420.camp vs Leafly
Leafly has the largest strain database anywhere and a dispensary finder for the United States and Canada with pickup ordering. 420.camp does not review strains. It tells you whether cannabis is legal where you stand, how buying works there, where you may consume, and which venues are verified — in 46 countries.
420.camp is not affiliated with any service named on this page; every fact about them comes from their own public sites. Last checked 2026-09-08.
The short answer
Use Leafly to learn about a strain or to order pickup from a US dispensary. Use 420.camp when the question is about a place: a country, a state, a city — is it legal, can a visitor buy, where are the legal venues. Outside North America Leafly has little to show; 420.camp is built for exactly that.
420.camp vs Leafly, side by side
| What you get | 420.camp | Leafly |
|---|---|---|
| Coverage | 69 countries with law guides; verified venues in 47 | US and Canadian dispensaries; the largest strain database |
| Laws explained by country | yes | partly |
| Laws by city and region | yes | no |
| Verified legal venues | yes | partly |
| Where you may consume | yes | no |
| Rules for visitors and tourists | yes | no |
| Deals and discounts | yes | yes |
| Online ordering / delivery | no | yes |
| Strain database | partly | yes |
| Mobile app | partly | yes |
| Works in a browser | yes | yes |
| Several languages | yes | no |
| Usable in Europe | yes | yes |
| Free listing for venues | yes | yes |
| Open API and AI assistants (MCP) | yes | no |
Facts checked 2026-09-08 on https://www.leafly.com. A “—” means the service does not offer it; a “?” means it does not publish it, so we do not guess.
What Leafly does better
- The strain library: effects, terpenes, reviews, growing notes — nothing else compares.
- Pickup ordering and live menus at US and Canadian dispensaries.
- Cannabis news and long-form guides, mostly about the US market.
What 420.camp does better
- The law first, by country and city, sourced and dated — including possession limits, public use and the medical route.
- Europe and Asia: Spain’s clubs, Dutch coffeeshops, German clubs, Thailand — with the rules for tourists, which Leafly does not cover.
- Consumption spots, eight languages, free listings for venues, and an open API so AI assistants can read a venue.
Try it on your next destination
11,701 venues in 46 countries, every one on a page that starts with the law — what you may buy, carry and where you may consume. Free, no account needed to read.
Questions people ask
Does Leafly cover Europe?
Leafly’s dispensary finder covers the United States and Canada. Its strain pages are readable anywhere, but it does not list European clubs or coffeeshops or explain European law. 420.camp does both.
Does 420.camp have strain information?
Not a strain database. 420.camp explains product types and what a menu means, and shows what a venue carries when the venue publishes its menu.
Can I use both?
Yes, and many people do: Leafly for what to buy, 420.camp for whether and where you may buy it in the place you are.
