Cannabis Dispensary Serving Bradley, Maine

Bradley sits on the eastern shore of the Penobscot north of us, and the run south takes about twenty minutes. Orono is almost exactly the halfway point, which tells you most of what you need to know about the route.

Maine Grown

Everything on our shelves is cultivated in Maine and tested by state licensed laboratories.

Open Seven Days

Walk in any day of the week. No appointment and no medical card required.

Adults 21 and Over

Valid government issued photo ID checked at the door, every customer, every visit.

How Far Is Pho King From Bradley?

About fifteen miles by road and roughly nineteen minutes. The practical route crosses the river toward Orono and picks up Interstate 95 southbound, which runs straight into Bangor. Take Exit 182B, serving US Route 2 and Route 100 at Hammond Street and Odlin Road, and we are at 1114.

Because Orono sits at the midpoint, Bradley customers often combine the trip with something on that side of the river. Our Orono page and Old Town page cover the same corridor if you are coming from a little further along it.

Free parking on site, accessible entrance, and an ID check for every customer on every visit.

Find Us From Bradley

Pho King Great Cannabis is at 1114 Hammond Street, Suite 2, Bangor, Maine 04401. Use the map for turn by turn directions from anywhere in Bradley, or call us on (207) 573-4309 if you would rather ask a person.

Why Bradley Residents Head South

Bradley is a small town without the retail base to support much of anything, so most purchases involve heading toward Orono, Old Town or Bangor. For adult use cannabis, Bangor is where the full range is.

Twenty minutes on a straight interstate run is an easy trip, and we are positioned so you never have to cross the city to reach us. What we offer once you arrive is a genuinely broad selection, Maine grown and state tested, and staff who will take the time to work out what suits you rather than reaching for whatever is nearest.

We are open seven days a week, and you are welcome to call ahead on (207) 573-4309 to check what is in.

Bradley, the Mills, and the Penobscot

Bradley was settled in the nineteenth century and grew up around water power. The abundance of streams running through the town made it a natural site for mills, and manufacturing shaped the place for generations in the way it did along much of this stretch of the Penobscot.

That history is still visible at Leonard’s Mills, a working museum of Maine’s forest industry heritage supported by the University of Maine System. It preserves the kind of operation the town was built on, which is unusual for a community of Bradley’s size and worth the visit if you have not been.

Today Bradley is quiet and largely residential, sitting on the east bank with the woodland of eastern Penobscot County behind it and the river in front. Orono and Old Town across the water remain its closest neighbours in practice.

What Bradley Customers Buy

Bradley customers buy much like the rest of the river corridor. Flower and pre-rolls lead, with indica strains favoured for the evening and hybrids for general use.

Vape cartridges suit customers who want something discreet and portable, and edibles sell steadily through the winter. If you are new to buying, our first time guide and our article on choosing the perfect strain will get you most of the way before you arrive.

Questions From Bradley Customers

What is the fastest way down?
Across toward Orono, then I-95 south to Exit 182B.

How long does it take?
About twenty minutes in normal conditions.

Do you have a shop nearer to Bradley?
No. Bangor only, at 1114 Hammond Street, Suite 2.

Can I buy without a card?
Yes. Recreational adult use, 21 and over with valid photo ID.

Visit Us From Bradley

Head for Orono, join I-95 south, exit at 182B. We are at 1114 Hammond Street, Suite 2 in Bangor, seven days a week, (207) 573-4309.

Adults 21 and over only. Maine adult use cannabis law requires a valid government issued photo ID for every purchase, and we check every time. You do not need a medical card and you do not need an appointment. Cannabis may not be transported across state lines. Do not drive after use. Keep all products stored securely away from children and pets.

Bradley, Leonard's Mills, and the Road South

Bradley lies on the eastern shore of the Penobscot north of Bangor, about fifteen miles from our counter, with Orono sitting almost exactly at the halfway mark. The town was settled in the nineteenth century and grew around water power: the streams running through it made it a natural site for mills, and manufacturing shaped the place for generations the way it did along much of this river.

That history is still standing at Leonard’s Mills, the working museum of Maine’s forest industry heritage supported by the University of Maine System. For a town of Bradley’s size it is an unusual thing to have, and it anchors the town’s identity more than any road does.

Getting to us means crossing toward Orono and picking up Interstate 95 southbound at Exit 193, then running straight into Bangor and leaving at Exit 182B for US Route 2 and Route 100 at Hammond Street and Odlin Road. Milford sits just upstream on the same east bank and Old Town across the water, so the whole corridor shares this approach. We are at 1114 Hammond Street, Suite 2, Bangor, Maine 04401, open seven days a week, reachable on (207) 573-4309.

Further Reading

Worth reading before the drive down: how to buy good weed, indica versus sativa, storing weed properly and flower versus pre-rolls. Our full library covers cannabinoids, strains, edibles, concentrates, storage and dosing, and our budtenders are happy to go over any of it in person at the shop.