Reviewed Sep 2026Adult-use legal

Cannabis in Port Angeles

The state capped Port Angeles at two cannabis stores. The register lists seven with Port Angeles addresses, four on East Highway 101 outside the city.

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Sellers listed: 7
License verified: 7
Minimum age: 21+

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The rules

Key rules in Washington

Plain-language summary. The regulator is Washington State Liquor and Cannabis Board (LCB).

Minimum age
21, with valid government-issued photo ID; residency not required
Purchase and possession
Up to 1 oz usable cannabis, 16 oz solid infused products, 72 oz liquid infused products and 7 g concentrate
Taxes
37% cannabis excise tax collected at the register plus sales tax; registered patients buying compliant products at medically endorsed stores are exempt
Public use
Illegal in any public place, including parks, sidewalks, concerts and federal land
Home grow
Not allowed for non-medical adults (SB 6204 of 2026 did not pass); recognition-card patients may grow 6 plants, up to 15 if authorized
Delivery
Purchases must be made at a state-licensed retail store
Vehicles
Cannabis must be in its original sealed package and stored in the trunk or an area the driver and passengers cannot reach

Summary, not legal advice — rules change; check local law. Last reviewed Sep 2026.

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How cannabis is sold in Port Angeles

The state originally set a cap of two recreational stores inside Port Angeles, and the Peninsula Daily News reported the city hit it when two opened. The register now lists seven, so counting the cap against the addresses is the first job.

Separate city from highway. Four listed shops are on East Highway 101: Dtc Holdings at 2840, Aristocrat Enterprises II at 2947, Muffys Pot Shop at 3142 and M & Leaf at 3230. The paper reported that the Hidden Bush at 3230 East U.S. 101 sits east of the city, so the four are likely outside it.
Trace the inside stores. Mister Buds is at 536 Marine Drive, Suite B, and was one of the first two. The other opened as Sparket R&R at 1403 East First Street, Suite B; that address now lists Floyd's Cannabis Co., and Sparket appears at 1215 East Front Street.
Watch for moves and sales. Shops change hands, so a name in the register may not match the sign. Read the licence.

What cap applies now

The two-store limit was the state's first allotment for the city, reported by the Peninsula Daily News. The state raised its statewide retail ceiling in January 2016, so we cannot say the two-store cap still holds. Clallam County's original six included two in Port Angeles, one in Sequim and three elsewhere. Tax and purchase limits are in the Washington guide.