Hillsboro has 8 dispensaries licensed by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC), and each one both serves medical patients and holds a delivery endorsement. Anyone 21 or older with a valid government photo ID can buy, and Oregon allows sales between 7 a.m. and 10 p.m. All of the city's stores share one ZIP code, 97123, in central and south Hillsboro.
The stores below come from the OLCC's list of active retailers, each with its license number. Hillsboro is the far western end of the Portland metro and the doorway to Tualatin Valley wine country, and both facts shape how people shop here.
Hillsboro Dispensaries: One ZIP Code, Three Clusters
With 8 licensed stores, Hillsboro is easy to cover in one trip: every shop is registered with the Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP), every one can deliver, and all of them sit within the same ZIP code. Beaverton and Forest Grove have their own pages, linked below.
Tualatin Valley Highway
About three stores on SE TV Highway, the largest cluster in town, along the main road toward Aloha and Beaverton.
Downtown and Baseline Street
Two stores on SW Baseline Street, close to downtown and the last stops on the MAX Blue Line.
Central Hillsboro
Shops near SW Dennis Avenue, SE 13th Avenue and SW Walnut Street cover central and south Hillsboro.
Open any listing for its license number, map and directions. Some stores advertise with us, and any paid placement is clearly labeled. The list is refreshed monthly from OLCC records.
Shift Workers, Drug Tests and Driving in Hillsboro
Hillsboro is one of the region's largest tech employment centers, and plenty of people here work shifts. Two things are worth knowing before you buy. Some employers, federal contractors especially, still test for cannabis regardless of Oregon law, so check your own company's policy. And Oregon sets no THC blood limit for drivers: police judge impairment, often with a drug recognition evaluation, and a cannabis DUII is the same charge as a drunk-driving one. If you are heading to or from a shift on Cornell Road or US 26, keep your purchase sealed and out of reach.
Delivery is the practical option for many residents. Because all 8 Hillsboro stores are endorsed, you can order to a residential address inside a store's approved area; offices, hotels and parks are excluded. Orders must be in before 8 p.m. and arrive before 9 p.m., and the driver checks ID at the door.
Wine Country Day Trips and Cannabis
Many visitors pair Tualatin Valley tastings with a dispensary stop. That is legal, but the two do not mix on site. Wineries are businesses open to the public, so consuming cannabis there, in a vineyard or in a tasting-room parking lot is public use, a Class B violation with a presumptive $265 fine, and many wineries ban it outright. Do not drive after combining alcohol and cannabis. The legal place to use cannabis is private property where the owner allows it.
Hillsboro Airport handles private and corporate flights. Whatever the airport, flying cannabis out of Oregon is unlawful export and a federal offense.
Buying in Hillsboro: ID, Payment, Limits and Tax
- ID: Bring an unexpired government photo ID proving you are 21, from any state, or a passport or military ID.
- Payment: Cash and debit are standard, and most stores have an ATM. Credit cards rarely work.
- Daily limit: Up to 2 ounces of flower, 10 grams of concentrates, 16 ounces of edibles and 72 fluid ounces of drinks per person, per day.
- Tax: Oregon's 17% state tax applies to recreational sales, and Oregon localities may add up to 3%. Check the receipt for the exact amount, or confirm with the City of Hillsboro. Oregon has no sales tax, and OMMP cardholders pay no cannabis tax.
- Medical: All 8 stores serve OMMP patients, who can buy larger amounts and, at 18 to 20, shop with their card. Other states' medical cards are not recognized.
Prices are low, because Hillsboro stores compete with Beaverton and Portland and Oregon grows more cannabis than it sells. For the full rules on possession and home grows, see our Oregon marijuana law guide. New shoppers can read how to choose a dispensary and what to buy.
Strains on Hillsboro Shelves
Common picks include Grape Runtz, Silver Haze, Cherry Diesel, Banana Runtz, OG Kush and Granddaddy Purple. Our explainers on choosing a strain, sativa and indica and terpenes help you compare them.
Dispensaries Near Hillsboro: Beaverton, Forest Grove, Cornelius and Portland
- Dispensaries in Beaverton: 18 stores east on TV Highway or the MAX.
- Dispensaries in Forest Grove: 6 stores to the west.
- Dispensaries in Cornelius: 1 store between Hillsboro and Forest Grove.
- Dispensaries in Portland: 209 stores about 30 minutes east.
Browse other Oregon cities on our statewide dispensary page.
Hillsboro Weed Questions
How many dispensaries are in Hillsboro, Oregon?
8 stores with an active OLCC retail license, all in the 97123 ZIP code.
Do Hillsboro dispensaries deliver?
Yes. Every Hillsboro store is endorsed for delivery to residential addresses in its approved area. Order before 8 p.m.
Which Hillsboro dispensaries are near the MAX?
The two stores on SW Baseline Street, near downtown and the end of the Blue Line.
Where is the biggest group of dispensaries in Hillsboro?
TV Highway, with about three stores on the road toward Aloha and Beaverton.
Can I bring weed to a winery near Hillsboro?
You can carry a legal amount, but using it there is illegal public use, and many wineries ban it on their property.
Do all Hillsboro dispensaries take medical cards?
Yes, if it is an Oregon OMMP card. Every store in Hillsboro is registered to serve patients.
Will Intel or other tech employers test for weed?
We cannot speak for any one company. Some employers, especially federal contractors, test regardless of Oregon law, so check your policy.
Can I fly out of Hillsboro Airport with cannabis?
Not on any flight leaving Oregon. Taking cannabis out of state is unlawful export.
What is the cannabis tax in Hillsboro?
Oregon's 17%, plus any local tax of up to 3%, itemized on your receipt.
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How we build this list: Store names, addresses, licence numbers and medical and delivery endorsements come from the OLCC's list of active recreational retailers. We refresh the data monthly and remove stores whose licences are no longer active. Featured placements are paid and clearly labelled.