Questions families ask

Eden Park creates peaceful memorial woodlands where families can dedicate a tree and plot to someone they have lost.

No. It is a natural and uplifting place of remembrance with trees, wildflower meadows, grass walkways and peaceful reflection areas.

No. A tree and plaque can still be dedicated if ashes are unavailable, have already been scattered or are resting elsewhere.

Yes. Ashes can be scattered at your loved one's own tree, within your family's private 25 m² plot. Scattering is included in the memorial price.

Yes. There is no requirement for ashes to be scattered immediately following a death.

This may be possible through a companion or family memorial arrangement, subject to the selected plot and site rules.

The planned memorial includes a dedicated plot, chosen tree, personalised plaque, scattering of ashes at the tree, and essential ongoing landscape maintenance.

The planned choices are Oak, Beech, Silver Birch and Cherry Blossom, subject to the conditions and availability at each site.

Yes. Families will be able to select an approved inscription of a name, dates and up to three short lines. Every plaque is the same size and colour, matt black with muted gold lettering, for uniformity across the site.

Trees will be professionally monitored and maintained, with a clear replacement policy included in the memorial agreement.

Yes. Adjoining plots and family groupings will be available wherever space permits.

Yes. Individuals, couples and families will be able to reserve plots for future use.

Yes. Families may arrange a personal scattering or dedication ceremony, with or without a funeral director or celebrant.

Each woodland will provide regular access throughout the year, with its opening times and visiting arrangements clearly displayed.

Every memorial will be formally recorded and supported by a customer agreement covering memorial rights, access, maintenance and continuity arrangements.

Every memorial is formally recorded and supported by a customer agreement covering memorial rights, access, maintenance and continuity. Our woodland is on land we own, and the long-term arrangements are being finalised with our legal advisers. They will be set out in full in your memorial agreement, and you are welcome to call us to talk them through.