Burial options for every family

Our team stands ready to guide you through a variety of available burial choices, including traditional ground burial with flat or upright markers, above-ground entombment and inurnment or burial of cremated remains in niches, columbaria and memorial benches.

Mausoleum entombment represents a distinct option, in a structure assured to stand for generations. Family estates create a central gathering point for descendants to assemble when paying respects to their heritage. Whether you choose traditional ground burial or an alternative, our status as a perpetual care cemetery is your assurance our memorial park will remain well-maintained through the ages.

Trusted cemetery provider

We are a member of the Dignity Memorial® network of funeral, cremation and cemetery service providers. We you choose Myrtle Hill Memorial Park, you receive the compassionate care of a hometown establishment and the value and benefits you deserve by way of a national network of providers.

Myrtle Hill Memorial Park is adjacent to Garden of Memories Cemetery and Gardens of Memory Funeral Home. We are closely affiliated with both locations.

It is our goal to provide a peaceful site of remembrance for you and your family. Please contact us, day or night, if we may guide you through cemetery options in Tampa.

History

Myrtle Hill Memorial Park began providing burial services to the greater Tampa area in 1917. Founders Daniel S. Wells, T.O. Wilson and Clifton Benson, established the cemetery on a 105-acre tract of land in northeastern Hillsborough County.

A.C. Clewis and George B. Howell took ownership in 1932. Today, the cemetery has a garden mausoleum with a chapel area constructed in the early 1960s. Our dedicated Catholic garden opened in 1926, when the nearby Catholic Church closed its cemetery in Tampa and transferred approximately 100 burials to Myrtle Hill.

Today, we offer a full range of burial options to best suit your needs and stand ready to serve many more generations of Tampa-area families.