Burial options for every family

Every well-manicured garden on our grounds was designed to meet your personal burial preference. Burial options at Rolling Green include traditional ground burial with a flat marker, private family estates and entombment in a community or private mausoleum. For families who choose cremation, we have several memorialization options available with designated areas for inurnment of cremated remains.

Choosing a final resting spot is an important and emotional decision. Our team will help you select the cemetery property that’s right for you and your family. We are committed to meeting your needs.

Special cemetery sections

We welcome families of all faiths, backgrounds and cultures—anyone can use our cemetery services. To better serve our community, we have certain sections reserved for veterans and Masons. We also have designated religious gardens for certain faiths.

Chapel of Peace Mausoleum

Our Chapel of Peace Mausoleum provides above-ground entombment in a peaceful, climate-controlled setting. Inside the stone building, elegant glass-front niches enhance the beauty of an urn. The beautiful niches can be personalized with photographs, flowers and mementos to provide a unique and lasting tribute. The mausoleum also has a lovely, light-filled chapel that can be used for committal services.

Trusted cemetery provider

Rolling Green Cemetery is a member of the Dignity Memorial® network of funeral, cremation and cemetery service providers, offering compassionate care and personalized service you can trust.

We invite you to make a personal visit to our beautifully landscaped cemetery grounds. Please contact us at any time if we can answer any questions you may have about our services.

History

Rolling Green Cemetery has a rich history of service to the families of central Pennsylvania. Founded in 1929, our cemetery in Camp Hill was one of the first in the country to be designed in the "memorial park" concept. Flush-to-the-ground memorials provide an unobstructed view of trees and landscaping and create a welcoming park-like setting.

Gardens for veterans, Masons and religions

Through the decades, Rolling Green erected features to memorialize a lifetime. In the 50s, Rolling Green completed its first garden mausoleum, dedicated and reserved a section for Masons and their families, and reserved 4 sections for veterans and their families. The dedication of the cemetery’s first religious garden, The Garden of Resurrection, took place in 1963. Later religious garden additions include Christ in Gethsemane, Christ the Good Shepherd and the 4 Gospels.

Decades of service

The natural beauty of Rolling Green and the caring, professional service of our staff has made our cemetery the choice of many generations of loyal, appreciative families.