Introduction
Uluwatu club is a private cannabis social association located in Villanueva de la Cañada, in the Valencia region of Spain. The entry below is an informational directory-style account of the organisation and its operations as a private member association; it is not an offer or public solicitation. The association operates within the framework of Spanish cannabis association law (LO 1/2002) and describes its role as a member-run collective rather than a commercial enterprise.
Location and neighbourhood context
Uluwatu club is listed at a street address in Villanueva de la Cañada. Visit us at Calle de las Estrellas 2. Villanueva de la Cañada lies within a broader municipal and suburban setting; the town is known for a largely residential character with local services and community facilities. Public transport availability and road access vary by neighbourhood; prospective enquirers should consult local timetables and municipal information for precise travel guidance to Villanueva de la Cañada.
The club’s stated address places it within the local urban fabric rather than in a tourist-only district. Nearby municipal amenities, retail outlets and standard municipal services are typical of towns of this scale. The description avoids asserting specifics about local landmarks or transport nodes beyond these generalities unless confirmed by independent sources.
About the private association
Uluwatu club is organised as a private, non-commercial association of adults who participate collectively in cultivation and internal distribution for personal use among consenting members. The association’s internal governance, membership limits and operational procedures are set by its own statutes and by decisions of its membership bodies. As a private entity, it is structured to serve its enrolled members and to manage internal activities such as communal cultivation and member coordination; these activities are not presented as commercial sales.
The association framework used by Uluwatu club is consistent with member-run cannabis social clubs in Spain, where groups operate under internal regulations to manage collective growing, allocation and administrative responsibilities. Uluwatu club describes itself in those terms: a members’ collective aiming to organise shared cultivation and distribution strictly for consumption by enrolled members.
Membership process
Membership of Uluwatu club is by private introduction and internal approval. Entry is at the club’s discretion and the association reserves the right to accept or refuse applications according to its statutes and internal rules. Initial contact and membership enquiries follow a private process rather than public recruitment; prospective members are typically introduced by existing members or invited to make a confidential approach in line with the club’s procedure.
The association requires members to meet age and residency criteria as imposed by its statutes and applicable regulations. Members participate in the association’s internal governance and are expected to adhere to its rules on cultivation, consumption within the private setting, record-keeping and mutual obligations. The club states that members collectively cultivate and share for personal use; it does not operate as a retailer, and it does not publicly offer cannabis for sale.
Information on membership capacity, waiting lists or specific membership obligations is managed internally and provided only through the club’s private communication channels. Prospective enquirers should understand that the membership process is administrative and confidential, and that access to the venue is controlled by the association.
- Name: Uluwatu club
- Location: located in Villanueva de la Cañada
- Address: Visit us at Calle de las Estrellas 2
- Phone: Call +34 646 892 870
- Email: Reach us at
- Website: Visit
- Social: Follow us at
- Membership cap: up to members
This entry aims to provide factual, neutral information for reference purposes. For specific questions about membership criteria, statutes, governance documents or internal procedures, contact the association directly through the private channels listed above. Entry to the premises and participation in Uluwatu club activities are subject to the club’s approval and to the rules established by its membership.
