Maine cannabis city guides: Just Baked Maine — Lincoln Cannabis Dispensary (2026)

Just Baked Maine — Lincoln Cannabis Dispensary

Family-owned adult-use cannabis shop in downtown Lincoln, Maine — the only full-service dispensary in the interior Penobscot County I-95 corridor

Image: AI-generated illustration of a Lincoln, Maine small-town dispensary, generated for this guide. Not a photograph of the actual storefront.

Just Baked at a Glance

FactDetails
OperatorJust Baked Maine (owned by Square One Natural Relief)
Address115 West Broadway, Unit 2B, Lincoln, ME 04457
Phone(207) 403-9160
Emailsupport@squareonenaturalrelief.com
HoursMon–Sat 10am–6pm · Sun 10am–4pm (verify by phone)
License TypeAdult-use / recreational (21+)
ProductsFlower, pre-rolls, handcrafted edibles, vapes, CBD
Service AreaLincoln, Lee, Winn, Mattawamkeag, Penobscot County interior
Primary Sourcesjustbakedmaine.com · Facebook

Overview

Just Baked Maine is a family-owned adult-use cannabis dispensary in downtown Lincoln, on the I-95 / ME-6 corridor in interior Penobscot County. Per the operator's own site, Just Baked is the only full-service adult-use cannabis shop in the Lincoln area — an important geographic distinction for residents and travelers in northern Maine who would otherwise have to drive to Bangor or Millinocket for legal cannabis.

The operator is Square One Natural Relief (the parent company's email domain). The dispensary markets itself as a small-but-mighty operator emphasizing handcrafted, commercial-grade edibles as a quality differentiator from mass-market competitors.

Lincoln Location

Address: 115 West Broadway, Unit 2B, Lincoln, ME 04457
Phone: (207) 403-9160
Hours: Monday through Saturday 10am-6pm · Sunday 10am-4pm

Lincoln is a small Penobscot County town of approximately 5,200 residents in northern Maine. The town sits on the I-95 / ME-6 corridor — a key north-south route through northern Maine. West Broadway is the main commercial corridor in downtown Lincoln, with restaurants, retail, and other small businesses in the surrounding blocks.

Parking is available on-site and in nearby public lots. The dispensary is a short drive from I-95 exit 229 (Lincoln / East Millinocket).

Product Specialization

Per the operator's own site, Just Baked carries:

  • Flower — multiple cultivars, indoor and outdoor
  • Pre-rolls — single joints and multi-packs
  • Handcrafted edibles — the operator's signature category, marketed as "a higher quality alternative to your standard gummies and cookies"
  • Vapes / Cartridges — 510-thread carts and disposables
  • CBD products — broad-spectrum and isolate formats

Confirm current menu, pricing, and product availability with the operator before visiting — the menu rotates with each cultivation cycle.

Service Area

Just Baked serves the I-95 / ME-6 corridor in interior Penobscot County:

  • Lincoln (in town) — 5 min
  • Lee / Winn — 10-15 min
  • Mattawamkeag — 15 min
  • Howland / Enfield — 25-30 min south
  • Millinocket — 40 min north
  • Bangor — 50 min south
  • Houlton — 90 min north

Just Baked is the only full-service adult-use cannabis shop in the Lincoln area, making it a critical access point for residents of interior Penobscot County and travelers on the I-95 corridor. The next-closest adult-use options are in Bangor (50 min south) and Millinocket (40 min north) for any products Just Baked does not carry.

How to Verify Before You Go

Bring a valid government-issued photo ID showing you are 21 or older.

Frequently Asked Questions

Verification: Address, phone, hours, product positioning, and operator ownership above are sourced from the operator's official site (justbakedmaine.com, retrieved 2026-07-04) and the operator's Facebook page. The "only full-service adult-use cannabis shop in the Lincoln area" framing is per the operator's own marketing. The parent company email domain (squareonenaturalrelief.com) is from the operator's site. Always call ahead to confirm current hours, pricing, and product availability before visiting.

Disclaimer: Information is provided for general reference only. Dispensary status, hours, and product availability can change. Always verify details directly with the dispensary before planning a visit.

Last reviewed 2026-07-06 by Calvin Waters + Margaret Finch against the OCP, legislature, and primary source documents cited in this page. Editor-pair review on file; methodology and reviewer bios at /about/corrections and /about/authors.

Editorial note. This guide is part of the Maine Dispensary Guide editorial corpus. Every material correction to this page is documented in our public Editorial Corrections Log with the primary source that confirms the fix.

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