At Greendale Garden Cemetery we take great pride in offering our services to the wider community around our cemetery. As NSW’s first cemetery to blend traditional lawn burials with eco-friendly practices, we recognise the importance of preserving the environment for future generations. Our commitment to sustainability and eco-conscious practices is reflected in the services we offer and engagement we have with members of the public.
Our Islamic Burial Gardens are open and available to serve the Muslim community.
At Greendale Garden Cemetery, we offer a range of eco-friendly memorialisation options that align with our commitment to environmental sustainability.
Renewable Interment Rights are a progressive and eco-conscious option for memorialisation.
At Greendale, our Islamic Burial Gardens are open and available to serve the Muslim community. We are currently offering a complete Islamic burial package designed to ease the burden on families at the time of need.
Everything is arranged in one place so that your family is not left coordinating multiple services during an already difficult time.
See how Greendale At Greendale Garden engages with the community we serve. As a sacred space where cherished memories reside, we strive to foster a sense of belonging, support, and unity among all those who visit our grounds. We take emense pride in the relationships we have been able to build.
Greendale is proud to regularly engage with schools, our learning Program is an immersive educational experience designed to encourage students to explore the importance of remembrance, dignity and the impact every individual has on their family, community and future generations.
Office hours Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm, excluding public holidays
Phone: 1300 998 234
General Cemetery hours of operation
Monday to Sunday from 8.00am to 6.00pm
Office hours
Monday to Friday 9.00am to 5.00pm
(excluding public holidays)
General Cemetery hours of operation during gazetted public holidays, Mother’s Day or Father’s Day are 8.00am to 4.00pm.
