Our Cemeteries
- Our Cemeteries
  
  The Metropolitan Cemeteries Board manages and maintains seven cemetery and memorial garden sites around Perth. Each cemetery has a distinct character and offers a wide range of options for burial and commemoration.
Cremation & Memorials
- Cremation & Memorials
  
  If you are arranging a funeral for someone who has died, or planning a funeral in advance, a fundamental decision needs to be made as to whether you would prefer burial or cremation.
Graves & Mausoleums
- Graves & Mausoleums
  
  The choice between a below ground interment in a cemetery or an above ground entombment in a mausoleum is a personal one, filled with deep emotions and memories. Regardless of the choice, it’s a way to preserve the memory.
Research & Renew
- Research & Renew
  
  Our Cemetery Records System holds records of interments, entombments, cremations, and memorials dating back to 1899.
Planning Ahead
- Planning Ahead
  
  If you are arrange a funeral for someone who has died, or planning a funeral in advance, a fundamental decision needs to be made as to whether you would prefer burial or cremation.

Pinnaroo Natural Burials

In a departure from the granite headstones and manicured grounds of the conventional cemetery, natural burials offer the community a unique and sustainable final resting place with minimal disturbance to the natural bushland environment.

The Metropolitan Cemeteries Board has established a natural burial area at Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park. With a natural burial, the body is returned to nature in a biodegradable coffin and materials made from natural fibres.

Natural burials at Pinnaroo are located in a small and secluded bushland pocket. Bordered by traditional burial locations and memorial gardens, this unique pocket of bushland will be progressively vegetated with natural plant species as plots are utilised.

Further Information

Enquiries regarding natural burials can also be directed to your Funeral Director, or for those wishing to pre-purchase a natural burial plot, to Pinnaroo Valley Memorial Park on 1300 793 109.