Searches for Joint Jungle in Liberty, NY lead to one storefront: 187 Mill Street, Suite 6. The shop is still there and still licensed, but it now trades as Canna Planet Liberty. The operator's own site lists the same address, the same suite and the same phone number that the older Joint Jungle listings carry, and the state license register shows one operating licensed retailer at that address. For adults 21+ heading up Route 17, that is the answer: same door, new sign.
The name change explains why map apps and review sites disagree. Third-party menus still carry the Joint Jungle name, and some show hours that no longer match the shop's posted schedule. When the listing and the storefront disagree, the shop's own page wins.
What the Liberty shop is
Canna Planet runs ten New York locations, including Catskill, Ellenville, Kingston, Monticello and Newburgh in the Hudson Valley and Catskills, and Liberty is its western Catskills store. The Liberty page describes a full adult-use menu of New York-grown flower, pre-rolls, vapes, concentrates, edibles and topicals, with online ordering for in-store pickup and a delivery option. Hours are posted on the shop's page and change by day, so check before driving.
A second licensed retail location in Liberty, on State Route 52, holds a state license but was not operating on the register as of 2026. Until it opens, Mill Street is the town's one working licensed shop.
Before the visit
- ID. Adults 21+ with a valid government photo ID: a driver's license or non-driver ID from any state, a passport from any country, or US military ID.
- Limits. New York lets adults possess up to three ounces of flower and 24 grams of concentrate.
- Edibles. State rules cap edibles at 10 mg of THC per serving and 100 mg per package. Start low, go slow.
- Tax. A 13 percent retail cannabis tax applies, 9 percent state and 4 percent local.
- Verification. Verify licensed status via the OCM QR code at cannabis.ny.gov, for this shop or any other. A changed name is exactly the moment to check.
The other licensed shops nearby
Liberty sits at the center of a Sullivan County cluster, which helps when a menu is thin or the timing is off:
- Monticello: Canna Planet Monticello on Pleasant Street, in the county seat.
- Rock Hill: Platinum Leaf on Rock Hill Drive.
- White Lake: Amber Jane on State Route 17B, the road out to Bethel Woods.
- Jeffersonville: The Green House on State Route 52, closer to the Delaware River towns.
- Wurtsboro: Woodstock Oasis on Kingston Avenue, at the eastern edge of the county.
Livingston Manor, about 11 miles up Route 17 by the shop's own reckoning, has a licensed retailer on the register that was not yet operating as of 2026, which makes Liberty the nearest working shop for most Willowemoc weekends. Roscoe is a few miles farther on. All current options are on the dispensary map.
Sullivan County is patchy on retail: the towns of Callicoon, Cochecton, Fremont, Lumberland and Neversink all opted out of dispensaries in 2021, according to the state's official opt-out list. The Town of Liberty did not.
Liberty and the Borscht Belt
Liberty was a market town at the heart of the old Borscht Belt, and the resort era left its mark on the surrounding hills. Grossinger's, one of the largest Borscht Belt resorts, sat in the Town of Liberty near the village. It grew into a 1,200-acre complex with its own golf course, ski slope and airstrip at its peak in the 1940s and 1950s, closed in 1986, and lost its last standing building to demolition in October 2018. Nothing is left to tour, but the story explains why a small Sullivan County town has the road network, the motels and the Main Street it does.
The music side of the county's heritage is a short drive away. Bethel Woods Center for the Arts, on the site of the 1969 Woodstock festival, runs a museum and a seasonal events program; the winter installation and the rest of the calendar are on the events calendar. White Lake's licensed shop is on the way.
Building a Liberty day
The shop stop pairs naturally with the river and creek towns. Head north to Livingston Manor for the Willowemoc and a Main Street built for an unhurried afternoon, or west toward Callicoon and the Delaware. Liberty works as the supply stop on the way in, rather than a destination of its own.
The rules that come with it
Purchases stay sealed for the drive. Cannabis cannot be consumed in a motor vehicle, even parked, and driving impaired is illegal; Route 17 carries enough weekend traffic to make that point twice. New York state law prohibits cannabis consumption on state-owned land and in public spaces, which covers the Forest Preserve, state campgrounds and the fishing access sites along the Willowemoc and Beaverkill. State guidance also rules out businesses and restaurants, including patios. Rental rules are set by the host, so ask before booking.
FAQ
Is Joint Jungle in Liberty, NY still open?
The storefront at 187 Mill Street, Suite 6 is open and licensed, but it now operates as Canna Planet Liberty. The shop's site lists the same address and phone number as the older Joint Jungle listings.
Where is the dispensary in Liberty, NY?
Canna Planet Liberty is at 187 Mill Street, Suite 6. It is the one operating licensed retailer in Liberty on the state register as of 2026.
What is the closest dispensary to Livingston Manor?
Livingston Manor has a licensed retailer on the register that was not yet operating as of 2026. The nearest working shop is in Liberty, about 11 miles south on Route 17.
Do you need a medical card to buy cannabis in Liberty, NY?
No. Any adult 21+ with a valid government photo ID can buy at a licensed adult-use dispensary in New York, including visitors from other states.
