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270+ natural burial sites across UK. Use Natural Death Centre directory (naturaldeath.org.uk) or Association of Natural Burial Grounds map (anbg.co.uk) to search. Sites organized by region: England (200+), Scotland (30+), Wales (25+), Northern Ireland (10+). Types: woodland (most common), meadow, coastal, churchyard sections. Costs £800-£2,000 for plot. Visit sites before deciding if possible.
Natural burial grounds, also called green burial sites or eco-cemeteries, are conservation areas where people can be buried in biodegradable materials. This directory helps you find natural burial sites across the UK, understand different types of sites, compare costs, and choose the right location for your green funeral.
Two main directories help you find natural burial sites in the UK:
The UK's leading charity for natural death maintains comprehensive directory of natural burial grounds.
Trade association representing certified natural burial grounds.
Most natural burial sites in UK. Well distributed across regions.
Growing number across Scotland.
Beautiful sites across Wales.
Growing slowly.
Most common type. Burial in established or newly planted woodland. Best for: Traditional forest setting, shade, established trees.
Examples: Ancient woodland sites, newly planted native forests
Open grassland with wildflowers. Often more sun, views. Best for: Wildflower preference, open sky, light.
Examples: Wildflower meadows, conservation grasslands
Near coast with sea views. Limited availability. Best for: Love of sea, coastal landscapes.
Examples: Clifftop sites, coastal conservation areas
Natural burial areas within church grounds. Consecrated. Best for: Religious connection, traditional setting.
Examples: Church of England, some Catholic churches
Plus biodegradable coffin £200-£800 and funeral director (optional) £1,000-£2,000
Most natural burial grounds welcome visitors. Phone ahead to arrange a viewing. Walk the grounds, meet the manager, ask questions. The right site should feel peaceful and appropriate. Trust your instinct - you'll know when you've found the right place.
Take photos, make notes, and visit more than one site if possible to compare before making your decision.
There are over 270 natural burial grounds across the UK. England has 200+ sites, Scotland 30+, Wales 25+, and Northern Ireland 10+. Sites range from established woodland to new meadows, coastal locations, and churchyard sections. The Natural Death Centre and Association of Natural Burial Grounds maintain comprehensive directories searchable by postcode and region.
Natural burial plots cost £800-£2,000 depending on location. Interment fees add £400-£800. Memorial tree planting costs £50-£200. Total site costs are typically £1,250-£3,000. Sites in South East England and near cities are more expensive (£1,500-£2,000), while rural sites in Wales, Scotland, and northern England are cheaper (£800-£1,200).
Use the Natural Death Centre directory at naturaldeath.org.uk or the Association of Natural Burial Grounds map at anbg.co.uk. Both let you search by postcode and region. Sites are listed with contact details, costs, and what they offer. Most sites welcome visitors - phone ahead to arrange a viewing before deciding.
Four main types: Woodland burial sites (most common, in established or new woodland), meadow burial sites (open grassland with wildflowers), coastal burial sites (near sea with views, limited availability), and churchyard natural sections (consecrated ground within church grounds). Each offers different settings and atmospheres.
Yes, most natural burial grounds welcome visitors and viewings. Phone ahead to arrange a visit. You can walk the grounds, meet the manager, ask questions about costs and rules, and get a feel for the setting. It's recommended to visit multiple sites if possible to compare before making your decision.
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