Enfield Crematorium & Cemetery

Horrible staff at this cemetery, racist and no empathy. Unfriendly, unprofessional and just ghastly people. Sour faces when they see a face of colour. People of colour have their own section at the back of the cemetery. Really an unpleasant place due to the poor quality of racist staff. Even in death these people are racist.

A very clean and well kept Cemetery...the flowers are beautiful and a helping hand is always on offer if needed.

I'd just like to say a huge thankyou for the internment of my late father's ashes this morning. The lady was very kind and read a lovely poem which I found very comforting. I'm really pleased with the plaque too. Thankyou to everyone involved.

I would say my experience of this place is mixed, but very organise , clean and a lot of friendly staffs are always there to help or assis you...

Obviously it's never a nice place to come because it is the place well we all end up at the end of life. However the grounds are very well kept really nicely situated I feel weird saying it but this must be one of the best graveyard and crematoriums I've ever been to.
However the gentlemans toilets were a disgrace.
Handy onsite defibrillator should someone need one access given through conversation with 999 operator.

Went to the cemetery to put on flowers down the and been cut down lots of damaged flowers has been anyone else experiencing over Enfield cemetery

A very well kept peaceful cemetery and a nice looking main building in a not particularly nice area of north London.. I reached it by catching the train to Turkey Street station and walking along Turkey street and down the A10... took me about 20 minutes. I was making an enquiry regarding a family member who lived nearby and who I believe had been cremated there back in the 1990's . The woman in the office wasn't overly friendly but provided me with the information I required.

The gents toilets next to the office were leaking water all over the floor and were absolutely foul... in stark contrast to the rest of the site which was very well maintained.

You can only access entrance from one direction on the A10. The sign is on the left and can be missed if you're doing the speed limit (40mph) and don't know where it is but you can go around the block to get back onto the A10.

The grounds are clean and quiet and there is car parking off to the side of the actual crematorium chapel.

Only gave 4 stars because I can't say I loved being there esp under sad circumstances 😏