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EIGHT CEMETERY PARKS
SERVING THE INLAND NORTHWEST

PRESERVING LEGACIES FOR OVER 130 YEARS

From our beginnings in 1888 with a single cemetery, Fairmount Memorial Association has expanded its responsibilities as a custodian of the memories and legacies of thousands in the Inland Northwest.  Today we care for and maintain seven cemeteries and memorial parks in the Spokane area.  In 2024 we opened our newest memorial park, Timber Run Reserve, a bold and innovative approach to interment.

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Explore our parks in the video below, or jump to more detailed information below for each park's specific page. 

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FAIRMOUNT MEMORIAL PARK

Fairmount Memorial Park is located in northwest Spokane and covers 160 acres with majestic views overlooking the Spokane River framed by the dramatic basalt outcroppings of the West Plains.

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GREENWOOD MEMORIAL TERRACE

An historic 150 acre park traversing multiple elevations to create three distinct levels.  Located west of Spokane, the park features inspiring vistas of downtown Spokane and inspiring historic and contemporary monuments and memorials.

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RIVERSIDE MEMORIAL PARK

This stately, historic and beautiful park occupies 160 acres along the west bank of the Spokane River and provides a serene setting nestled between tall, mature pine trees and the river.

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SPOKANE MEMORIAL GARDENS

Spokane Memorial Gardens covers 30 acres of gently rolling hillsides along the Cheney-Spokane Road west of Spokane.

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PINES CEMETERY

Pines Cemetery is located in the Spokane Valley where its 36 acres provide an abundance of sunshine on broad, manicured lawns with just the right amount of shade.

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SOUTH PINES CEMETERY

South Pines Cemetery was dedicated in 2001 to fill a need to service the families of the Spokane Valley.  

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WOODLAWN CEMETERY

Woodlawn cemetery is located on nearly two acres between the City of Spokane and the Spokane Valley.

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TIMBER RUN RESERVE

The Inland Northwest's newest memorial park, and the first memorial park in the Northwest to allow for interment with pets.

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