North Las Vegas has 7 dispensaries licensed by the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board (CCB). Shoppers must be 21 or older with a valid government-issued photo ID; out-of-state licenses and passports are accepted, so visitors can buy here too. Nevada deems every adult-use store a dual licensee, which means medical cardholders can ask any of them about patient pricing. The city sits next to Nellis Air Force Base, which is federal property where cannabis stays illegal no matter what you bought down the road.
North Las Vegas is a separate city from Las Vegas, with its own council and its own rules, and it is on the CCB's 2022 list of jurisdictions that opted out of cannabis lounge licensing. What it does have is long hours and big stores: two shops are listed as open 24 hours, and Curaleaf on West Cheyenne Avenue has drawn close to 5,700 Google reviews.
All 7 Licensed Dispensaries in North Las Vegas, NV
The stores line up along the city's main east-west roads. Cheyenne Avenue holds two of them and Craig Road two more, while the 89030 ZIP code near the southern edge of the city and the 89084 ZIP code in the far north each have a pair of shops.
Southern North Las Vegas (89030): Curaleaf is at 1370 W Cheyenne Ave and The Sanctuary Dispensaries is on North Las Vegas Boulevard.
Cheyenne Avenue and Craig Road (89032): Thrive Cannabis Marketplace is at 2755 W Cheyenne Ave, while Deep Roots Harvest and Rise both sit on West Craig Road.
Far north (89084): The Source is on East Deer Springs Way and Tree Of Life is on East Centennial Parkway.
Two stores you may see nearby are filed elsewhere. Green. on North Decatur Boulevard is inside North Las Vegas but uses a Las Vegas address, and Zen Leaf North Las Vegas on Craig Road is actually in unincorporated Clark County. Both are on our Las Vegas page.
Best North Las Vegas Dispensaries for Every Need
Based on public Google ratings and hours, checked October 2026:
- Highest rated: The Source (4.8 stars, about 1,500 reviews), followed by Curaleaf (4.7, about 5,700) and Rise on West Craig (4.7, about 170).
- Most reviewed: Curaleaf, then Thrive (about 3,500) and The Sanctuary (about 2,200).
- Open 24 hours: Google lists Thrive on West Cheyenne and The Sanctuary on North Las Vegas Boulevard as open around the clock.
- Earliest morning opening: Curaleaf opens at 7 a.m. and closes at midnight.
- Closes earliest: Deep Roots Harvest shuts at 10 p.m.
Visiting a Dispensary in North Las Vegas: ID, Payment and Hours
Staff check a government photo ID at the door, and Nevada law bars stores from asking for personal information beyond that. A passport is the simplest choice for international travelers. Cash and debit work nearly everywhere; ask about credit before you rely on it. Two stores never close, so late shifts are covered.
North Las Vegas and Nevada Cannabis Laws: Purchase Limits, Public Use and Driving
The adult limit is 2.5 ounces of usable cannabis or one-quarter ounce of concentrate, for both buying and possession. State law makes it a misdemeanor, with a fine of up to $600, to consume cannabis in a public place, in a store or in a vehicle. With no lounges in the city, private property with the owner's consent is where adults can legally use it.
Federal ground needs extra care here: Nellis Air Force Base is federal property, so carrying cannabis onto it breaks federal law whatever Nevada allows. Read the details in our Nevada marijuana laws guide.
Cannabis Taxes in North Las Vegas
Clark County's 8.375% sales tax applies here, as listed by the Nevada Department of Taxation, along with Nevada's 10% retail excise tax on adult-use sales. Cardholders do not pay the 10% excise. See our cannabis prices by state for context.
Medical Marijuana in North Las Vegas
All seven stores are adult-use licensees that also count as dual licensees under NRS 678D.490. A Nevada card from the Division of Public and Behavioral Health removes the 10% excise, and patients authorized in some other states can be served on valid proof.
Dispensaries Near North Las Vegas
- Las Vegas: 58 stores, starting just south of Cheyenne Avenue.
- Henderson: 8 stores on the far side of the valley.
- Mesquite: 1 store northeast on Interstate 15.
- Pahrump: 2 stores over the mountains to the west.
Every Nevada town is on our Nevada dispensary directory.
North Las Vegas Dispensary FAQ
Is weed legal in North Las Vegas?
Yes, for adults 21 and older. Public use, use in a car and use on federal property such as Nellis Air Force Base are not allowed.
How many dispensaries are in North Las Vegas?
7 stores have North Las Vegas addresses. One more inside the city, Green. on North Decatur, uses a Las Vegas address.
Is North Las Vegas part of Las Vegas?
No. It is a separate incorporated city with its own council, though it shares the Las Vegas Valley.
Can tourists buy weed in North Las Vegas?
Yes. A valid out-of-state ID or passport proving you are 21 is all you need.
Are any North Las Vegas dispensaries open 24 hours?
Yes. Google lists Thrive on West Cheyenne Avenue and The Sanctuary on North Las Vegas Boulevard as open 24 hours.
How much weed can you buy in North Las Vegas?
Up to 2.5 ounces of flower or one-quarter ounce of concentrate.
Where can I smoke weed in North Las Vegas?
At a private home where the owner says yes. The city opted out of lounge licensing in 2022, per the CCB.
Can I get weed delivered in North Las Vegas?
Licensed stores may deliver in vehicles the CCB has inspected. Ask the store whether it serves your ZIP code.
What is the best dispensary in North Las Vegas?
The Source on Deer Springs Way has the top Google rating at 4.8 stars. The full list is above.
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How we build this list: Store names, addresses and license numbers come from the Nevada Cannabis Compliance Board's records of licensed retail stores. Ratings, review counts and hours come from public Google Maps data. We refresh the list monthly.
