Dispensary Near Kenwood, OH

Which Garden Dispensary location serves Kenwood?

Kenwood shoppers use the Sycamore Township store at 10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45242. It sits on the Montgomery Road corridor just south of Kenwood Towne Centre, close to the I-71 and Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway interchanges that most Kenwood traffic already uses.

Montgomery Road is the spine of this part of Hamilton County, and the store was placed on it on purpose. Coming from the mall, from the office parks along Kenwood Road, or from the apartments and condos scattered through the area, you are already pointed at Montgomery Road most of the time.

The Camp Washington location, by contrast, sits west near I-75 and serves the urban core. For Kenwood, Sycamore Township is the shorter, more direct option every time, and it avoids the downtown interchange traffic that a Camp Washington trip would add to the drive.

If you are coming off I-71, the Ronald Reagan Cross County Highway interchange puts you close enough that Montgomery Road is the last real turn before you arrive, whether you are heading south from the highway or east from Kenwood Road itself.

Serving store

Sycamore Township, 10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati OH 45242

Store hours

Daily 9AM to 10PM

Nearest landmark

Kenwood Towne Centre

Does the Kenwood-area store have a drive-thru?

Yes. The Sycamore Township store runs a cannabis drive-thru daily from 9AM to 11PM, a full hour past the 10PM lobby close. Build an order on the online menu, pull up with your ID ready, and skip walking a parking lot after dark.

An extra hour matters more than it sounds. Kenwood Towne Centre stores close around 9, restaurants keep going, and plenty of people are still out well past 10 on a Friday. The drive-thru catches that window without asking anyone to change their evening plans.

It runs under the same rules as the counter inside: ID checked every visit, 21 and older only, purchase totals tracked against Ohio’s possession limits. New to the format? Our drive-thru walkthrough covers the lane-by-lane steps.

What can I buy at the Sycamore Township dispensary?

The Sycamore Township menu covers flower, pre-rolls, infused pre-rolls, vape cartridges, concentrates, edibles, drinks, tinctures, topicals and accessories, sourced from licensed Ohio cultivators and processors including the in-house King City Gardens line.

Inventory turns over regularly, so the safest move is checking the live Sycamore Township menu before you drive over rather than working from memory of last month’s selection. Categories are also broken down individually if you want a deeper look, starting with flower and vapes.

Every product on the shelf has passed testing through a state-approved lab before it reaches the counter, which is standard across Ohio, not a Garden-specific perk. King City Gardens, the in-house cultivation brand, grows a rotating flower lineup alongside the outside brands stocked on the shelf, so regulars tend to alternate between a house strain and whatever guest brand just landed.

First time in? Ask a budtender for a quick walk-through of the categories before you commit. It takes a couple of minutes and saves a return trip if what you picked turns out to be the wrong format for what you actually wanted.

Sycamore Township is also where you will find Pack 24, a brand co-created with former NFL player Adam “Pacman” Jones, with fan-favorite strains like Donkey OG and Blueberry Muffin showing up on the shelf alongside King City Gardens and a rotating cast of other Ohio brands.

What are the legal basics for shopping near Kenwood?

Ohio adult-use law requires shoppers to be 21 or older with a valid government photo ID, out-of-state IDs included. Possession is capped at 2.5 ounces of flower or 15 grams of extract, and consumption has to stay off public property and out of vehicles.

These limits come from Issue 2, the measure Ohio voters approved in November 2023, with sales beginning in August 2024 under the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control. They apply the same way in Kenwood as anywhere else in the state, and a budtender will flag anything near a limit before you check out.

No medical card is required for adult-use purchases, though Ohio medical patients are welcome to shop with theirs. Home grow is also legal statewide, up to six plants per adult and twelve per household, but that has nothing to do with a mall parking lot; keep consumption private and off public property, full stop.

What else is near the Sycamore Township store?

Beyond Kenwood Towne Centre, the store sits within a short drive of Montgomery, Madeira, Blue Ash and Deer Park, all reachable off the same Montgomery Road corridor or nearby I-71 exits without cutting through downtown traffic.

If Kenwood is your reference point but you actually live a little further out, the neighboring area pages for Montgomery, Madeira and Blue Ash cover the same store with routing notes specific to those communities.

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