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Madison sits between Lake Herman and Lake Madison as the seat of Lake County, and it doesn’t have a dispensary of its own. For medical cannabis patients in the 57042 zip code, Native Nations Cannabis in Flandreau is one straight shot east, about 29 miles and 32 minutes on SD-34.
Owned and operated by the Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, our store carries a menu built around cannabis we grow and make ourselves. Order online, drive over, and pick up at the counter.
This might be the simplest route on our map. From Washington Avenue North, turn left onto SD-34 East (10th Street Southeast in town) and stay on it for 26 miles, past Colman and across I-29. Just before Flandreau, turn left onto 480th Avenue. The store is about 2 miles ahead on the right.
Plan on roughly 32 minutes each way. Accessible parking and a wheelchair-accessible entrance are waiting when you arrive.
Native Nations Cannabis Dispensary
1301 S Veterans St Ste 1, Flandreau, SD 57028
(605) 573-4266
Monday to Saturday, 9am to 8pm. Sunday, 10am to 6pm.
Between two lakes and a university, Madison has more going on than its size suggests.
On a peninsula just west of town, Lake Herman State Park has 72 campsites, four cabins, oak woodland trails and a disc golf course. The Luce family’s 1871 log cabin still stands there.
Two miles west of Madison on SD Highway 34, Prairie Village spreads more than 40 antique-filled buildings across 120 acres on Lake Herman, including the Lawrence Welk Opera House and a working steam carousel. It’s open from the first Sunday in May through Labor Day.
Dakota State University is a public four-year school in Madison, nationally recognized for technology and cybersecurity education.
The lake that shares the town’s name sits just southeast of Madison, and SD-34 runs along its north shore on the way to Flandreau.
For city services and news, visit the City of Madison.
Madison has no licensed dispensary today. Our store is the one you reach first heading east on SD-34, about half an hour from Lake County.
The Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe owns and operates Native Nations on its sovereign land along the Big Sioux River. We opened on July 1, 2021, ahead of every state-licensed facility in South Dakota.
We handle every step ourselves, so most of the eighths, carts, concentrates and edibles you pick up in Flandreau come from the same team.
A portion of our proceeds helps fund education, healthcare and economic growth for Native communities.
Sunday hours run from 10am to 6pm, so a stop in Flandreau slots in nicely around a weekend at Lake Herman or Lake Madison.
Our house brand anchors the menu. You’ll find flower in eighths, half ounces and ounces, pre-rolls in singles, five-packs and infused versions, and a wide spread of 1g vape cartridges. Concentrates include cured batter, sugar, crumble and RSO.
For something different, try our gummies, caramels, sugar-free suckers or 1:1 tinctures, or look through topicals, accessories and branded apparel. The specials page lists current deals, so take a look before you place your order.
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Not right now. There’s no licensed dispensary in Madison, and Native Nations in Flandreau is about 32 minutes east.
Take SD-34 East for about 26 miles, then turn left onto 480th Avenue just before Flandreau. The store is roughly 2 miles up on the right.
Yes. Native Nations is a medical dispensary, and purchases require a Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe (FSST) medical card. We accept state, tribal and out-of-state cards, and your existing card can be mirrored to an FSST card at no additional cost. On your first visit, bring your medical card and a valid photo ID.
Yes. Our online menu lets you build an order ahead of time for in-store pickup in Flandreau, where you can pay with cash or debit.
Monday through Saturday, 9am to 8pm. Sunday, 10am to 6pm.
No. South Dakota only allows medical cannabis, and we serve registered medical patients.
Yes. Current deals are posted on the specials page of our online menu, so look it over before you place your order.
One highway, about half an hour, and a menu built by the Tribe. Order online and we’ll see you soon in Flandreau.
