Oregon dispensaries from Portland to the Idaho line

Portland, Eugene and the counties that say no

Portland has 212 of our listings, then Eugene (53), Salem (43), Medford (33) and Bend (25). Cities and counties may ban cannabis businesses, so the map thins out in places where voters opted out. Retailers charge a 17% state tax on recreational sales and, where a city or county has adopted one, up to 3% more.

• Daily limits: 2 oz of flower, 10 g of concentrate, 10 g of inhalable products, 16 oz of solid edibles and four immature plants.
• Edibles: recreational packages are capped at 50 mg of THC and 5 mg per serving; registered medical patients can buy up to 100 mg per package.
• Delivery: legal to residences in the retailer's own city or county, and to neighbouring jurisdictions that have opted in. Retailers may deliver to any Oregon Medical Marijuana Program patient statewide.

The OLCC's public licensee dataset returned no records when we checked in September 2026, so ask a store to show its licence if you are unsure. A decade of open licensing has produced more supply than demand, and the OLCC reports flower at record-low monthly medians in 2026. Look at harvest dates and lab results, not only price. Our Oregon guide covers the state-line rules, and reading a lab report shows what to look for.