Find a Native Dispensary Near You
Looking for a native dispensary near me? RezWeed is the most comprehensive directory of native reserve dispensaries and Indigenous-owned cannabis stores in North America. Browse by province or state to find First Nations, Native American, and tribal dispensaries near you.
Our directory features 849 native dispensaries across Canada and the United States. Whether you're searching for a reservation dispensary near me or an indigenous dispensary on tribal lands, RezWeed helps you find rez weed shops with contact info, hours, and directions.
Support Indigenous communities by shopping at native cannabis dispensaries on reserves and reservations. Business owners can claim their listing to verify their information and connect with customers looking for native-owned weed stores.
Frequently Asked Questions
How many native reserve dispensaries are there in Canada and the US?
RezWeed lists 849 Indigenous-owned cannabis dispensaries across 29 provinces, states, and territories in Canada and the United States. Every listing is on First Nations or tribal land.
Which provinces have the most reserve dispensaries?
The provinces and states with the most Indigenous dispensaries on RezWeed are Ontario (253), Oklahoma (110), and British Columbia (88). Browse individual province pages for full listings, phone numbers, and directions.
What is the difference between a reserve dispensary and a regular cannabis store?
Reserve dispensaries are cannabis retailers located on First Nations reserves (Canada) or Native American reservations (United States). They operate under Indigenous community governance and tribal sovereignty, separate from the provincial or state-licensed retail systems. Many operate as vertically integrated seed-to-sale operations — see our about page for more on how these stores differ from government-licensed retailers.
Are native dispensaries legal?
Cannabis dispensaries on First Nations reserves and Native American reservations operate under Indigenous community governance and tribal sovereignty. These stores serve both community members and visitors. Always respect individual store policies and local guidelines when visiting.