For Brookville and Franklin County
Dispensary Near Brookville, IN
Down US-52 or SR-1 to I-74, then east into Ohio.
Colerain Township opens Oct 10: stay updated →Shop Camp Washington →
The Garden Colerain Township, scheduled to open October 10, 2026 at 9880-A Colerain Ave, is the Garden Dispensary store nearest Brookville, Indiana, about 25 miles away in a straight line. That is closer than Camp Washington, about 32 miles away, and Sycamore Township, about 38.
Brookville is the county seat of Franklin County, and Indiana has no legal medical or adult-use marijuana program. This guide covers the two ways down to I-74, the rules at an Ohio counter, and what has to stay in Ohio.
Two ways from Brookville to I-74
SR-1 and US-52 run together into Brookville. Heading south, SR-1 reaches I-74 at exit 164, signed for Saint Leon and Lawrenceburg, while US-52 runs southeast as an alternative to the interstate before joining I-74 near the Ohio line. Either way, you finish on I-74 east.
Once on I-74 east, cross into Ohio, where I-275 joins the interstate for a short stretch. At I-74 exit 9, follow I-275 toward Dayton to exit 33 for Colerain Avenue. The store is near that interchange.
St. Leon, a town in Kelso Township, Dearborn County, sits by the exit 164 interchange, so the same route works from there, about 19 miles from the new store in a straight line.
- Nearest Garden store
- Colerain Township, opening October 10
- Straight-line distance
- About 25 miles (Camp Washington 32, Sycamore 38)
- Interstate access
- I-74 exit 164 via SR-1, or US-52 to I-74
- Store exit
- I-275 exit 33, Colerain Avenue
Is marijuana legal in Franklin County, Indiana?
No. Indiana has no legal medical or adult-use marijuana program, so there is no licensed way to buy it anywhere in the state, and possession is an offense under Indiana Code 35-48-4-11. Ohio allows adult-use sales to anyone 21 or older with valid ID, inside Ohio only.
The Ohio Division of Cannabis Control states that federal and state law prohibit traveling across state lines with cannabis. Plan any trip from Franklin County around that: what you buy stays in Ohio, and nobody should drive impaired. Our Indiana visitor guide has the details.
What to expect when the Colerain Township store opens
The Garden Colerain Township will offer curbside pickup, self-service kiosks and free on-site parking. It will carry King City Gardens flower, grown by The Garden’s Cincinnati-based parent company. It has no drive-thru lane, which the Camp Washington and Sycamore Township stores both offer.
Hours are not published yet. They will appear on the Colerain Township store page before opening day, where you can also sign up for opening updates.
Shopping from Brookville before October 10
Until the new store opens, Camp Washington at 2927 Colerain Ave is the nearer of The Garden’s two open stores, about 32 miles from Brookville in a straight line. Stay on I-74 east until it merges into I-75 south, then take the Hopple Street exit. It is open daily from 9AM to 10PM, with a drive-thru lane until 11PM.
For a trip this long, check the Camp Washington menu first so you know the product you want is on the shelf.
Visit The Garden Dispensary
Camp Washington, Cincinnati
2927 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45225
Store: Monday-Sunday, 9AM-10PM
Drive-thru: Monday-Sunday, 9AM-11PM
Frequently Asked Questions
What is the nearest Garden Dispensary to Brookville, Indiana?
The Garden Colerain Township at 9880-A Colerain Ave is the nearest Garden store to Brookville, about 25 miles away in a straight line. It is scheduled to open October 10, 2026. Until then, Camp Washington, about 32 miles away, is the nearer of the two Garden stores already open.
Should I take SR-1 or US-52 from Brookville?
Both lead to I-74. SR-1 reaches the interstate at exit 164 near St. Leon, and US-52 runs southeast as an alternative to I-74 before joining it near the Ohio line. After that the route is the same: I-74 east, then I-275 toward Dayton to exit 33.
Can Franklin County residents buy at an Ohio dispensary?
Yes. Ohio dispensaries sell adult-use cannabis to anyone 21 or older with a current, valid, government-issued ID, and Ohio law sets no residency requirement. Indiana does not allow marijuana, though, and federal and state law prohibit taking it across state lines, so anything you buy stays in Ohio.
Where can I use cannabis bought in Ohio?
Only in Ohio. Ohio allows smoking and vaping only on private residential or agricultural property, and driving impaired is illegal. Cannabis cannot legally cross back into Indiana, so anything bought on a trip from Brookville has to stay on the Ohio side of the state line.
Will the Colerain Township store have hours posted before it opens?
Yes. Hours for The Garden Colerain Township will be posted on its store page before the October 10, 2026 opening, and the online menu will be linked there once it is live. The Stay Updated signup on that page sends opening news from The Garden by text and email.
For adults 21 and older. Cannabis may impair judgment and motor skills; do not drive or operate machinery after use. Do not use while pregnant or breastfeeding. Keep all products locked away from children and pets. Ohio dispensary products are tested for potency and contaminants by state-approved laboratories. These products are not FDA-approved and are not intended to diagnose, treat, cure, or prevent any disease. Cannabis purchased in Ohio must stay in Ohio. Federal and state law prohibit traveling across state lines with cannabis, even between two states with legal programs. Never drive after using cannabis.