Traditional burial plot
Single grave space in one of five sections, with perpetual care included.
Forty eight acres of maintained grounds with traditional plots, cremation gardens, and columbarium niches, all covered by a perpetual care fund that outlives all of us.
Every price below includes a contribution to the perpetual care fund that maintains the grounds.
Single grave space in one of five sections, with perpetual care included.
Four adjoining spaces kept together, reservable for future generations.
Urn burial in the memorial garden with a flush bronze or granite marker.
Granite faced niche for one or two urns, with engraved lettering included.
Grave preparation, tent, equipment, and restoration of the site after the service.
Poured concrete foundation set to size for an upright monument or marker.
Maple Grove has been in continuous operation since 1871 and is governed by a nonprofit board rather than owned by an operator. Our perpetual care fund is held in trust and pays for mowing, road repair, tree work, and stone resetting for as long as the cemetery stands. Records back to the first burial are indexed and open to families and researchers.
“Four generations of my family are here. The grounds look the same today as when I was a child.”
Robert E., Lancaster
“The office found my great grandmother's plot from an 1890s record in about ten minutes.”
Hannah S., Family researcher
“We chose the cremation garden and it is a genuinely peaceful place to sit.”
Miriam T., Lititz
Yes, and many families do. Buying ahead lets you choose the location, lock in today's price, and spare your family a decision during a hard week. Plots can be paid over twelve months with no interest, and they are transferable if you move away.
Traditional sections require an outer burial container so the ground does not settle over time. Our green burial section does not, and also does not require embalming or a vault. Ask the office which section suits what your family wants.
Upright monuments are permitted in most sections, while the memorial garden and some newer sections are flush marker only so the mowers can pass. Bring your monument dealer's drawing to the office and we will confirm the size and set the foundation.
Yes, in three ways. Urns can be buried in the cremation garden, placed in a columbarium niche, or interred in an existing family plot, which often lets a family stay together without buying new ground. The office can check what space an existing plot still has.
The office can show you available sections and answer questions about records or existing family plots. No appointment needed.