Cannabis House, Corvallis
A 1920s house on a quiet side street next to City Hall, the Municipal Court and Central Park.
Beaver Bowls is a licensed Oregon recreational cannabis store. You must be 21 or older to visit this site and our stores.
A 1920s house next to City Hall in downtown Corvallis, selling Oregon cannabis since September 29, 2015. Our Cannabis Showroom is on Pacific Blvd in Albany.
Browse what is on the shelf at your store, set aside what you want, and pay at the counter with cash or debit. Flower is weighed out in front of you.
We sit on a quiet side street next to the Municipal Court, City Hall, the Police Station, the Public Library and Central Park. Your privacy is the point.
Free buses stop at the Transit Center a block north. Park behind the house, all day in front, or two hours within a block. Bikes lock up out front.
Bring a valid photo ID. Everyone inside is 21 or older.
The line keeps moving, and your flower is weighed in front of you.
Leave by the rear door to the privacy-screened lot. No walking back past the line.
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227 SW 6th St, Corvallis, OR 97333
Directions · (541) 286-4657
A 1920s house on a quiet side street next to City Hall, the Municipal Court and Central Park.
Our second store, on Pacific Blvd near Wilhelm's and AutoZone.
“My favorite in corvallis by far. Friendly staff, good atmosphere, and great product. Extra points for weighing the flower out in front of you.”
“Wonderfully warm and welcoming. Budtenders are knowledgeable, provide one-on-one service, and weigh flower in front of the customer. Waiting room comfortable and relatively spacious.”
“I gave it a couple weeks to see which of my local herbshops I liked best, and it's BB hands down. The atmosphere is cozy and secluded and a lot like a candy store.”
“I highly (pun intended) recommend Beaver Bowls. I decided to check it out since it seems to have a large variety of strains that other dispensaries don't have.”
Dan Cochrane and Brad Moss grew up in Corvallis. They named the shop after the Beaver Bowl, an old bowling alley a few old-timers still remember, and for the Beavers five blocks away at Oregon State.
They turned a 1920s house into a dispensary with four registers and a cozy waiting room, and opened two days before recreational sales became legal in Oregon.
New strains, price breaks and holiday sales, about twice a month. Nothing else.