Brompton Cemetery

Due to the ongoing high temperatures some areas and facilities within the parks may be closed, and we ask visitors to help us prevent wildfires.

Find out more on our website 🔽

Severe weather in the parks Find our guidance on staying safe during severe weather and information on park closures, affected facilities, and when normal operation will resume.

📢 Brompton Cemetery is first and foremost a cemetery and a place of remembrance.

While it is also a much-loved green space, we remind all visitors to respect others and help us protect this historic natural landscape by following the park regulations so that it remains a safe, peaceful, and welcoming environment for all.

We urge visitors to keep dogs on leads and to walk them along designated paths, and for cyclists to share the space considerately.

Any antisocial behaviour disturbs visitors, including those paying their respects, and damages the cemetery’s sensitive habitats and historic features.

If you see any criminal or antisocial behaviour, report it to the police on 101, or call 999 in an emergency.

Thank you for helping us maintain the dignity, tranquillity, and heritage of Brompton Cemetery.

Join Royal Parks Treescape Curator, Greg later this week to discover the landscape, ecology and cultural history of the trees in Brompton Cemetery 🌳

You’ll learn about the cemetery’s landscape history and how it has evolved since its Victorian origins, encounter some of its most notable and mature trees, and explore the cultural and ecological stories they hold.

Find out more, and book your space, below 🔽

Trees of Brompton Cemetery Walking Tour Enjoy a walk with Royal Parks Treescape Curator Greg Packman to discover the landscape, ecology and cultural history of the trees in Brompton Cemetery.