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Psilocybin Laws in Oregon

How Oregon law treats magic mushrooms (psilocybin), from the state code and official state agencies.

Short answer: Oregon has a licensed psilocybin services program (voter-approved Measure 109): adults 21 and older may buy, possess and consume psilocybin products only at a licensed psilocybin service center under the supervision of a licensed facilitator, and selling to anyone under 21 is prohibited. ORS 475A.440, 475A.498; ORS 475.752(3)(a), (7), 475.896

Magic mushrooms (psilocybin)Oregon has a licensed psilocybin services program (voter-approved Measure 109): adults 21 and older may buy, possess and consume psilocybin products only at a licensed psilocybin service center under the supervision of a licensed facilitator, and selling to anyone under 21 is prohibited. Outside the program, psilocybin is a Schedule I controlled substance. Possessing a small amount is a 'drug enforcement misdemeanor' (probation of up to 18 months, or up to 180 days in jail only at the defendant's request, with no fines); possessing 12 grams or more is a Class A misdemeanor, and possession that is a commercial drug offense or a substantial quantity is a Class B felony.
Psilocybin program: https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/ors/ors475A.html . ORS 475.896 was enacted by Or. Laws 2024, c. 70 and amended by 2025, c. 532. Class penalties: Class A felony up to 20 years; Class B felony up to 10 years; Class C felony up to 5 years and $125,000; Class A misdemeanor up to 364 days and $6,250;

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FAQ

Are magic mushrooms legal in Oregon?
Oregon has a licensed psilocybin services program (voter-approved Measure 109): adults 21 and older may buy, possess and consume psilocybin products only at a licensed psilocybin service center under the supervision of a licensed facilitator, and selling to anyone under 21 is prohibited. Outside the program, psilocybin is a Schedule I controlled substance. Possessing a small amount is a 'drug enforcement misdemeanor' (probation of up to 18 months, or up to 180 days in jail only at the defendant's request, with no fines); possessing 12 grams or more is a Class A misdemeanor, and possession that is a commercial drug offense or a substantial quantity is a Class B felony.

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