La Santa

Introduction

La Santa is a private, non-profit cannabis social association located in Valdemoro. The association operates for the mutual benefit of its registered members and is organised under Spanish cannabis association law (LO 1/2002). The following entry is informational and intended for directory reference; it does not constitute public solicitation or advertising. Entry to La Santa is at the club's discretion.

Location and neighbourhood context

La Santa's listed address places it in a central area of Valdemoro. Visit us at Calle Neptuno 45. Calle de Neptuno is adjacent to notable central thoroughfares and is close to landmarks such as the Paseo del Prado and Plaza de Neptuno; it is within an area characterised by a mix of institutional buildings, cultural attractions and urban residential streets. The immediate locality is served by multiple public transport options typical of central Valdemoro, including metro and bus routes, and is within walking distance of principal cultural and governmental sites.

The setting is useful to members who prefer central-city access. The club's location in Valdemoro situates it within established urban infrastructure rather than a suburban or industrial district; this may be relevant for members considering travel time and public transport connections.

About the private association

La Santa is constituted as a private, non-profit member association in which activities are confined to members and internal association matters. The association model used by La Santa follows the organisational principles common to Spanish cannabis social associations: collective cultivation and internal distribution among registered members for personal consumption within the private association framework. The association maintains records and governance consistent with its statutes and internal rules.

The association has a membership structure and internal governance documents that set out rights and responsibilities, meeting procedures, and internal decision-making. These documents define the association's purpose, membership criteria, and operational limits. La Santa is not a commercial enterprise; its operations are organised on a non-profit basis and oriented towards serving the internal membership under the association's statutes.

Membership process

Membership of La Santa is a private process conducted in accordance with the association's statutes and internal rules. Prospective members are typically admitted following an internal procedure defined by the association; this may include an application, verification of identity and age, and the requirement to agree to the association's rules. Admission is by private invitation or application as determined by the association.

Entry to La Santa is at the club's discretion. The association reserves the right to accept or decline membership applications in line with its statutes and internal governance. Membership numbers may be limited in accordance with the association's operational capacity; the association may accept up to members. Members are expected to comply with the association's rules, internal codes of conduct and any applicable legal obligations. The association's internal governance sets out processes for meetings, decision-making and conflict resolution among members.

The association maintains confidentiality regarding individual membership details and does not advertise membership availability publicly. Any enquiries about membership are handled privately and directly with the association.

Practical contact information

• Address: Visit us at Calle Neptuno 45
• Phone: Call
• Email: Reach us at
• Website: Visit
• Instagram: Follow us at

For administrative or membership queries, contact details above provide the primary channels for private communication. The association provides information to prospective and current members in a confidential manner and manages administrative matters in line with its statutes and applicable regulations.

Note: This directory entry is factual and informational. It does not describe or promote products, pricing, or commercial services, nor does it solicit the public to become members. Entry and membership remain matters decided by La Santa's internal rules and by the association itself.