Pinegrove Memorial Park Cemetery & Crematorium
Cremation in Blacktown

Established in 1962 and possessing 175 acres of peaceful gardens, lawns and landscaping, Pinegrove Memorial Park is one of the largest, independently owned cemeteries in the Sydney region. Our grounds feature a peaceful, unfold and spontaneous setting and are maintained throughout the year by our team of capable and experienced grounds staff. Originally designed to challenge the dour notions of what a cemetery ordinarily looks like, Pinegrove Memorial Park is a expansive open, light and airy space a clam place set among st a sprawling automatic setting. Having served Sydney’s Greater West for more than 50 years, almost every family in the region already has a connection to us. We are also easily accessed, as we are conveniently located near the junction of the M7 motorway and the Vast Western Highway. Built on a preceding dairy farm and completed in the hasty 1960s, Pinegrove Memorial Park has served families for more than 50 years. The first is that a cremation does not malicious an end, for many memorial options exist for the preservation and honoring of a loved one. The second is that a memorial park is a place as much for the living as it is for the departed. We take immense pride in providing a clam and serene environment where people can compile to honor and celebrate the life of a loved one. We are committed to ensuring our grounds are beautifully maintained to yield a tranquil environment and a notable sanctuary to pay your respects in a dignified manner. Pinegrove Memorial Park is elated to be a member of InvoCare, an Australian company, and the Asia Pacific's leading provider of cemetery and related services. Pinegrove Memorial Park continually strives for innovation and improvement by offering new technology and investment in the quality of grounds, services and facilities. We continue committed to the maximum standards in our dealings with client families, the community and in the services we provide. As piece of our commitment to families, we produce a optional online memorial with HeavenAddress. This is a polite website that allows you to share memories, photos, music and video, as healthy as offer words of comfort to others who are also missing the alike person. At Pinegrove Memorial Park we strive to maintain high standards of beauty, peace and tranquility. The subsequent Rules and Regulations (the Rules) are designed to promote this objective as well as seeking to protect the safety of all those that visit and labor in the park. These may only be used in accordance with our instructions. Only we can mark and define burial ardor cremation spaces throughout the Facilities. For reasons of beauty, maintenance and safety of the Facilities, we and only we may realign or alter the position of memorials, burial ardor cremation spaces (including lifting and leveling of plaques). While we receive all logical concern for the safety of visitors to the Facilities and their belongings, it is the responsibility of those visitors to ensure their own safety and the protection of their possessions. We are not likely for personal injury, property damage or theft that occurs within the Facilities unless entirely caused by the vulgar negligence or willful misconduct of our employees or agents. We can use for any lawful purpose any visual representations (such as photographs, drawings, film or video) of any portion of the Facilities. We may at any time alter or change any feature (including plants), improvement or structure of the Facilities.

Built on a preceding dairy farm and completed in the early 1960s, Pinegrove Memorial Park has served families for more than 50 years. Originally designed to defy the dour notions of what a cemetery ordinarily looks like, Pinegrove Memorial Park is a wide open, light and airy space a clam place set among st a sprawling spontaneous setting. The first is that a cremation does not mean an end, for many memorial options exist for the preservation and honoring of a loved one. The second is that a memorial park is a deposit as much for the living as it is for the departed.