Camden General Cemetery is located on the corner of Cawdor and Burragorang Roads, Camden and was established in the late 1800’s.
Camden General Cemetery is an inclusive place for families and friends to come to reflect, remember and pay tribute to their loved ones in a well presented, clean and safe environment. Council takes the safety of all visitors, contractors, community and staff seriously and are committed to the provision of a safe space, in addition to the presentation and amenity of the area to provide a tranquil place to remember and reflect.
Camden General Cemetery is owned and operated Camden Council. It is an unmanned Cemetery, however support is available by contacting Council’s Cemetery Services Officer on 13 22 63 or emailing cemetery@camden.nsw.gov.au.
Our experienced and compassionate team can assist you with:
- Purchasing or reserving an interment site;
- Booking a burial or ash interment service;
- Applying for approval for monumental works; and
- Providing an overview of how to complete a consumer contract, review the basic adult burial pricing and explain all applicable fees.
The facility entry gates, which are located off Cawdor Road, are open from sun-up to sundown seven days a week.
Camden General Cemetery is located on Crown Lands and managed by Council. The Cemetery consists of burial sites across the following religious denominations:
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The Cemetery also contains the Camden War Veterans Cemetery, which consists of 17 graves and a Columbarium/Niche Wall.
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Camden General Cemetery - Forms
- Camden Council Contract for Sale of a Perpetual Interment Right including Annexure A
- Annexure B - CCANSW Mandatory Basic Adult Burial Price
- Annexure B - CCANSW Mandatory Basic Ash Interment Price
- Annexure C - Camden Cemetery Rules and Conditions for Burials
Frequently Asked Questions
Project advice - Camden General Cemetery 2023 Clean Up Project
Camden General Cemetery is an important place for families to reflect, remember, pay tribute and honour their loved ones.
Recently, there has been an increase in the number unauthorised sentimental memorial objects, unapproved adornments and tributes, in addition to unauthorised structures and monuments placed on some of the burial sites.
These items include, but are not limited to:
- Any item consisting of glass, porcelain, brick, cement, wood and metal;
- Chairs, bench seats, barbecues, cooking amenities and umbrellas;
- Unsecured, unapproved, dangerous items, including water-holding vessels and wind chimes; and
- Tributes, memorial and sentimental items such as wreaths, baskets, toys, souvenirs, flags, clothing and all other decorative and loose items.
Families are encouraged to use the bins provided throughout the cemetery to dispose of any items they do not wish to keep. Any larger items can be placed in the areas of the cemetery noted in the map below for removal:
Please note these removal/collection arrangements are only in place for items from within the Cemetery – no items are to be brought in from outside the Cemetery.
Information about this project has been made available through the following notification letters:
The notification period for this project has now ended. To ensure Camden Cemetery remains safe and presentable, if you haven’t so already, please remove any items you wish to keep from your loved one’s burial sites. In the coming weeks, items identified under the project scope will be removed and stored by Council. Items will be made available for collection by appointment - to make an appointment for a collection arrangement, please email cemetery@camden.nsw.gov.au and provide your loved ones name/s and the site information (section, row and site). A team member will be in contact to arrange an appointment with you.
If you have any questions or for further information relating to this project, please contact Council via email on cemetery@camden.nsw.gov.au
We thank you for your understanding and your assistance in helping keep Camden Cemetery safe and presentable for everyone who visits.
This information is important, if you need help understanding this information, please call the Translating and Interpreting Service (TIS) and ask them to contact Camden Council on 13 22 63 on your behalf.
Project Frequently Asked Questions
Project Completion - War Veterans' Cemetery
Refurbishment works have been completed by The Office of Veteran's Affairs (Wargraves) at the War Veteran's section of Camden General Cemetery.
The works included the replacement of grave structures and plaques, major landscaping and fencing.
The War Veteran's section has now been reopened for community visitation.
