Worth the drive
Coming from Conehatta?
About 20 minutes to our door at 1910 MS-35, Forest — a quarter mile south of Exit 88 off I-20.
Getting here from Conehatta
From Conehatta, it's a straight run south-west — about 13 miles, roughly 20 minutes, heading toward Forest before you pick up MS-35 into town, arriving a quarter mile south of Exit 88.
Tap Get Directions and Google will route you door to door from Conehatta. You will spot the copper sasquatch before you spot the sign.
Open Monday to Saturday, 9 a.m. to 6 p.m. Closed Sunday.
Make the trip count
- Browse the live menu before you leave so you know what is in stock.
- Bring your MMCP card and a photo ID — both, every visit.
- First visit? It is 30% off.
- Payment: cash, debit, or the ATM on site.
Who can shop
Registered Mississippi Medical Cannabis Program patients and caregivers only. Out-of-state cards are not valid here.
Conehatta, Newton County
Conehatta's Quick Run to Forest
Twenty minutes puts this drive closer to a supply run than a road trip. Conehatta sits in Newton County, north-east of Forest and near Bienville National Forest, and the store you're headed to sits 13 miles south-west, in Scott County. It's short enough to fit around a lunch break or an afternoon errand, long enough that you'll want to know the shop closes at 6 and stays shut on Sunday. With hours running Monday through Saturday only, planning the trip for a day you're already out and about beats waiting until Sunday, when the doors are closed.
Twenty minutes is short enough to treat like a quick errand rather than a special trip: bring your MMCP patient or caregiver card plus photo ID, and plan for cash or the on-site ATM. It's close enough to make twice if you forget something, and the 30% first-visit discount applies no matter which day of the week you go.