Enfield Crematorium, Greater London
Enfield Crematorium is one of London’s largest crematorium. The multi-faith North and South Chapels can seat 150 mourners each. The crematorium is known for its sizeable Garden of Remembrance, which covers more than 50 acres.
The crematorium itself is a listed, red brick building, while the gardens offer a tranquil respite with numerous benches where mourners and visitors can sit and reflect. The chapels are connected by a triple-arched arcade, while an avenue of large horse chestnuts guide visitors to the entrance lodge. Yews, and hedged and walled geometrical gardens can be found on the Great Cambridge Road side of the grounds.
There is a courtyard in the outer areas where floral tributes way be viewed, connected by a series of cloistered walkways, and a small Room of Remembrance. A Portland stone memorial can be found in the Garden of Remembrance, dedicated to British service personnel who passed away during World War II.
Please remember: you need to book an appointment at the Enfield Crematorium in order to discuss your plans. We’d be happy to help you do this, so feel free to get in touch with one of our personal advisers.
Facts & figures
- Car park with 69 spaces
- Toilets in the car park
- Opened in 1938
- Multi-faith chapels
- Seating for 150 mourners
- 50 acres of ground
- Large avenue of horse chestnuts
- Footballer Bobby Smith and musician David Byron were laid to rest here
Public viewing times (for visiting the crematorium)
Monday 8am to 8pm*
Tuesday 8am to 8pm*
Wednesday 8am to 8pm*
Thursday 8am to 8pm*
Friday 8am to 8pm*
Saturday 8am to 8pm*
Sunday 9am to 4pm*
* 1 October to 30 April open until 5pm (7 days a week)
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Directions
Head West on the M25. At junction 24, take the A111 exit to Potters Bar. At the Interchange, take the 5th exit onto the M25 ramp to M11/Harlow/M20. Merge onto the M25 and at junction 25, take the A10 exit to London/Enfield. At the Waltham Cross Interchange, take the third exit onto Great Cambridge Road. The crematorium on your left.
By underground, the easiest tube station to take the Seven Sisters on the Victoria Line, which switches onto British Rail to the Turkey Street Station. British Rail runs from Liverpool Street to Chestnut twice an hour. When alighting at Turkey Street station, turn right and follow Great Cambridge Road. The entrance is about 200 yards away.
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