Cannabis Dispensary Holly Springs NC
Find dispensaries in Holly Springs, NC. Browse THCa flower, CBD, and hemp stores in southern Wake County.
1 dispensary found · Wake County · Pop. ~50,000
Trek CBD - Holly Springs
2114 Werrington Dr, Holly Springs, NC 27540
Trek CBD - Holly Springs is a hemp dispensary at 2114 Werrington Dr in Holly Springs, NC, specializing in Delta-8, Delta-9, and edibles. Trek CBD serves Holly Springs, consistently ranked among the fastest-growing communities in both North Carolina and the entire United States over the past several years. The surrounding neighborhoods, which blend master-planned subdivisions with preserved natural areas near Bass Lake and the Womble Trail system, are home to a young, family-oriented population with strong interest in health and wellness alternatives. Trek CBD built its Triangle presence on consistent quality and pricing, and the Holly Springs location carries the full chain lineup: THCa flower, edibles, Delta-8, vapes, and CBD products. Staff are trained to serve both newcomers and experienced hemp shoppers, with an emphasis on matching customers to the right product format and potency for their specific needs. The Werrington Drive location is well positioned to serve not just Holly Springs proper but also the Fuquay-Varina communities just south on US-401.
Holly Springs is one of the Triangle's fastest-growing communities, a southwestern Wake County town of roughly 50,000 that has expanded rapidly alongside neighboring Apex and Fuquay-Varina. Its hemp shop gives the area a local option as the surrounding corridor continues to fill in.
Trek CBD serves Holly Springs from 2114 Werrington Drive, set among the newer residential and retail development that has defined the town's recent growth. The shop stocks CBD, Delta-8 and Delta-9 products, and edibles for customers who would rather skip the drive to Cary or Raleigh.
With NC-55 linking Holly Springs to Apex, Fuquay-Varina, and Cary, the shop is easy to reach from across southwestern Wake County. No medical card is needed. North Carolina sets no minimum age for hemp products, but many Triangle shops card at 21 as store policy, so bring a photo ID.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Are there hemp dispensaries in Holly Springs?
Holly Springs has 1 dispensary in our directory serving the town's roughly 50,000 residents in southern Wake County: Trek CBD on Werrington Drive, which carries CBD, Delta-8 and Delta-9 products, and edibles. For additional options, including THCa flower, Apex is about 10 minutes north with 2 shops, and Fuquay-Varina has 2 about 10 minutes south. Raleigh's selection of 35 stores is roughly 25 minutes northeast.
What should first-time buyers in Holly Springs know about hemp products?
If you are new to hemp products, the staff can walk you through options. Start with a low dose, especially for edibles (5mg THC or less for beginners). No medical card is needed. North Carolina sets no minimum age for hemp products, but many Triangle shops card at 21 as store policy, so bring a photo ID. Ask to see the Certificate of Analysis (COA) for any product, which shows exactly what cannabinoids and contaminants it was tested for. Federal rules change for most hemp products on December 11, 2026, so check our NC hemp law update for the current status.
Does Holly Springs have any restrictions on hemp shops beyond state law?
North Carolina does not license hemp retailers, so a hemp shop in Holly Springs operates as an ordinary retail business under the town's standard zoning and business rules. For zoning questions, the town's planning department is the authority. For product quality, the most useful check is the shop's Certificates of Analysis, which show what each product was tested for.