Dispensary Near Pleasant Ridge
Two stores in reach for Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy Heights.
Serving Pleasant Ridge
Pleasant Ridge and neighboring Kennedy Heights sit close enough to both Garden Dispensary stores that either one works, depending on whether Montgomery Road or the Kenwood Road corridor is more convenient that day. Camp Washington reaches the neighborhood from the southwest, Sycamore Township from the northeast.
Below: how to pick a store, the roads that get you there, what is on the menu, and the rules that apply everywhere in Ohio.
Pleasant Ridge’s business district along Montgomery Road and Kennedy Heights’ quieter residential streets have different characters, but both sit in the same comparable range of both Garden locations.
This is one of a handful of neighborhoods on this site where the honest answer is genuinely two stores, not one. We would rather say that plainly than pick a winner for the sake of a simpler page.
Is Camp Washington or Sycamore Township closer for Pleasant Ridge?
Neither store is dramatically closer for most of Pleasant Ridge, which makes this one of the neighborhoods where checking traffic before you leave matters more than picking a default. Sycamore Township tends to be the shorter drive for Kennedy Heights specifically, given its position along the Kenwood Road corridor.
Both stores serve recreational and Ohio medical customers identically, so the decision really comes down to which direction is faster on a given day rather than any difference in what you can buy once you arrive.
If you split time between the two neighborhoods, it is worth knowing both routes rather than committing to one store as a default, since travel time can shift meaningfully depending on which end of Pleasant Ridge you start from.
- 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 roads connect Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy Heights to each store?
Sycamore Township sits along Montgomery Road, reachable from Pleasant Ridge and Kennedy Heights via the Kenwood Road corridor and I-71. Camp Washington is farther southwest, generally reached through central Cincinnati via Reading Road or I-71 toward I-75.
For Kennedy Heights residents specifically, the Kenwood Road connection to Sycamore Township is usually the more direct option, while Pleasant Ridge shoppers closer to the Norwood line may find Camp Washington comparable.
Neither route is unreasonable, and the difference in drive time between the two is often small enough that personal preference or a specific product in stock can reasonably tip the decision.
What is on the menu at each location?
Both stores carry flower, pre-rolls, infused pre-rolls, vape cartridges, concentrates, edibles, drinks, tinctures and topicals, and accessories. Sycamore Township additionally stocks the Pack 24 brand alongside King City Gardens, The Garden’s own Ohio-grown line.
Inventory shifts regularly at both locations, so check the Camp Washington menu or Sycamore Township menu before making the trip.
If a particular strain or brand matters more than the drive, checking both menus ahead of time is worth the extra minute.
How does the drive-thru work?
Both stores run drive-thru lanes daily from 9AM to 11PM, an hour later than the 10PM lobby close. Order online ahead of time, then pull up, show ID, and pick up without getting out of the car at either location.
The drive-thru enforces the same age and ID checks as the counter. For a full walkthrough, see our drive-thru guide.
Both lanes tend to run fastest earlier in the evening, before the post-dinner rush that both stores generally see.
What should Kennedy Heights shoppers know about Ohio law?
Any adult 21 or older with valid photo ID can buy up to 2.5 ounces of flower or 15 grams of extract. Public consumption is illegal everywhere in Ohio, including parking lots at either store, and home grow is capped at six plants per adult.
These rules are identical statewide, regardless of which Garden location you use. For the complete picture, see Ohio marijuana laws in 2026.
The purchase limit applies per visit, so a single large purchase and several smaller ones over a week both need to stay under the same statewide possession cap.
None of this changes based on neighborhood. A Pleasant Ridge resident and a downtown resident buying the same product at the same store follow identical rules.
Visit The Garden Dispensary
Camp Washington – Cincinnati
2927 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45225
Store: Monday-Sunday, 9AM-10PM
Drive-thru: Monday-Sunday, 9AM-11PM
Sycamore Township – Cincinnati
10793 Montgomery Rd, Cincinnati, OH 45242
Store: Monday-Sunday, 9AM-10PM
Drive-thru: Monday-Sunday, 9AM-11PM
Frequently Asked Questions
Which Garden store should Pleasant Ridge shoppers use?
Either works. Sycamore Township tends to be closer via the Kenwood Road corridor, while Camp Washington is comparable for Pleasant Ridge shoppers nearer the Norwood line.
Is Kennedy Heights closer to Sycamore Township?
Generally yes, given its position along the Kenwood Road corridor toward I-71, though Camp Washington remains a reasonable option too.
Do both stores have drive-thru service?
Yes, both Camp Washington and Sycamore Township run drive-thru lanes daily from 9AM to 11PM.
Does Sycamore Township carry different brands than Camp Washington?
Sycamore Township additionally carries the Pack 24 brand. Both stores stock King City Gardens and a rotating selection of Ohio cannabis brands.
What are the possession limits in Ohio?
Adults 21 and older can possess up to 2.5 ounces of flower or 15 grams of extract, the same limit statewide regardless of which store you shop.
Is parking easy at either store?
Yes, both Camp Washington and Sycamore Township have free on-site parking.
Does it matter which store I visit first?
No. Both stores operate under the same rules and menu categories, so there is no downside to trying either one first.
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.