Dispensary Near Bond Hill

Camp Washington or Sycamore Township: which is better for Bond Hill?

Both are realistic options from Bond Hill and Roselawn. Camp Washington sits southwest via Reading Road and I-75, Sycamore Township sits northeast via Reading Road and I-71. Pick based on which direction you are already heading rather than assuming one is clearly closer.

Reading Road runs through the middle of this part of the city and connects reasonably well to both stores, which is why this is one of the few neighborhoods where either location makes sense depending on the day.

Shoppers who work near one store or the other often just default to whichever is on their commute route, which is a perfectly reasonable way to decide given how comparable the two options are.

Camp Washington address

2927 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45225

Sycamore Township address

10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45242

Store hours (both)

Daily 9AM to 10PM

What do budtenders see Bond Hill and Roselawn shoppers ask for most?

Flower and pre-rolls remain the most common first purchase, followed by questions about vape cartridges for anyone who wants something more discreet. Budtenders at both stores field the same basic questions daily and walk newcomers through options without pressure.

Nobody behind the counter expects you to already know the difference between distillate and live resin. Ask, and you will get a straight answer, whether you are at Camp Washington or Sycamore Township.

If you would rather come in with a plan, our flower-choosing guide is a good starting point before your first visit.

Repeat shoppers tend to settle into a routine fairly quickly: a preferred strain type, a go-to format, and a sense of how much to buy for a typical stretch. New shoppers usually get there within a visit or two.

Is the drive-thru worth it from Bond Hill?

Yes, for anyone who wants to skip parking and walking into the lobby. Both stores run drive-thru lanes daily from 9AM to 11PM, an hour past the 10PM store close, and orders placed ahead online are ready when you pull up.

The drive-thru enforces the same ID and age rules as the counter at either location, so it is simply a faster option, not a different set of requirements.

On a weeknight when time is tight, ordering ahead and using the drive-thru at whichever store is closer often beats the lobby experience by a wide margin.

What is on the menu?

Both stores carry flower, pre-rolls, infused pre-rolls, vape cartridges, concentrates, edibles, drinks, tinctures and topicals, and accessories, sourced from licensed Ohio growers and processors and tested by state-approved labs before sale.

Check the Camp Washington menu or Sycamore Township menu directly, since specific inventory and any current deals differ store to store.

Both stores also stock King City Gardens, The Garden’s own Ohio-grown flagship line, alongside a rotating lineup of other Ohio cannabis brands.

What are the rules every shopper needs to know?

Adults 21 and older with valid ID can buy up to 2.5 ounces of flower or 15 grams of extract. Public consumption is illegal statewide, and the rules apply identically at both stores. No medical card is required for recreational purchases.

Ohio’s program dates to Issue 2, approved in November 2023, with licensed sales beginning in August 2024 under the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control.

These rules apply the same way to a Bond Hill resident shopping at Sycamore Township as they do to a Sycamore Township regular making the drive to Camp Washington instead.

Nothing about crossing between the two stores changes your legal standing. Ohio law follows you statewide, not store by store, so switching locations mid-month does not reset or double any limit.

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