295 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in California, listed by city and county. Each listing names the services the home offers, the faiths it serves and the languages its staff speak, with its address, its phone and a link to its general price list where it posts one.
Licence rows come from the California Cemetery and Funeral Bureau (Department of Consumer Affairs); what a home offers comes from its own site. SimplyTrust lists no prices, no reviews and no rankings, and does not endorse any home. Contact a home directly for its general price list, which the Funeral Rule requires it to provide.
295 funeral homes and crematories offering burial in California
In Morro Bay, a family owned and operated funeral home that specializes in cremations, performed in its own crematory, and also offers burial and pre-need services. It is one of three locations, with Atascadero and Paso Robles, serving San Luis Obispo County.
From its Jefferson Avenue office in Murrieta, this family-owned mortuary arranges burial, simple cremations, water cremation and veteran services, with sister offices in Hemet and Redlands. Pre-planning comes with monthly payment options, its team is on call 24/7, and arrangements can be made at an office or online.
This family owned crematory in National City is open 24/7 and serves National City, San Diego and Bonita. The firm arranges cremation and burial and helps with veterans' benefits paperwork, and family or friends may be present in the crematory.
This National City location of a family owned cremation and burial firm is open 24/7. It arranges cremation and burial, helps with veterans' benefits paperwork, and lets family or friends be present in the crematory.
In National City, this newly remodeled chapel on Highland Avenue holds viewings and services, with a reception hall, a kitchen and an outside patio. It arranges direct cremation, traditional funerals with burial or cremation, and veteran funerals in San Diego County.
In Nevada City, this mortuary has served Nevada County families since 1940 and runs the only on-site crematory at a local mortuary. It is certified by the Green Burial Council, owns and maintains five cemetery properties, and has a pre-planning counselor.
In Newhall, this mortuary and its sister cemetery provide funeral, cremation and burial services to families in the Santa Clarita community, and associates speak Spanish, Tagalog, Mandarin and Farsi. The funeral home has two chapels, and it also serves Castaic, Valencia, Saugus and the San Fernando Valley.
In North Hollywood, this funeral home offers traditional services that include a viewing, a ceremony and burial, as well as preplanning arrangements made in advance.
This Norwalk branch of a family-owned mortuary established in 1984 arranges burial and cremation, with cremation offered on site. Its bilingual staff has expertise in Korean and Korean American funeral traditions.
In Oakland, this funeral home arranges traditional funerals with a vigil, immediate burial and direct cremation. It transfers remains to and from California and ships remains directly to Mexico, and its general list is posted online.
In Oakland, this landmark funeral home has served families since 1909 and provides funeral, cremation and cemetery services at one Piedmont Avenue address with its own on-site crematory. It coordinates the Catholic funeral Mass with parishes, serves Jewish families, and handles military honors and benefits paperwork for veterans.
Fouché's Hudson Funeral Home has served Oakland and the surrounding Bay Area since 1915 and describes itself as the oldest independently owned African American funeral home in the Far Western Region of the United States. It offers visitation, funeral, graveside, cremation and memorial services and schedules national cemetery burials for veterans.
In Oceanside, the funeral home, on-site crematory and memorial park have been part of the community since 1948, offering funeral planning, cremation and burial to people from all cultural and religious backgrounds. The team states it serves the large Samoan population of the city, and the 130-acre cemetery sets aside two areas honoring veterans.
A family-owned and veteran-owned funeral service in Ontario, founded in 2021 and serving Los Angeles, Riverside and San Bernardino Counties. It arranges traditional funerals, direct cremation and direct burial, and forwards and receives remains. Arrangements can be made at the office or in the family's home.
In Orange, this mortuary offers burial and cremation services, including services to U.S. veterans, and helps return a loved one home after a death away from home. The site prints a separate phone line labelled Korean.
A cremation service in Orange founded in 1974 that serves Orange County. It offers burial, cremation and pre-need planning. Arrangements can be completed fully remotely, and the facility includes an on-site crematory.
In Oxnard, this family-owned funeral home arranges traditional burial and direct cremation, cremation with a memorial service, or a funeral with cremation to follow, and it operates its own crematory. Its staff assist with veteran matters, including VA flags and claims.
In Oxnard, this family owned funeral home, mortuary and crematory arranges cremations, burials, funerals and chartered sea ceremonies, along with advanced planning. It handles domestic and international shipments and serves Ventura, Camarillo, Thousand Oaks and nearby towns.
In Palm Springs, this woman-owned establishment offers low-emission flame cremation, water cremation (aquamation), and direct burial with optional graveside or chapel services, including green burial. Bilingual staff support Spanish-speaking families.
In Palo Alto, this funeral home sits on the grounds of a cemetery operating since 1904 and offers burial and cremation with religious or secular services. The funeral home, crematory and memorial park share one location, and staff assist with pre-planning.
