Visitor information

Address: 3219 4 St. N.W.

Hours: Grounds are open daily from sunrise to sunset.

Mausoleum hours: Open daily from 8 a.m. - 5 p.m. daily. 

Map: Queen's Park Cemetery Map

For administration office information visit our contact page.

Cemetery features

Space availability: Cremation burial plots, columbaria and mausoleum spaces are available at Queen’s Park Cemetery. Please call 403-221-3660 for availability. If you are seeking in-ground burial plots, please contact the City’s Prairie Sky Cemetery.

Features and special areas:

• In-ground cremation burial plots
• Pagoda with offering oven feature
• Scattering garden
• Memorial walls
• Columbaria for cremated remains
• Ossuary
• Field of Honour
• Outdoor crypts
• Outdoor family columbaria for cremated remains
• Cultural and religious areas with dedicated features
• Mausoleum (see below)
• Chapel reception area for rental

Physical area: 55 hectares

Number of burials: Over 65,000

Mausoleum features

Space availability: New burial, cremation and mausoleum spaces are available at Queen’s Park Cemetery. Please call 403-221-3660 for availability. 

In 1997, Queen's Park Cemetery opened Calgary's first and only indoor, climate-controlled Mausoleum. The Mausoleum offers families elegant and timeless options for the interment and memorialization of those who rest within. The peaceful, tranquil atmosphere is inspired by the natural beauty of our surroundings such as water, mountains and light.

Features and special areas:

• Cremation niches
• Above-ground crypts
• Gated family rooms
• Chapel reception area - For those who wish to have a funeral service, memorial service, or reception at Queen’s Park Cemetery, the Chapel in the Mausoleum is available for bookings. Table set-up and clean-up is provided by the Cemetery; supplying food is the responsibility of the organizer.

Physical area: 30 hectares

Number of burials: not available

History

The Queen's Park Cemetery only dates back to 1940, so its history is relatively recent for a cemetery. Originally, the cemetery offered sections for graves with upright monuments only. Nearly a century later, the cemetery offers sections for flat markers (flat stones set flush to the ground) to lessen upkeep costs, as well as a variety of columbaria, which act as a final resting place for cremated remains. The Field of Honour is also located at Queen’s Park Cemetery and includes many of Calgary’s veterans of the First World War, the Second World War and the Korean War and more recent conflicts.

The now-mature Queen's Park Cemetery is a favourite spot for walkers, runners and nature lovers from North Hill and neighbouring communities.