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Corvallis dispensaries near OSU: 16 licensed stores

Verdex lists 16 OLCC-licensed dispensaries in Corvallis, most downtown or near Oregon State, with the campus ban, 3% city tax and purchase limits.

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Oregon State University bans possessing, using or distributing marijuana on any university property, citing federal funding rules, yet one of Corvallis's stores calls itself the campus dispensary. Green Room (campus) is at 111 NW 16th St. Verdex lists 16 licensed Corvallis stores, including Cookies on SW Madison Ave and Beaver Bowls on SW 6th St. Adults 21 and over can buy without a medical card and up to 2 ounces of flower a day, per the OLCC. None of the 16 has a Verdex score yet, so this list is a licence register rather than a ranking of quality or price.

Downtown grid, campus edge and the tax line

The addresses fall into three groups. Downtown has Beatnick's Finest (126 SW Avery Ave), Bloominati (240 SW Washington Ave) and Cookies (255 SW Madison Ave). Around campus are Green Room's NW 9th St and NW 16th St stores. To the south, High Quality is on SW Twin Oaks Circle and a third Green Room is at 1665 SE 3rd St.

  • City tax: Corvallis voters passed Measure 2-96 in November 2016, letting the city add up to 3% to the state's 17%; the city finance director estimated about $95,000 a year.
  • Campus rules: OSU applies its ban to residence and dining halls too. A bag bought on 16th Street cannot legally go into a dorm.
  • Age: 21 for recreational purchases; ID is checked at the door.

Compare stores by opening hours and by whether they list lab results on the menu; our lab report guide shows what a good certificate contains.

Questions about this list

Can I use cannabis on the Oregon State University campus?

No. Oregon State prohibits possession, use and distribution of marijuana on university-owned or controlled property, including residence and dining halls, because the university receives federal funding.

Does Corvallis have its own cannabis tax?

Yes. Voters approved Measure 2-96 in November 2016, allowing the maximum 3% local tax on top of Oregon's 17% state tax, according to the City of Corvallis.

Buying in Oregon

  • Minimum age

    21 for recreational purchases; OMMP patients 18+ may buy medical products

  • Purchase limit

    Per day: 2 oz usable cannabis, 16 oz solids, 72 fl oz liquids, 10 g extracts/concentrates, 10 g inhalables, 4 immature plants, 10 seeds

  • Possession

    2 oz in public, 8 oz at home

  • Home grow

    Up to 4 plants per residence

Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law.

How this list is ranked

  • License & compliance25%
  • Customer reviews25%
  • Lab & product transparency20%
  • Pricing & value10%
  • Service & access10%
  • Complaint handling10%

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