Clovis Dispensary Near the Texas Border
Visiting from Lubbock, Amarillo, Hereford or Muleshoe? Here’s what to bring, what you can buy, and the rules that come with it.
A dispensary near the Texas border, with a head shop inside
Coming from West Texas? Factory Direct is a licensed dispensary near the Texas border, about 15 minutes past the Texico–Farwell state line at 321 W 7th St, Clovis, NM 88101. There are a few shops right on the line in Texico if all you want is the very first stop. The extra few miles to Clovis get you a bigger stop: a full dispensary and a head shop in one building, a live menu you can order from ahead of time, and hours that run until 10pm Monday through Saturday.
This page covers the practical stuff, and it’s honest about the one rule that matters most for Texans: what you buy here stays in New Mexico.
How far is Clovis from Texas?
Rough drive times to our door in downtown Clovis. Traffic, weather and harvest-season tractors can add a few minutes.
| From | Usual route | Miles | Drive |
|---|---|---|---|
| Muleshoe, TXUS-84 west through Farwell | US-84 west through Farwell | about 35 | about 35 min |
| Hereford, TXUS-60 west through Friona and Bovina | US-60 west through Friona and Bovina | about 65 | about 1 hr |
| Plainview, TXUS-70 west to Muleshoe, then US-84 | US-70 west to Muleshoe, then US-84 | about 95 | about 1 hr 30 min |
| Lubbock, TXUS-84 northwest through Littlefield and Muleshoe | US-84 northwest through Littlefield and Muleshoe | about 100 | about 1 hr 40 min |
| Amarillo, TXI-27 to Canyon, then US-60 west through Hereford | I-27 to Canyon, then US-60 west through Hereford | about 105 | about 1 hr 45 min |
Clovis is on Mountain time, an hour behind the Panhandle. Our 8am to 10pm Monday–Saturday hours are 9am to 11pm Texas time; Sunday’s 10am to 8pm is 11am to 9pm.
What you need
- Be 21 or older. No exceptions, no matter who you’re with.
- A valid, unexpired government photo ID. Texas and other out-of-state driver’s licenses and state IDs are accepted.
- No medical card. New Mexico sells adult-use cannabis to visitors.
- If you ordered ahead, bring the ID of the person whose name is on the order.
What Texans can buy at a New Mexico dispensary
Visitors shop the same menu as locals: flower, pre-rolls, vape carts, edibles, concentrates and CBD. State limits per purchase:
- 2 oz
- cannabis flower
- 16 g
- concentrate
- 800 mg
- THC in edibles
Cannabis excise tax plus gross receipts tax is added at the register. See the FAQ for current rates.
Where you can and can’t use it
In New Mexico, cannabis is for private property, with the owner’s permission. Using it in public is illegal, and smoking in public comes with a $50 fine. Streets, sidewalks and parks all count as public.
Not in the car. Roads count as public places, so no using it in a vehicle, whether you’re driving or riding along. Keep your purchase sealed in its original packaging, and never drive impaired. If you plan to partake, plan to stay put.
Hotels: check your hotel’s policy before you book. Lots of hotels and rentals in town are smoke-free, and some don’t allow cannabis at all.
It stays in New Mexico
Cannabis bought in New Mexico has to stay in New Mexico. Taking it into Texas is illegal under Texas law, and crossing a state line with it breaks federal law too. That’s true for any amount, sealed or not, including on the short hop through the Texico–Farwell crossing.
We won’t help plan around that, and we’d rather you didn’t risk it. Enjoy it here, legally, and drive home sober.
The smoke shop side
Half the store is a head shop: glass pipes and bongs, dab rigs, batteries and devices, and papers, grinders and trays. These are legal accessories in New Mexico and we sell them to adults 21 and over. We can’t give legal advice about other states’ rules.
Questions from Texas visitors
The full dispensary FAQ and our New Mexico cannabis laws guide go deeper.
What’s the closest dispensary to Lubbock?
Texas doesn’t have adult-use dispensaries, so the nearest ones are across the line in New Mexico. Texico and Clovis, about 90 to 100 miles west of Lubbock on US-84, are among the closest. Hobbs, to the southwest, is a similar drive. Factory Direct is in downtown Clovis, about 15 minutes past the state line.
What’s the closest dispensary to Amarillo?
From Amarillo, Clovis is roughly 105 miles southwest by way of Canyon and Hereford on US-60, about an hour and 45 minutes. Tucumcari, west on I-40, is a similar distance.
Can I buy cannabis in New Mexico with a Texas driver’s license?
Yes. Any adult 21 or older can buy from a licensed New Mexico dispensary with a valid, unexpired government photo ID. A Texas driver’s license or state ID works fine. You don’t need a medical card.
Can I take cannabis back to Texas?
No. Cannabis bought in New Mexico has to stay in New Mexico. Possession is illegal under Texas law, and carrying cannabis across a state line also breaks federal law, even in small amounts and even in sealed packaging. That includes the crossing at Texico and Farwell.
Do out-of-state visitors have different purchase limits?
No. Visitors follow the same New Mexico limits as residents: 2 ounces of flower, 16 grams of concentrate and 800 mg of THC in edibles per purchase.
Can I smoke in my hotel room in Clovis?
Check with your hotel first. Many hotels and short-term rentals ban smoking of any kind, and some ban cannabis use entirely. Using cannabis in public, including on the street or in a vehicle, is illegal in New Mexico.
What time zone is Clovis in?
Mountain time, one hour behind the Texas Panhandle. When we close at 10pm Monday through Saturday, it’s 11pm back in Lubbock or Amarillo.
Order ahead so it’s ready when you pull in
Pick a pickup window that fits your drive, pay at the counter, and you’re in and out. Open until 10pm Monday–Saturday.
