All 3 of them
The listings are on Enoch Cree Nation, Samson, Sucker Creek. They are independent community shops rather than part of any chain or cluster, and each serves its own nation and the surrounding area.
Because there are so few, there is no meaningful "nearest cluster" advice to give. If none of them is a reasonable drive, the practical alternatives in Alberta are the province's licensed private retailers, which are numerous and competitively priced by Canadian standards.
Practical notes
Alberta is 18+, the lowest minimum age in Canada, and photo ID is expected. Each nation can set its own policy on top of that.
Cash is the safe assumption at community shops.
3 of the 3 carry a Google rating, averaging 4.33. 4Hoots (4.8 from 37 reviews); 7 Points Cannabis (4.2 from 217 reviews); Green Nation Naturals (4 from 29 reviews). Ratings come from Google and are shown as-is — we do not rank shops ourselves and placement is not for sale.
Cities near Alberta dispensaries
Edmonton each have a page showing what is within driving distance, with distances from the city centre.
Common questions
How many reserve dispensaries are there in Alberta?
3 in this directory, on Enoch Cree Nation, Samson, Sucker Creek. Alberta has far fewer than Ontario or BC — its licensed private retail market is dense and on-reserve retail did not develop the same way.
Why are there so few compared to Ontario?
Alberta legalised private cannabis retail early and licensed a large number of stores, so the price and access gap that drove on-reserve retail elsewhere was smaller here. The difference is structural rather than a shortfall in our listings.
What is the legal age in Alberta?
18, the lowest in Canada. Individual nations can set their own policy on top of the provincial minimum, so bring photo ID.
Are they cheaper than Alberta licensed stores?
Not necessarily. Alberta's licensed retail is unusually competitive on price, so the gap that exists in Ontario or Quebec is much smaller here and can go either way.