Plymouth Crematoria

God bless my mum and dad xx

because I will be buried their with my nan and grandad town

My baby stuart is at this cemetery in the baby part. Rip to all the little babies xxx

Very respectable venue for saying goodbye to a loved one, the cemetery is full of history and very picturesque.

What a nice place to rest at the end of your time the grounds are well kept pathways are all clear a shame they don't open for longer at weekend I can't walk to the grave and have to use my car but always risk being locked in

my baby is buried in the baby garden and i used to be able to see the book of rememberance on his anniversary.. im looking for it and i cant find the link can anyone help? i have moved very far away and im upset that i cant find it its my only link with him left thank you x

Not a place anybody wants to have to visit. Unfortunately at some point most of us will have to spend some time at the cemetery. When I look at all the flowers I can almost forget all the sadness, grief and loss they represent. The very vast majority of the cemetery is well maintained but there are far too many headstones left to sink into the earth. Ivy and other weeds have got a grip on some areas.

I love Weston Mill cemetery. My partner died three years ago and I often go to his plot where his ashes are There is a most magnificent tree near his stone but I have no clue what the name of it is . It is very similar in looks to a monkey puzzle tree but I am sure it isn't. It has long sloping branches sheds cones and is an evergreen. I have the lovely sense of peace there.

Lovely place well presented my dad well looked after down there. Only thing is on website opening times are different weekends to what it shows you and my mum had a wasted trip down there this weekend which upset her. Shows 9am open when in fact it's 11.00.

Although this venue seems small in size, a surprising amount of people can fit in if you include the standing space at the back. The services are very well presented with just a tiny touch of humour when the opportunity presents itself. There are heavy curtains that only close at the end of the service which is better than I have seen at other venues. All in all a soothing service well conducted I felt.The parking is rather limited and it may be a safer bet to go for the first space you see on the streets as you arrive. Just a little further to walk but quicker than touring round looking for a closer space that may well not be there.The grounds are well laid out and look well maintained, a somber but pleasant sight. I took no pictures as it was not an appropriate time.