VISITING THE PARK
A member of the Visitor Services Team will be happy provide you with lot location maps, directions within the park, prayer books (download a copy of our prayer book), yarmulkes and we can escort you if you need assistance.
Additionally, please note that when you are planning a visit to the park we offer the courtesy service of cleaning the plaque and grave area. In the winter, we will clear a path to the location and clean off the plaque. These services are time and weather permitting and please be sure to call ahead at least two days in advance.
Your safety is important to us. To enhance our beauty and serenity please:
- Leave natural flowers only (no artificial flowers, balloons, pinwheels, plant hangers, baskets, or other items). Please review our Floral Guidelines.
- Do not place any stones or other hard objects on the bronze memorials. Potted plants, plantings, or digging are not permitted.
- Return water bottles to the administration building.
- Park vehicles on the roadways only.
- Use vases from the months of April through November.
- Refrain from recreational bicycling, roller blading and bringing animals to the park.
- No solicitations of any kind are ever allowed on or about the grounds of the park.
- Abide by the 10 mile per hour speed limit throughout the park.
- A complete listing of rules and regulations are available in the main office.
- For information about planting and seeding, please click here to view our policy.
Hours
Visiting Hours:
Sunday – Friday: 7:30am – 4:30pm
(Excluding the Jewish holidays listed below when funerals are not scheduled)
Welcome Center Hours:
Monday – Friday: 8:30a – 4:00pm
Sunday: 8:30a – 4:00pm
(Excluding the Jewish holidays listed below when funerals are not scheduled)
Business Office Hours:
Monday – Friday: 9:00am – 3:30pm
The Business office is closed on:
> New Year’s Day*
> Martin Luther King Day
> President’s Day
> Memorial Day
> Juneteenth
> Independence Day*
> Labor Day
> Indigenous People’s Day
> Veteran’s Day
> Thanksgiving Day*
> Christmas Day*
> Rosh Hashanah*
>Yom Kippur*
> Sukkot (1st* and 2nd* days)
>Shemini Atzeret*
>Simchat Torah*
> Passover (1st*, 2nd*, 7th* and 8th* days)
>Shavuot*
*Funerals are not scheduled on these days.
Key Visiting Times
>Mother’s Day
>Father’s Day
>Memorial Day Weekend
>Elul (the month before the High Holidays)
>Anniversary of the death of a loved one.
