Grand Junction dispensaries: the ten-store lottery, mapped
Grand Junction capped retail marijuana at ten stores after a 2021 vote. Verdex lists all ten, from Horizon Drive to downtown, with licence numbers.
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Ten. That is the number of marijuana stores Grand Junction's City Council allows, and Verdex lists exactly ten. Voters approved retail sales in April 2021; the council capped licences at ten that September and picked the operators by lottery on March 30, 2023, according to the city and the Daily Sentinel. At the counter, an ID check and a limit of 1 ounce of flower per visit apply.
The ten include Grand Junction Greenery on Horizon Drive, Kai Dispensary on South Avenue and The Garage on Colorado Avenue. Because the cap is fixed, a name missing from this list is not a licensed Grand Junction store.
Showing 10 of 10 dispensaries in Grand Junction
- 01Canna Care LLCGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
- 02Colorado WeederyGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
- 03Golden Rookie LLCGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
- 04Grand Junction GreeneryGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
- 05Kai DispensaryGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
- 06Lucky Me DispensaryGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
- 07Native Roots Grand JunctionGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
- 08The Buzz GjGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
- 09The GarageGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
- 10The Green HorizonGrand Junction · Dispensary Licensed—
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See the Red ListTwo clusters and a fixed count
Three of the ten stand on Horizon Drive, the road leading north toward the airport: Grand Junction Greenery at 762, The Green Horizon at 739 and Native Roots at 683. Downtown holds another group, with The Garage on Colorado Avenue, Golden Rookie on Grand Avenue, Kai on South Avenue and The Buzz on North 3rd Street. The rest are Canna Care on Fischer Avenue, Colorado Weedery on Struthers Avenue and Lucky Me on Patterson Road.
- Licence numbers: the Grand Junction stores carry numbers in the 402R-01000s, such as 402R-01002 for Grand Junction Greenery.
- Newer stores: the first opened in 2023, and the Daily Sentinel reported the tenth and last had opened by early 2025.
- Elsewhere in Mesa County: the cap applies inside the city, so do not assume the same rules in neighbouring towns.
With no room for new entrants, the useful comparison is service and product testing rather than which shop is licensed. Read the batch label, ask for the lab report and check that the store's licence number matches the state register. The Colorado buying guide covers limits and driving rules.
Questions about this list
How many dispensaries are in Grand Junction?
Ten. The City Council approved a maximum of ten stores for licensing, and Verdex lists all ten. Ten operators were chosen by random selection on March 30, 2023, according to the City of Grand Junction.
When did Grand Junction get recreational marijuana stores?
Voters approved retail marijuana sales in the city in April 2021, and the first stores opened in 2023 after the lottery. The Daily Sentinel reported the tenth store had opened by early 2025.
Which Grand Junction dispensaries are on Horizon Drive?
Verdex lists Grand Junction Greenery at 762 Horizon Drive, The Green Horizon at 739 Horizon Drive and Native Roots at 683 Horizon Drive, three of the ten licensed stores.
Buying in Colorado
Minimum age
21 for retail purchases; medical registry cards for Colorado residents only
Purchase limit
Up to 1 ounce at a time from a licensed retail store
Possession
Up to 2 ounces for adults 21+; may gift up to 2 ounces to another adult, never sell
Home grow
Up to 6 plants per adult (max 3 flowering) in an enclosed, locked area; Denver limits homes to 12 plants
Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law.
How this list is ranked
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- Pricing & value10%
- Service & access10%
- Complaint handling10%
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