Serving Fairfield and Butler County
Dispensary near Fairfield: Sycamore now, exit 33 next
South on US-127 to I-275, then west to Colerain Avenue.
Colerain Township: coming soon, mid-October →Shop Sycamore Township →Shop Camp Washington →
The closest open Garden store to Fairfield is Sycamore Township, 10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45242, about 18 miles by road down US-127 and the Circle Freeway. The lobby is open 9 AM to 10 PM daily and the drive-thru lane 9 AM to 11 PM daily. In a straight line the city center is about 13 miles from the Sycamore store and about 7 from The Garden Colerain Township, which opens off I-275 exit 33 in mid-October 2026.
Pleasant Avenue south to the Sycamore store today
The road route is about 18 miles: US-127 south as Pleasant Avenue and then Hamilton Avenue to I-275, then the Circle Freeway east to Montgomery Road. Camp Washington, the other open Garden store, is about 20 miles by road via the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway and the Mill Creek Expressway.
Order ahead on the Sycamore menu and collect at the counter or in the lane. The cutoff is 9:30 PM for in-store pickup and 10:30 PM for the drive-thru, half an hour before each closes, and there is no delivery. Directions and (513) 549-2713 are on the Sycamore store page, and the Camp Washington store page has its own.
Ohio asks for a current, valid, government-issued ID showing 21 or older for adult-use sales, under ORC 3796.20.
The Colerain Township store off exit 33
From mid-October 2026 the nearest store is The Garden Colerain Township, 9880-A Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45251. No day has been announced. It will offer curbside pickup, self-service kiosks and free on-site parking, and it will not have a drive-thru lane. Hours and a menu are not published yet, so check the store page or call (513) 202-3392.
The drive is the same US-127 corridor south to I-275, then west to exit 33, the US-27 and SR-126 interchange signed for Oxford. The store is about half a mile past the interchange in a straight line, on Colerain Avenue. Shoppers from Hamilton use the same corridor and the same exit.
King City Gardens grows cannabis next door in Forest Park
Forest Park shares a border with Fairfield, and King City Gardens, the company behind The Garden, operates a cannabis cultivation site there, in the former Kmart along Omniplex Court near I-275. King City Gardens is a fully vertical, Cincinnati-born, Level 1 cultivator and retailer. The Forest Park guide covers the town next door.
Visit The Garden Dispensary
The Garden Sycamore Township
10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45242
Open daily 9 AM to 10 PM · Drive-thru till 11 PM
Drive-thru lane · Self-service kiosks · Free on-site parking
The Garden Camp Washington
2927 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45225
Open daily 9 AM to 10 PM · Drive-thru till 11 PM
Drive-thru lane · Self-service kiosks · Free on-site parking
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Garden store is closest to Fairfield right now?
Sycamore Township, about 18 miles by road via US-127 and the Circle Freeway. The lobby is open until 10 PM and the drive-thru lane until 11 PM daily. From mid-October 2026 the nearer store is The Garden Colerain Township, about 7 miles from the city center in a straight line.
Does a Butler County or out-of-state ID work?
Yes, for anyone 21 or older. Ohio asks for a current, valid, government-issued ID showing that age and has no residency clause under ORC 3796.20(C)(1), so the county or state printed on the license does not matter.
What is the daily purchase limit?
Ohio's possession limit is 2.5 ounces of plant material and 15 grams of extract, under ORC 3796.221(B), and a dispensary may not sell one consumer more than that in the same day.
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.
