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Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery & Crematorium | Haigslea Cemetery | Stone Quarry Cemetery | Tallegalla Cemetery | Ipswich General Cemetery

Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery & Ipswich Crematorium

CUNNINGHAM HWY, WILLOWBANK, QLD
Ipswich Cemeteries now has the facilities to perform cremations at Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery. The new Ipswich Crematorium has been in operation since early 2014. Our new Chapel and Blue Wren Tea-Room opened in May 2016 and has been favourably received.

Cremation bookings and enquiries can be made by contacting the administration building during office hours - Monday to Friday, 8am to 4pm.

The large open landscaped lawns at Warrill Park Lawn Cemetery feature wonderful garden beds and columbarium walls. Ashes interments are available in rose or shrub gardens, the granite pillar garden, the columbarium wall as well as in a grave (new or existing). New memorial developments are underway including a bush trail ashes interment area offering an alternate style of ashes placement.

Haigslea Cemetery

HAIGSLEA CEMETERY ROAD, HAIGSLEA, QLD
Established in 1862, this is one of Australia's oldest grounds nestled amongst native bush.

Stone Quarry Cemetery

STONE QUARRY RD, JEEBROPILLY, QLD
Established in 1875, this secluded and spacious park rests within lush rural pastures.

Tallegalla Cemetery

ROSEWOOD MARBURG RD, TALLEGALLA, QLD
With breath-taking valley views, this site is the resting place of aviator legend Sidney Cotton.

Ipswich General Cemetery

WARWICK RD, IPSWICH, QLD
These historical grounds make for an interesting visit in central Ipswich. *Cemetery is fully reserved for plots and wall niches.

Due to increased rates of vandalism, Ipswich City Council has decided that all gates at Ipswich General Cemetery will remain temporarily locked with the exception of the following gate entrances;

Cooney Street
Warwick Road (across the road from the Showgrrounds bus stop)
and the pedestrian access near the Sexton's Hut

The above listed gate entrances will remain open during daylight hours - from sunrise to sunset.

This is a security measure to reduce vandalism in the cemetery and to ensure respect to Ipswich families and local heritage.