San Diego County · Eastlake
Dispensaries in Eastlake
Licenses checked 2026-10-06 · City of Chula Vista rules checked 2026-10-05 · State law sources reviewed 2026-07-31
As of October 6, 2026, no licensed dispensary is in Eastlake (ZIP codes 91913, 91914 and 91915). The nearest licensed store is 3.5 miles from the center of Eastlake; the next are 3.7 and 4 miles away. The City of Chula Vista's rules apply here and are set out below.
Licensed dispensaries in Eastlake
There is no licensed cannabis storefront in Eastlake (ZIP codes 91913, 91914 and 91915). That is what the state license record shows, checked on October 6, 2026.
The nearest licensed stores
By straight-line distance from the center of Eastlake, not driving distance.
- PUFF-N-DASH 885 E H St, Unit A And B, Chula Vista 91910
- California Holistics 810 Paseo Del Rey, Chula Vista 91910
- March and Ash 684 Telegraph Canyon Rd, Chula Vista 91910
- Buzz Cannabis 1891 Nirvana Ave, Suite 300, Chula Vista 91911
What the City of Chula Vista permits
Eastlake is governed by the City of Chula Vista's cannabis rules.
The City of Chula Vista licenses cannabis storefronts for adult-use sales, with at most two storefronts in each Council District inside a citywide limit of 12 retail licenses.
Chula Vista storefronts may not deliver. Delivery is done by separately licensed delivery-only retailers, and by state-licensed retailers based outside the city.
- Consuming cannabis on the premises of a cannabis business is prohibited in Chula Vista.
- Smoking is prohibited on all city-owned property, including every park.
- Chula Vista Municipal Code §5.19.040 — number of licenses
- Chula Vista Municipal Code §5.19.090 — storefront retailers
- Chula Vista Municipal Code §5.19.030 — delivery from outside the city
- City of Chula Vista — commercial cannabis
- Local rules checked 2026-10-05. All 7 stores in Chula Vista. Every store in the county: the directory. Closing times: open late.
What to know in Eastlake
Eastlake is a master-planned community on the eastern side of Chula Vista, built around its lakes and greenbelts, next to Otay Ranch.
Chula Vista's rules apply
Eastlake is part of the City of Chula Vista, and Chula Vista's cannabis rules, shown above, are the ones that apply here. They are not San Diego's.
Lakes, parks and trails
The lakes, the greenbelt paths and the community parks are public places. Consuming cannabis in a public place is prohibited statewide and can bring a fine of up to 250 dollars. A homeowner association may add its own rules for shared spaces.
The rules behind this page
State law is the same in every part of the county: where you can consume, purchase limits, the border, and the military rules. What changes from place to place is whether the local government allows stores, when they may open, and who may deliver, which is what the section above records.
Eastlake questions
- Are there any dispensaries in Eastlake?
- No. The California state license record, checked on October 6, 2026, shows none (ZIP codes 91913, 91914 and 91915). The nearest licensed store is 3.5 miles from the center of Eastlake; the next are 3.7 and 4 miles away.
- Can I get cannabis delivered in Eastlake?
- Chula Vista storefronts may not deliver. Delivery is done by separately licensed delivery-only retailers, and by state-licensed retailers based outside the city.
- Can I use cannabis by the Eastlake lakes?
- No. They are public places, where consuming cannabis is prohibited statewide with a fine of up to 250 dollars.
Updated 2026-10-06. Sources reviewed 2026-07-31. Not legal advice — see the about page for our sourcing standard. License data checked 2026-10-06.