cemeteries
& memorial parks

Fairmount Memorial Park sits on a bluff overlooking the Spokane River.  Indoor memorials are available within the iconic Sunset Chapel and Mausoleum.

This memorial park features a large number of historic pioneers of the region, and also features two beautiful cremation gardens.

Pines Cemetery occupies 36 acres in the Spokane Valley along 16th Ave and Pines Road.  The wide lawns, trees and pathways provide a contemplative, peaceful, and honorable setting in which the lives and memories of loved ones have been commemorated since the cemetery's dedication in 1910.

Greenwood Memorial Terrace is one of the most beautiful memorial parks and cemeteries in the entire Northwest, and provides a diverse array of of memorial options for cremation and traditional burial.  From its stunning vistas of downtown Spokane to quiet, shady alcoves of reflective remembrance, you are sure to experience a place of rest in nature's tranquil beauty.

Riverside Memorial Park is a 161 acre memorial park located on the Spokane River opposite Greenwood Memorial Terrace on Government Way.

Riverside Mausoleum provides indoor memorials for both cremation and traditional interment.

Spokane Memorial Gardens is located on a beautifully landscaped 160 acres on Cheney-Spokane Road following the natural contours of the Marshall Creek canyon and featuring the magnificent marble statuary of the "Apostle's Court" at its center. 

South Pines Cemetery can be found at the southern end of the Spokane Valley at the intersection Highway 27 (Pines Road) and 32nd Avenue.  South Pines' 69 acres were dedicated in 2001 as a place for honoring the life and memory of loved ones.

Woodlawn Cemetery is a small 2 acre cemetery located on the western edge of the Spokane Valley.  The cemetery was established in 1888 as Englewood Cemetery.  Today Woodlawn Cemetery is a picturesque park set among a local neighborhood.