Our nature-rich Parks honour your loved ones while providing tranquil spaces teeming with richly diverse flora and fauna for the living to reflect on precious memories.
“Tranquil, uplifting and inspiring – time spent at GreenAcres is time well spent.”
These leafy, magical wonderlands provide solace from grief. Dominated by trees, woodland flowers, deer, birds and butterflies. GreenAcres woodlands hold an important cultural heritage and are sustainably maintained to avoid overcrowding and disease damage. This ensures a healthy ecosystem that benefits future generations of families, wildlife and nature.
Our flower-rich meadows are vital to our commitment to sustainable rewilding. The Meadow Experience provides a reminder of the former abundance of wildflowers in the British countryside. Meadow grasses within GreenAcres are encouraged to grow long, pathways are mowed for walkers to access the areas, and the scent of wildflowers, herbs and grass help generate a sense of calm.
GreenAcres Orchards may be small, but they’re so important if you’re looking for a specific connection from your past. Vital for wildlife and associated with home-cooked pies, crumbles and jam making, they lend themselves to blossoming park trees where families can literally gather the fruit of their loved ones.
A cherished British tradition, GreenAcres lawns are lush, manicured grass areas that are maintained to look vibrant and healthy throughout the year. Our lawn areas include seasonal flowers, bushes, shrubs, memorial options and places for people to sit and reflect in a peaceful environment.
Gardens have long been considered as special private places for people to relax, reflect and rebuild. They also provide an easy space for like-minded communities to connect. GreenAcres Gardens come in a variety of formats and serve to support people for many years as they become more established, unique and a personal legacy to remaining family members.
These leafy, magical wonderlands provide solace from grief. Dominated by trees, woodland flowers, deer, birds and butterflies. GreenAcres woodlands hold an important cultural heritage and are sustainably maintained to avoid overcrowding and disease damage. This ensures a healthy ecosystem that benefits future generations of families, wildlife and nature.
Our flower-rich meadows are vital to our commitment to sustainable rewilding. The Meadow Experience provides a reminder of the former abundance of wildflowers in the British countryside. Meadow grasses within GreenAcres are encouraged to grow long, pathways are mowed for walkers to access the areas, and the scent of wildflowers, herbs and grass help generate a sense of calm.
GreenAcres Orchards may be small, but they’re so important if you’re looking for a specific connection from your past. Vital for wildlife and associated with home-cooked pies, crumbles and jam making, they lend themselves to blossoming park trees where families can literally gather the fruit of their loved ones.
A cherished British tradition, GreenAcres lawns are lush, manicured grass areas that are maintained to look vibrant and healthy throughout the year. Our lawn areas include seasonal flowers, bushes, shrubs, memorial options and places for people to sit and reflect in a peaceful environment.
Gardens have long been considered as special private places for people to relax, reflect and rebuild. They also provide an easy space for like-minded communities to connect. GreenAcres Gardens come in a variety of formats and serve to support people for many years as they become more established, unique and a personal legacy to remaining family members.
Chiltern Living Memorial Park is in the heart of the Buckinghamshire countryside, offering a prestigious 72-acre venue amidst woodland and parkland that’s perfect for services, pilgrimage and remembrance.
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Colney Living Memorial Park is nestled on the outskirts of Norwich, offering a prestigious 26-acre venue amidst woodland and parkland that’s perfect for services, pilgrimage and remembrance.
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Epping Living Memorial Park is in the heart of the Essex countryside, offering a prestigious 52-acre venue amidst woodland and parkland that’s perfect for services, pilgrimage and remembrance.
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Heatherley Living Memorial Park is nestled in the Hampshire Countryside, offering a prestigious 15-acre venue amidst woodland and parkland that’s perfect for services, pilgrimage and remembrance.
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Kemnal Living Memorial Park is located on the outskirts of South-East London, offering a prestigious 56-acre venue amidst woodland and parkland that’s perfect for services, pilgrimage and remembrance.
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Rainford Living Memorial Park is nestled on the outskirts of St Helens, offering a prestigious 65-acre venue amidst woodland and parkland that’s perfect for services, pilgrimage and remembrance.
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As well as taking pressure off your family at a difficult time, planning ahead can significantly reduce the cost of your memorial plot.
Right down to the theme, colour scheme and music.
Pre-planning means you can think about what you actually want at a pace that suits you.
You may also take comfort in knowing that everything is taken care of ahead of time.
If you have a particular type of service in mind, pre-planning means you can take care of the trickier elements of funeral planning, so your loved ones don’t have to.
This helps spread the cost and eases the financial burden on your family.
Find Out More As well as taking pressure off your family at a difficult time, planning ahead can significantly reduce the cost of your memorial plot.
Right down to the theme, colour scheme and music.
Pre-planning means you can think about what you actually want at a pace that suits you.
You may also take comfort in knowing that everything is taken care of ahead of time.
If you have a particular type of service in mind, pre-planning means you can take care of the trickier elements of funeral planning, so your loved ones don’t have to.
This helps spread the cost and eases the financial burden on your family.
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