Bethel, Vermont

1 cannabis dispensary in Bethel, VT

Something Wicked Cannabis Company is Bethel's only adult-use dispensary — 269 Main St (Riverview Unit), I-89 Exit 3. Open daily 11 AM–6 PM. Female- and LGBTQ+-owned by Shannon Morrill.

Population: ~2,000 (Town of Bethel, Windsor County) ZIPs: 05032

In short

Bethel, Vermont (Windsor County, ZIP 05032, population ~2,000) has one CCB-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary: Something Wicked Cannabis Company at 269 Main Street, Riverview Unit (somethingwickedcannabis.com; (802) 369-8863). Hours: daily 11:00 AM–6:00 PM, seven days a week. Founded by Shannon Morrill (female, LGBTQ+, disability-represented), who spent nearly 20 years as a genetic counselor with cancer patients before opening the shop on December 15, 2023. Products include flower, pre-rolls, edibles, tinctures, vaporizers, seltzers, and CBD. Payment: cash and debit (physical card required; ATM on site; no Apple Pay or contactless). Vermont cannabis tax in Bethel: 20% total (14% cannabis excise + 6% state sales tax; Bethel has not adopted a local option tax). Bethel is at I-89 Exit 3 in Windsor County, approximately 10 miles south of Randolph (Exit 4) and 15 miles north of White River Junction (Exit 1). Something Wicked is the only dispensary on this stretch of I-89 between those two corridor anchors. Adults 21+ with valid government-issued photo ID required. S.278 (effective July 1, 2026): 2 oz flower / 10 g concentrate possession limit.

About Bethel

The cannabis scene

Bethel is a Vermont town of about 2,000 people in Windsor County, situated on the White River at I-89 Exit 3. It lies roughly equidistant between Randolph to the north (~10 miles, Exit 4) and White River Junction to the south (~15 miles, Exit 1) on the I-89 corridor.

Bethel has one CCB-licensed adult-use cannabis dispensary: Something Wicked Cannabis Company at 269 Main Street, Riverview Unit — in the lower level of the building, steps from the White River. Owned by Shannon Morrill, who spent nearly 20 years as a genetic counselor before reinventing herself in cannabis; the shop opened December 15, 2023. Open daily 11:00 AM–6:00 PM, seven days a week.

Vermont cannabis tax in Bethel: 20% (14% excise + 6% state; no local option tax adopted as of mid-2026).

Getting around

Something Wicked Cannabis Company is at 269 Main Street, Riverview Unit in Bethel — the lower level of the building, close to the White River. From I-89, take Exit 3 (Bethel/Royalton) and follow Route 107 west a short distance into Bethel village; Main Street is the commercial corridor through town. From Randolph: take I-89 south from Exit 4 to Exit 3, approximately 10 miles (~10 minutes). From White River Junction: take I-89 north from Exit 1 to Exit 3, approximately 15 miles (~15 minutes). Street parking is available in downtown Bethel.

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Bethel dispensary FAQs

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Is there a cannabis dispensary in Bethel, Vermont?
Yes. Something Wicked Cannabis Company at 269 Main Street, Riverview Unit (somethingwickedcannabis.com; (802) 369-8863) is the only CCB-licensed adult-use dispensary in Bethel. Open daily 11:00 AM–6:00 PM, seven days a week.
What are Something Wicked Cannabis hours in Bethel VT?
Something Wicked Cannabis Company is open every day of the week — Monday through Sunday — from 11:00 AM to 6:00 PM. Confirm current hours at somethingwickedcannabis.com or call (802) 369-8863.
What payment does Something Wicked Cannabis accept?
Something Wicked Cannabis accepts cash and debit cards. An ATM is available on site. The shop does not accept Apple Pay or other contactless tap-payment methods — a physical debit card is required if not paying cash.
What is the cannabis tax in Bethel, Vermont?
Cannabis at Something Wicked in Bethel is taxed at 20% total — 14% Vermont cannabis excise plus 6% Vermont state sales tax. Bethel has not adopted the optional 1% local option tax, so there is no additional local charge. Budget $20 per $100 in pre-tax purchases.
Who owns Something Wicked Cannabis in Bethel?
Shannon Morrill, who spent nearly 20 years as a genetic counselor working with cancer patients, opened Something Wicked Cannabis Company on December 15, 2023. She identifies as female, LGBTQ+, and as a person with a disability.
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