Hamilton, Ross and the US-27 corridor
Dispensary Near Hamilton, Ohio: Colerain Township Is Nearest
South from Butler County on US-127 or US-27.
Shop Colerain Township →Shop Sycamore Township →Shop Camp Washington →
The closest Garden store to Hamilton is The Garden Colerain Township, about 10 miles from the city in a straight line, which opened on October 15, 2026. The route there is US-127 south to I-275, then west to exit 33. The Garden Sycamore Township, 10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45242, is about 15 miles in a straight line. Its lobby is open 9 AM to 10 PM daily and its drive-thru lane 9 AM to 11 PM daily.
The Sycamore store is the nearer drive-thru store
Of the two Garden stores with a drive-thru lane, Sycamore Township is about 15 miles from Hamilton in a straight line and Camp Washington about 18, so Sycamore is the nearer of the two by that measure. Its phone is (513) 549-2713, and directions are on the Sycamore store page. The Camp Washington store page covers the other.
The Sycamore store takes orders ahead on its menu, for the counter or the lane. Online orders close earlier than the doors, at 9:30 PM for in-store pickup and 10:30 PM for drive-thru pickup, and there is no delivery.
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US-127 south to exit 33
The Garden Colerain Township, 9880-A Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45251, opened on October 15, 2026. It offers curbside pickup, self-service kiosks and free on-site parking, but not a drive-thru lane, and its menu takes orders ahead. It is open daily 9AM to 9PM; check the store page or call (513) 202-3392.
From Hamilton, take US-127 south, as Pleasant Avenue and then Hamilton Avenue, to I-275, then go west to exit 33, the US-27 and SR-126 interchange signed for Oxford. The store is on Colerain Avenue there. Fairfield shoppers use the same corridor.
Ross and Oxford stay on US-27
For Ross and Oxford the road is US-27 rather than US-127. From Oxford it runs south through Millville and Ross and becomes Colerain Avenue, the road both The Garden Colerain Township and Camp Washington sit on. In a straight line the Colerain Township store is about 5 miles from Ross and about 19 from Oxford, against about 14 and 28 for Camp Washington.
Visit The Garden Dispensary
The Garden Colerain Township
9880-A Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45251
Open daily 9 AM to 9 PM
Curbside pickup · Self-service kiosks · Free on-site parking
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 Hamilton, Ohio?
The Garden Colerain Township, about 10 miles from the city in a straight line, which opened on October 15, 2026. The Garden Sycamore Township is about 15 miles from the city in a straight line, with the lobby open until 10 PM and the drive-thru lane until 11 PM daily.
Which road leads to The Garden Colerain Township from Hamilton?
US-127 south out of the city, as Pleasant Avenue and then Hamilton Avenue, to I-275, then west to exit 33, the interchange signed for Oxford. The store is on Colerain Avenue, the road US-27 becomes, about half a mile from the exit in a straight line.
Does the Colerain Township store have a drive-thru lane?
No. Curbside pickup takes the place of a lane there, alongside self-service kiosks and free on-site parking. The Sycamore Township and Camp Washington lanes stay open until 11 PM daily, with online drive-thru orders closing at 10:30 PM.
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