Why Choose Camino?
Updated on August 11, 2026
Camino makes gummies for people who read the label, and the label is the whole point. Most edible lines hand you THC and a flavor. Camino hands you CBG, CBC, and CBD in actual ratios: a 5:5:5, a 1:2, or single-cannabinoid tins. Somebody in that lab is clearly enjoying themselves.
They came from Kiva Confections, a California edible maker that’s been around long enough to know that the little details matter. The numbers on the tin aren’t decoration, they tell you exactly what’s inside. Every tin, every time.
Camino Gummies That Our Regulars Reach For at VRC
- Wild Cherry CBC 5:5:5 — Three cannabinoids, equal parts, one tin. 100mg THC, plus cherry that actually tastes like cherry instead of vaguely remembering one. The ratio crowd already knows what’s up. If you don’t, this is your sign to catch up.
- Freshly Squeezed CBG 1:2 — Twice the CBG as THC, 100mg total, and a citrus flavor that doesn’t phone it in. It’s one of the easier ratios to wrap your head around, which might explain why people keep asking for it by name.
- Wild Berry Gummy — 100mg THC, classic berry flavor, zero ratio math. It’s also the easy-on-the-wallet pick, which is nice when you want a gummy without turning the decision into a whole thing. Sometimes berry is enough.
Worth knowing: Sours Orchard is the only 50mg tin on the shelf — half the dose, same price bracket. Comes up often enough to mention.
Worth the Drive from American Canyon, Benicia, or Napa
Edibles are a stock-up purchase, so one trip covers you for a while. If you’re coming from a neighboring city, that makes the extra few miles a pretty easy trade for a fuller selection.
- American Canyon – 10 minutes up the road
- Benicia – a straight shot across on I-80
- Napa – Highway 29 most of the way down
- Hercules, Pinole, Martinez – a short run on the interstate, worth it for the full range
Looking for CAMINO GUMMIES in Vallejo?
Why Camino Shoppers Start at Vallejo Relief Center?
Camino shoppers usually know exactly which tin they want. Here’s why they find it here:
The Whole Range, Not a Camino Teaser — Ratio tins, the Sours, and both dose sizes. Wild Cherry, Freshly Squeezed, Sparkling Pear, Midnight Blueberry, Mango Serenity, Raspberry Lemonade — some shops carry two Camino tins and call it a lineup. We prefer giving you enough options to actually compare them.
Straight Answers, No Guessing Game — Ask about a ratio or a milligram count and we’ll give you the number. Our crew reads the lid the same way you do, because “I think it’s around…” isn’t exactly helpful.
Kiva’s Other Line, Too — Camino isn’t the only Kiva line you’ll find here. We keep Lost Farm on the shelf, too, so you can compare both approaches from the same maker without making a second stop.
Camino in the Specials — Camino has a habit of showing up in our daily deals and monthly specials. Before you pay full price, give the specials page a quick look. Your wallet might appreciate the detour.
Vallejo’s Spot Since 2011 — Fifteen years in, and the edible case still gets plenty of attention. Camino isn’t sitting in the corner collecting dust.
Medical + Recreational Friendly — Shopping for medical or recreational use? If you’re 21+ and have a valid ID, you’re welcome in.
You know what you’re looking for. VRC knows where it lives. Check the menu, see what’s in stock, and head in knowing the Camino tin you want is waiting for you.
You can shop in-store or…
Shop Camino Gummies Online at Vallejo Relief Center
The edible case moves a little quieter than the flower shelf, but the good tins still find their people. From your phone, you can:
- Browse the full Camino range in one place
- Compare ratios and doses side by side
- Choose quick pickup, delivery or just swing by and grab your order
Searches like “buy Camino gummies in Vallejo” don’t happen by accident. Ranking for a brand is nice, but being the place that actually has the gummies when someone comes looking? That’s a whole different ball game.
The Part that nobody explains
How to Read a Camino Lid?
Camino tins come in three flavors of math, and the lid tells you exactly which one you’re holding.
- Single-cannabinoid — THC and nothing else. Straightforward, no ratio decoding required, and usually the easiest price point on the shelf.
- Two-cannabinoid ratios — You’ll see these written like 5mg THC : 10mg CBG. That’s THC bringing a second cannabinoid along for the ride, in a set proportion. Do the quick math and it becomes 1:2, which is the cleaner way you’ll usually see the ratio described. But the lid gives you the real numbers (5mg THC and 10mg CBG), not just the simplified version.
- Three-cannabinoid ratios — Written like 5mg THC : 5mg CBC : 5mg CBG. Three cannabinoids, all pulling the same weight, which is unusual enough to make people stop and take a second look. The shorthand is a tidy 1:1:1, but the lid gives you the numbers that actually matter: 5mg of each, spelled out right there.
Then there’s the total milligram number underneath the ratio. That’s the figure to check when you’re figuring out how much is in the whole tin. Both numbers are right there on the lid, and both are listed on the product page before you buy.
Which ratios make it onto the shelf can change week to week. The menu is the live answer; our crew knows what just landed.
F.A.Q’s
Frequently Asked Questions
Got a Camino question? Good. We probably hear it every week. Here are the answers to the ones that come up most, from ratios and doses to pickup and ID.
Why does Camino put ratios on the tin?
Because “trust us” isn’t information. Most edible lines print a THC number and leave it there. Camino prints the whole cannabinoid breakdown, which is either useful to you or it isn’t — but at least it’s there.
Can I order Camino gummies online for pickup?
Absolutely. Order through our online menu and pick it up in store when you’re ready. Saves the browse and locks in your tin.
Does VRC have deals on Camino?
Check our daily deals and monthly specials — plus rewards points on every purchase that stack toward future pickups. Reading the label doesn’t have to mean paying full price.
Is Camino good for a first edible?
The tins run 100mg total, split across multiple pieces, so the per-piece number is what matters, and it’s printed on the packaging. Start low, go slow, and give it time. Our budtenders can point newer customers to the friendliest option in the current lineup.
What's the difference between Camino and Camino Sours?
Sours is a sub-line — same maker, sour coating instead of the standard finish. We stock both, including a Sours tin at the lower dose.
Do Camino gummies expire?
There’s a date on the packaging, and that’s the one that counts. Gummies are more stable than flower. They don’t dry out or lose aroma the same way, so a sealed tin holds up between visits. Keep it closed, cool, and out of anywhere warm or sunny.
How much can I buy at once in California?
California allows 28.5g of flower and 8g of concentrate per day, and edibles count toward the concentrate side — which works out to 8,000mg of THC, or eighty 100mg tins. The rule you’ll actually notice is the 100mg cap per edible package, which is why every Camino tin stops there. Our budtenders track it at the register.
Can I earn rewards points on Camino?
Yes. Camino purchases earn rewards points the same as anything else, and points stack toward future pickups.
What do I need to bring to pick up a Camino order?
A valid government-issued photo ID, and it needs to match the name on the order. That’s it for recreational. Medical patients should bring their physician’s recommendation or MMIC as well.
Are Camino gummies worth it?
Depends what you’re comparing against. Camino costs more than the cheapest gummy on the shelf, and what you’re paying for is the cannabinoid breakdown printed on the lid plus dose consistency tin to tin. If you don’t care about ratios, a simpler tin will do the job for less. Our crew will tell you that too.
