Dispensary Near West End, Ohio
Central Parkway north, past TQL Stadium, into Camp Washington.
Serving the West End
On a match night, Central Parkway through the West End fills with foot traffic headed to TQL Stadium, and the neighborhood empties out again just as fast once the final whistle blows. The Garden Dispensary in Camp Washington sits a short drive north of all of it, the closest licensed adult-use dispensary to the West End.
This page covers what is actually behind the products on the shelf, the quick route up Central Parkway, and the Ohio rules that apply. For real-time stock, the Camp Washington menu is always the accurate source.
The Garden’s second store sits in Sycamore Township, well to the northeast, so for the West End, Camp Washington is the closer and more sensible option.
The West End to Camp Washington, a Short Trip North
Central Parkway runs directly from the West End north into Camp Washington, a short drive that avoids downtown traffic and connects easily to I-75 if needed. It is one of the more direct routes in the entire coverage area.
The West End sits right at the edge of downtown, and Central Parkway has long served as the connector between it and the neighborhoods further north, Camp Washington included.
Free on-site parking is available at the store for both drive-thru and lobby customers, which beats hunting for a spot near a stadium event.
Outside match days, the trip runs even faster, since Central Parkway carries far less foot and vehicle traffic on a normal weeknight.
- Serving store
- Camp Washington
- Address
- 2927 Colerain Ave, Cincinnati, OH 45225
- Store hours
- Daily 9AM-10PM
- Drive-thru hours
- Daily 9AM-11PM
What Actually Makes a Product Legal to Sell in Ohio
Every product at Camp Washington passes through a state-approved laboratory for potency and contaminant testing before it can be sold, a requirement set by the Ohio Division of Cannabis Control on every licensed batch. That applies to flower, vapes, edibles, and everything else on the shelf.
The testing regime exists so a label means something concrete: THC and other cannabinoid percentages come from an actual lab result, not an estimate. How to read a cannabis label explains what each figure covers.
Vape cartridges get tested separately for the oil itself and often the hardware, which matters for anyone weighing vape carts against disposables before buying.
A Quick Stop Before or After a Stadium Night
The drive-thru lane at Camp Washington runs daily from 9AM to 11PM, an hour past the 9AM to 10PM lobby hours, which covers most match-night schedules with room to spare. Order ahead online and pick up without a parking search.
For anyone timing a stop around an event, ordering in advance is the difference between a five-minute pickup and getting caught in a rush.
New to the drive-thru? Our guide covers the whole process from order to pickup.
Sign Up for Rewards Before You Leave
Garden Rewards is free to join at the register or online, and it starts earning points on your very first purchase. Current point values and specials live on the rewards page, which stays current so this page does not have to repeat numbers that change.
A budtender can enroll you at checkout in under a minute, no separate appointment or app download required first.
See the Garden Rewards page for details, and check the first-time customer offer if this is your first stop at either Garden location.
Payment Options and ID Checks
Every visit starts with an ID check, no exceptions for regulars, and the store accepts cash, with an ATM on site, plus debit through a cashless ATM system and Spendr. Standard credit cards are not accepted anywhere in Ohio’s cannabis industry.
Cash remains the simplest option for most shoppers, and having it ready before you arrive keeps a quick stop actually quick.
Debit through the cashless ATM system may round to the nearest dollar and add a small terminal fee, standard across the industry rather than specific to The Garden.
Why The Garden Built a Drive-Thru in the First Place
Camp Washington runs one of Ohio’s first cannabis drive-thru lanes, designed for exactly the kind of quick, in-and-out trip a stadium night calls for. It exists alongside full lobby service, not as a replacement for it.
Shoppers who want to browse in person and talk with a budtender can still walk the lobby the same as any other dispensary visit.
For a stop timed around an event at TQL Stadium, ordering ahead and using the lane is what turns a potential parking headache into a five-minute pickup.
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 closest dispensary to the West End?
The Garden Dispensary in Camp Washington is the closest licensed recreational dispensary to the West End, a short drive north via Central Parkway.
Is there a dispensary near TQL Stadium?
Camp Washington is the nearest licensed dispensary to the TQL Stadium area, reached in a short drive north on Central Parkway.
Is every product at The Garden lab-tested?
Yes. Ohio requires every cannabis product sold at a licensed dispensary to pass testing for potency and contaminants at a state-approved lab first.
What are the drive-thru hours?
The Camp Washington drive-thru runs daily from 9AM to 11PM, an hour later than the 9AM to 10PM lobby hours.
How do I join Garden Rewards?
Ask a budtender to enroll you at checkout, or sign up online. It is free and starts earning points on the purchase you make that visit.
Can I pay with a credit card at Camp Washington?
No. Federal banking rules prevent credit card use at any Ohio dispensary. Cash, debit via cashless ATM, and Spendr are all accepted.
Is Camp Washington one of the first cannabis drive-thrus in Ohio?
Yes. It runs one of Ohio’s first cannabis drive-thru lanes, offered alongside full lobby service for shoppers who prefer to walk in.
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.