Smoking at Blossom Sanctuary: Fresh Air, Legal Tobacco and Cannabis Outdoors

The house stays smoke free. The 4.2 acres are yours.

Inside, the air is kept clean for every guest who follows you: no smoking or vaping of any kind indoors.

Outside, the mountain air is about as fresh as it comes. What you add to it is up to you. Guests are welcome to enjoy legal tobacco and cannabis outdoors during their stay.

The oak grove, the hammock, the garden terraces and the chairs facing the pasture are all good places to sit with a smoke and watch the light change.

Cannabis in California, in brief

  • Adults 21 and over may use cannabis in California.

  • Use is allowed on private property with the owner's permission. At Blossom Sanctuary, that permission covers the outdoor grounds.

  • Bring your own. We do not sell or supply it.

  • It may not be used in public places, or anywhere tobacco smoking is prohibited.

  • It may not be taken onto federal land. That includes the national forest and wilderness trails around Scott Valley, so enjoy it here before or after your hike.

  • Keep it sealed in the car, and never drive under the influence.

  • It cannot cross state lines, so leave what is left behind when you head home.

This is a plain summary of the state's consumer guidance. For the full details, see What's legal from the California Department of Cannabis Control.

Care for the land

Scott Valley summers are dry. Ashtrays are provided at the seating areas. Please use them, and make sure everything is fully out before you walk away.

Questions before you book? Write to concierge@blossomsanctuary.com.

Colt Riley

Colt Riley writes Scott Valley Life, field notes from Etna and the Scott Valley in Siskiyou County, Northern California. He runs Blossom Sanctuary, a private retreat house on about 4.2 acres in Etna.

https://www.blossomsanctuary.com/colt-riley
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