Whitemarsh Memorial Park

Serene memorial park

When you first arrive at our 165-acre memorial park, notice the deep green lawns and well-manicured landscaping that make each of our memorial gardens an ideal space for reflection. As you enter through our drive lined with lush European Hornbeam trees, a majestic fountain welcomes you and your guests.

Inside, you’ll find impeccably maintained traditional burial spaces, as well as private walled and gated family estates. Colorful rhododendron, roses, holly and lilac brighten the space between burials, while alleys of magnolia, cherry, crab apple, cedar, sycamore, elm and oak trees outline the garden borders.

Distinctive burial options

The 8-story, 174-foot-tall Tower of Chimes and Mausoleum provides an above-ground community burial space, incorporating an indoor glass-niche columbarium to display an urn, photographs or other personal effects. The stately stone structure was designed by French-born Paul Philippe Cret, who was one of the most influential Philadelphia architects of the early 20th century.

For those who choose cremation, we offer two dedicated cremation gardens for above-ground inurnment, with private family columbariums, memorial benches and dedication pedestals. Also, scattering and in-ground burial round out the range of options available.

Our 160-year-old Wayside Chapel provides an ideal setting for a memorial service or reception. Wayside Chapel can also be reserved for your family’s life milestones. We welcome weddings, baptisms, christenings and reunions to be held at our grounds.

Parkview Pet Cemetery

We understand the deep connection between people and their pets. Parkview Pet Cemetery provides a dedicated space within the park to honor the memory of a beloved animal companion. From faithful canines and felines to treasured bunnies and reptiles, we offer a selection of options to create a fitting resting place for a cherished pet.

Contact us, day or night

Whitemarsh Memorial Park serves families from Broad Axe to Prospectville in a tradition dating to 1929. Please contact us anytime to discuss burial and cemetery options in Ambler. If you'd like to see the memorial park for yourself, we consider it an honor to provide guided tours.