Things To Do In San Bernardino
All dressed up but nowhere to go?
Check out ASHE Society's rankings for the best things to do in San Bernardino, California!
Whether you're on the way to a fun outing, or looking to wind down and hit the hay after a long day of fun, ASHE has you covered with the perfect cannabis companions to add the cherry on top to your day of play.
We would be remiss if we didn't start out by introducing the brand new, beautifully designed ASHE Society Cannabis Dispensary, located right here in San Bernardino city! And, did we mention first time customers can take 30% off their first purchase, for a limited time only?
Check out the DEALS page for even more ways to save or view the San Bernardino Menu right here!
There's something fun for everyone in San Bernardino, CA
Are you into historical monuments and curiosities? Or are you more of an outdoorsy type? Adrenaline junky, spectating enthusiast, or peanut gallery extraordinaire? No matter what your cup of tea (or should we say 'bowl of weed'?), San Bernardino offers a local excursion that'll be right up your alley.
Check out these awesome activities and feel free to take advantage of ASHE’s every day low prices to add the perfect cannabis pairing for your outing. Don't forget to check the section at the bottom of this blog to help you understand when and where it may be acceptable for you to use cannabis products when you're out and about!
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Always Practice Safe Stone-ing, Friends
This is a friendly reminder from ASHE to consume all cannabis products safely and responsibly in accordance with all state and local laws, as well as the regulations set by private businesses. Here are some important points to help keep you on the right side of California's cannabis regulations at all times!
For exact language, you can read San Bernardino County's regulations regarding cannabis smoking, as well as the State of California's Health & Safety Code section 11362.3 regarding cannabis use. Click here to view the full text of the regulation!
A quick legal disclaimer:
The information provided on this website does not, and is not intended to, constitute legal advice. All information, content, and materials provided are for general informational purposes only. Information on this website may not constitute the most up-to-date legal or other information. Consult all state, county, and city regulations for exact and up-to-date language and wording. ASHE Society assumes no responsibility and shall not be held responsible or in any way liable for any individual’s interpretation (or misinterpretation) of any laws, regulations, or ordinances.
It's always a good bet to take a look at the city regulations for whatever city you plan to use cannabis in as well! And remember, anything that is prohibited at a state level, cannot be legally permitted by a county, city, or private entity.
Because cannabis has not yet been federally legalized, possessing or using cannabis or cannabis products on federal land constitutes a federal felony--never bring these products to national parks or reserves, or similar federal lands.
You should never operate machinery, such as a vehicle, while under the influence of a product like cannabis; it is illegal to drive under the influence.
As of this writing, in the county of San Bernardino, it is currently prohibited to smoke cannabis in public places. San Bernardino County defines 'public places' (for the purposes of this regulation) as "any place, publicly or privately owned, when being used for a public event, including but not limited to a farmers' market, parade, craft fair, festival, or any other event open to the general public."
It's also prohibited to smoke cannabis anywhere where tobacco smoke is already prohibited, or within 50ft of an area where smoking is prohibited. It is illegal to smoke within 1000ft of a school, day care center, or youth care center when children are present, “unless at a private residence where the smoking is not detectable on the grounds of the school, day care center, or youth center while children are present.”
While there are no current county-specific regulations against consuming cannabis in other forms, such as edibles, drinks, tinctures, capsules, etc… in 'public places', it's always best to use your judgement and be respectful of property owners, managers, and caretakers.
Most properties that are accessible to the general public are still privately owned, and owners of private properties are legally permitted to determine if cannabis usage (that is not already prohibited by law) is allowed to occur on their property. If someone asks you to put away your cannabis goodies, it's always best to politely comply and look for somewhere else to partake.