Walk the grounds.
Three burial gardens, a hillside chapel, a columbarium and an urn garden, laid out across the slopes of Kirkpatrick Hall. Each has its own character and light.
Garden of Serenity
Open lawns under broad shade trees.
Our first and largest garden, laid out across the gentle eastern slope. Vault interment beneath open lawn, with mature shade trees and long views over the valley.
Garden of Tranquility
Winding paths and flowering borders.
A quieter garden of winding walks, flowering plants and birdsong. Chosen by families who want a more enclosed, intimate resting place.
Garden of Faith
The highest garden, closest to the light.
Set on the upper slope near the chapel, the Garden of Faith looks out toward the sea. Morning mist settles here first and lifts here last.
Columbarium of Faith
Niches for urns, side by side.
A columbarium is a dovecote for remembrance: a wall of arched niches, each holding an urn. Families may place a small plaque and return to visit at any time.
Urn Garden of Eternity
Ground burial for cremated remains.
For families who choose cremation but want a place to return to, the Urn Garden offers ground interment of urns in a dedicated garden of golden light.
Blessed Assurance Chapel
Services of every denomination.
Our hillside chapel seats the whole family and welcomes every faith. Services, viewings and committals are held here before the procession into the gardens.
Book of Life Monument
Every name, recorded in stone.
At the heart of the park, the Book of Life records the names of those at rest here: a permanent register families can visit, trace and touch.
The gardens are open Monday to Saturday. Come and see them.
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