Worth the drive
Coming from Taylorsville?
About 50 minutes to our door at 1910 MS-35, Forest — a quarter mile south of Exit 88 off I-20.
Getting here from Taylorsville
Taylorsville sits on the Smith-Covington county line in south-east Smith County. Heading north for about 38 miles, roughly 50 minutes, the drive closes in on Forest and the MS-35 corridor that leads to Exit 88.
Tap Get Directions and Google will route you door to door from Taylorsville. 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.
Taylorsville, Smith County
From the County Line North to Forest
Taylorsville's position on the Smith-Covington county line makes this a drive that starts by leaving one county before it starts heading toward another. The run north covers close to 38 miles, enough distance that it's a genuine cross-county trip rather than a next-town errand. Smith County sits within the same four-county stretch — Scott, Newton, Smith and Jasper — that Bienville National Forest spans, tying this stretch of south Mississippi to the same wooded region Forest itself sits in. At 50 minutes, it's the kind of trip worth timing around the store's Monday-to-Saturday, 9-to-6 hours rather than squeezing in at the edges of the day.
Fifty minutes is long enough that this isn't a there-and-back-in-twenty errand, so make it worth the tank of gas: bring your MMCP patient or caregiver card, cash or a debit card since there's an ATM on site, and go on a first visit if you haven't, since that's 30% off. Time it inside the Monday-to-Saturday, 9-to-6 window.