For more than a century, Riverside Memorial Park in Tequesta has been the final resting place for pioneers, community leaders, celebrities and those who call Florida’s northern Palm Beach and southern Martin County their home.
Amenities
Location
- Veterans cemetery section
- New building
- Beautiful views
- Chapel
- Family estates
- Flat markers
- Upright headstones
- Mausoleums
Cremation
- Option for mail delivery of ashes
- Scattering garden for ashes
- Cremation cemetery options
- Cremation niches
- Cremation gardens
Service
- Arrangements by phone or email
- Event planning
- Outdoor celebrations
- Tribute video production
- Marker unveiling
- In-home visitations
- Police escort available
- Cemetery flower delivery
Religious & Cultural
- Multicultural funerals
- Catholic cemetery section
- Jewish cemetery section
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Free Funeral Planning Resources
Funeral planning can seem overwhelming. These guides can help you every step of the way—from choosing between traditional burial planning and cremation, designing a religious ceremony or a celebration of life, and deciding on cemetery property or filing for veteran's benefits.
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Nestled in a quiet residential neighborhood next to a state park, our picturesque 
As you walk the lush cemetery grounds shaded by large oak trees, pine trees and palms, you will find a wide choice of burial options. The memorial park accommodates in-ground burials in many landscaped gardens that permit a range of monument options, both upright and flat. The most recent garden—Hope—includes hedge estates. Four outdoor mausoleums accommodate both casket burials and 
In January 1907, the Jupiter Cemetery Association purchased 4.5 acres on the north fork of Florida's Loxahatchee River. At the time, the land was located in Dade County. Since the only way to reach the cemetery was the river, the association built a pier so that caskets could be transported to the cemetery by towboat. County Line Road, as we know it today, was then a stretch of sand called Cemetery Road. In 1925, Martin County was created and the road was renamed.
"I was impressed with the service designed to honor my father as a navy veteran. It was very nice despite Covid-19 and things being crazy."
Verified Customer
May 2020
"Make arrangements in advance"
Verified Customer
March 2020
Remember the one you love
Honor the memory of your loved one with cemetery flower placement. You choose the flowers. You choose the months. We do the rest.
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