Valley Forge Memorial Gardens

Many burial and cremation options

Throughout our century of service, we've responded to the evolving needs of the King of Prussia community. We provide the goods and services families today look for—whether it's traditional burial, mausoleum entombment or cremation memorialization. Level bronze memorials allow us to maintain a tranquil, park-like appearance throughout the majority of the cemetery property. Areas for upright granite monuments, cremation benches, columbarium estates and private estates allow you to design a unique feature that accommodates your family's wishes.

Honoring veterans and military families

It is a privilege to serve veterans and military families. To honor the brave men and women who have served our country, we maintain 2 sections dedicated to veterans: The Garden of Time and Veterans Memorial Garden. An eagle monument commemorating veterans of all branches proudly stands in the Veterans Memorial Garden and a memorial bench sits in the Garden of Time.

Trusted provider

We are proud to be a member of the Dignity Memorial® network of funeral, cremation and cemetery service providers. When you choose Valley Forge Memorial Gardens, you receive both the compassionate care you can expect from a King of Prussia-operated establishment and the value you deserve from North America’s largest provider of funeral, cremation and cemetery services.

Visit us

We invite you to visit at 352 South Gulph Rd., to meet our friendly associates and take a tour of our beautiful cemetery grounds. Please contact us if you need immediate assistance or would like more information about our burial, cremation and memorialization services.

History

Historical Valley Forge Memorial Gardens, located in King of Prussia, Pennsylvania, was established in 1915 on farmland that dates back to the late 1600s. John Roberts, a Welshman, arrived in the King of Prussia area in 1682 and operated a farm and grist mill, part of which is now the site of Valley Forge Memorial Gardens. John Roberts married Elizabeth Owen, and together they had 3 children.

Founded in 1915

Several years later, the farm, which was previously known as Swamp Vrass Farm, was decreased and acreage was sold. In 1912, Judson Kerr purchased the 168-acre property and sold 81 acres to Valley Forge Cemetery Association in 1915.

Honoring our legacy

Today, we are a proud member of the Dignity Memorial® network of funeral, cremation and cemetery service providers. At Valley Forge Memorial Gardens, we have proudly served the King of Prussia community for more than 100 years.