; credit acceptance varies.
How much can I buy?
Up to 1 ounce, including no more than 8 grams of concentrate and 800 milligrams of THC in edibles.
Where can I smoke weed in Billings?
Indoors on private property, if the owner allows it. Public use, including parks and the Rims, can bring a fine of up to $50.
Can I get weed delivered in Billings?
We have not confirmed a licensed delivery option in Billings. Ask the store directly.
What is the best dispensary in Billings?
Hometree has the strongest record, 5.0 stars on about 1,600 reviews; see the ratings list above for more.
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How we build this list: Store names and towns come from the Montana Department of Revenue's list of licensed dispensary locations. Ratings, review counts and hours come from public Google Maps data, and permanently or temporarily closed stores are left out of the text. Where we could not confirm a street address, the listing shows the name only. We refresh the list monthly.