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Tour our peaceful, beautiful park in the heart of Tacoma. Explore our natural spaces and learn more about how we serve our community and families.
110+ Years Serving Tacoma Families
100,000+ Families Served
Established in 1915, Mountain View Memorial Park has been expanded and updated over the years, but still offers visitors the same natural beauty as when it was founded. Visitors can appreciate the many varieties of trees, flowers and wildlife that live in the park.
Visit our indoor and outdoor spaces designed to honor lives and legacies.
Indoor spaces feature glass-front niches and columbariums, while our mausoleums are designed with warmth, keeping in mind the architecture and beauty of the Pacific-Northwest.
We offer five sections dedicated to veterans, so families can honor their loved ones by paying tribute to their service.
Our Celebration of Life Center with the Aspen Chapel and two reception rooms allow families to spend time together and celebrate their loved ones’ lives.
Visit our gardens and see our rose garden, rhododendrons and trees that create a natural, peaceful resting place where families can remember their loved one.
Guided tours are open to everyone. Stop by to explore our gardens and enjoy the surroundings. No service appointment is required, and there is no cost or obligation. Tours last about an hour and may be scheduled by calling Mountain View Park at (253) 243-0105 or booking online. Private and group tours are available and the entire tour is wheelchair accessible for those with mobility issues.
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The Mountain View Memorial Park tour is a guided, respectful walk through the columbarium, along with a drive through the gardens, grounds and other facilities.
Call Mountain View Memorial Park at (253) 243-0105 to schedule a tour, or see the booking form online. The staff will be glad to help you book a tour, and will advise you on available times and dates.
The tour takes about an hour if visitors wish to see all the chapels and the grounds. The tour is fully accessible.
No. There is no cost or obligation to visit. However, if a death has occurred, please inform the staff when you make the appointment so they can be prepared.
The tour accommodates groups or individuals. Larger groups may need to follow their tour in their own vehicles, since the property is large and spread out.
We’re here for you during this difficult time.
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