Springfield has 16 dispensaries licensed by the Oregon Liquor and Cannabis Commission (OLCC), and an unusually high share of them can deliver. Buyers need to be 21 with a valid photo ID from any state. Recreational sales in Springfield carry 20% in cannabis tax, the state's 17% plus a 3% city tax, and stores may sell from 7 a.m. to 10 p.m. Most shops sit on Main Street or Olympic Street.
We list every Springfield store from the OLCC's active retailer data, with its license number on each listing. Springfield shares a metro area with Eugene but is a separate city with its own council, tax and stores, so this page sticks to the Springfield side of the river.
Springfield or Eugene? How the Two Sides of the River Compare
Most people in the metro cross the Willamette without a second thought, and for shopping that mostly works. Both cities add a 3% city tax to Oregon's 17%, so recreational buyers pay about 20% in either one. Eugene has far more stores; Springfield has fewer, closer together, and a higher share that deliver. If you want the biggest choice, compare this list with our Eugene dispensary list.
Delivery is where the city line matters. Each store may deliver only to residential addresses inside the area the OLCC approved for it, so a Springfield shop may not reach a Eugene address, and the reverse. Ask the store before you order.
Springfield Dispensaries on Main Street, Olympic Street, Gateway and the McKenzie
15 of the 16 stores serve Oregon Medical Marijuana Program (OMMP) patients and 14 can deliver. Redbarn Dispensary runs two. Each area guide lists every store with hours, ratings and what it is known for.
Main Street (7 stores)
Three stores sit within 0.2 miles of each other in central Springfield near McKenzie-Willamette Medical Center: Urban Canna Springfield, rated 4.9 stars for farm-to-shop flower, Lucky Lion Springfield and Portal 541. Further east, Nectar Springfield and Sweet Leaf Cannabis open at 7 a.m., near Good Karma and Redbarn Thurston. Main Street guide →
Olympic Street (4 stores)
Phresh Start Springfield, the most-reviewed store in the city, shares a block with Deep Roots Cannabis and Old School Bliss, and Substance Springfield is just up the street. Olympic Street guide →
Gateway and West Springfield (2 stores)
Redbarn Gateway is the closest store to I-5, Gateway Mall and RiverBend hospital, and The Toke Shop on 2nd Street serves west Springfield. Gateway and west Springfield guide →
McKenzie River (1 store)
Spacebuds The Outpost, about 8 miles east on Highway 126, is a sci-fi themed shop with a full-size DeLorean and the only dispensary on that stretch of the river. McKenzie River guide →
Open a listing for its license number, map and directions. Some stores advertise with us, and any paid placement is clearly labeled.
Springfield Favorites: Ratings, Value, Happy Hour and More
Based on verified hours, state license data and public Google reviews checked in October 2026:
- Highest rated: Urban Canna Springfield (4.9 stars), Spacebuds The Outpost (4.9) and Lucky Lion Springfield (4.7).
- Most reviewed: Phresh Start Springfield (about 680 reviews), then Sweet Leaf Cannabis and Nectar Springfield (more than 470 each).
- Open at 7 a.m.: Nectar Springfield, Sweet Leaf Cannabis and Old School Bliss. Every Springfield opening time →
- Best value: Sweet Leaf Cannabis and Lucky Lion Springfield, which reviewers call some of the cheapest in town, and Urban Canna Springfield for its own flower.
- Happy hour: Redbarn Thurston, 3:20 to 4:20 p.m. daily.
- Women-owned (per Google): Phresh Start Springfield, Old School Bliss and Sweet Leaf Cannabis.
- Something different: Deep Roots Cannabis for its museum-like décor and Spacebuds The Outpost for its sci-fi props.
- Near I-5 and the Gateway hotels: Redbarn Gateway.
Springfield's City Tax and Prices
Springfield's municipal code (section 7.1002) adds a 3% city tax on recreational cannabis sales, on top of Oregon's 17%, for a total of 20%. Medical sales to OMMP cardholders are exempt from both, and Oregon has no general sales tax. Because Springfield and Eugene shoppers often compare prices across the river, deals are common on both sides, and Oregon's oversupplied market keeps shelf prices low to begin with.
Delivery and Medical Patients in Springfield
With 14 endorsed stores, delivery is a realistic option if you live in Springfield or nearby Glenwood. Look for the Delivery badge. Orders must be placed before 8 p.m. and delivered before 9 p.m., the driver checks ID at the door, and hotels, motels and dorms are excluded. How Springfield delivery works →
OMMP patients skip cannabis tax, can buy larger amounts and, at 18 to 20, can shop with their card at medical-registered stores. Oregon does not honor other states' medical cards. Medical marijuana in Springfield →
Shopping Basics and Where You Can Use It
Bring an unexpired government photo ID showing you are 21; a license from any state, a passport or a military ID all work. Most stores take cash and debit, and reviewers mention ATMs at some. Credit cards are rare. One person can buy up to 2 ounces of flower, 10 grams of concentrates, 16 ounces of edibles and 72 fluid ounces of drinks per day; see our Oregon purchase limits page.
Use is legal only on private property where the owner allows it. Parks, sidewalks and the riverbank paths are public, and public use is a Class B violation with a presumptive $265 fine. Our pages on where to smoke weed in Springfield, Springfield hotels and tourists buying weed answer the common follow-ups, and our Oregon marijuana law guide covers possession and home grows. New to dispensaries? Read how to pick one and what to buy.
Up the McKenzie: Federal Forest Rules
Springfield is the gateway to the McKenzie River and the Willamette National Forest. Spacebuds The Outpost is the last dispensary on the lower river, but the national forest beyond it is federal land, where cannabis is illegal, campgrounds included. Using it on the river is public use anywhere, and driving up Highway 126 after using cannabis is a DUII; Oregon has no THC blood limit, so officers judge impairment directly. Is there a dispensary on the McKenzie River? →
Strains on Springfield Menus
Expect names like Banana Runtz, OG Kush, Granddaddy Purple, White Widow, Durban Poison and Green Crack. Our guides to choosing a strain, sativa and indica and terpenes help you decide.
Eugene, Cottage Grove and Corvallis
- Dispensaries in Eugene: 51 stores just across the river.
- Dispensaries in Cottage Grove: 4 stores south on I-5.
- Dispensaries in Corvallis: 17 stores about 50 minutes north.
Other towns are on our Oregon directory of licensed stores.
Springfield Weed Questions
How many dispensaries are in Springfield, Oregon?
16 stores with an active OLCC retail license, seven of them on Main Street.
Is the weed tax higher in Springfield or Eugene?
Neither. Both cities add a 3% city tax to Oregon's 17%, so recreational buyers pay about 20% in each.
Can a Springfield dispensary deliver to Eugene?
Only if the Eugene address falls inside that store's OLCC-approved delivery area. Ask the store before ordering.
Which Springfield dispensaries open at 7 a.m.?
Nectar Springfield, Sweet Leaf Cannabis and Old School Bliss. No store may sell after 10 p.m.
Which street in Springfield has the most dispensaries?
Main Street, with seven stores between central Springfield and Thurston. Olympic Street has four within about 0.2 miles.
Is there a dispensary on the McKenzie River?
Yes. Spacebuds The Outpost, about 8 miles east of Springfield on Highway 126, is the only one on that stretch.
Which Springfield dispensary is closest to I-5?
Redbarn Gateway, near Gateway Mall and RiverBend hospital.
Does any Springfield dispensary have a happy hour?
Redbarn Thurston runs one from 3:20 to 4:20 p.m. every day.
Do Springfield dispensaries take credit cards?
Rarely. Plan on cash or debit; reviewers mention ATMs at some stores.
Can I smoke weed camping on the McKenzie?
Not in the Willamette National Forest, which is federal land, and not anywhere open to the public.
Does your dispensary need more visibility? Cannabis shoppers use The Weed Street Journal to compare stores, read strain guides and check the law before they buy. Advertise with us · Spotted a wrong address, phone number or hours? Tell us and we will fix it free.
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.