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Mountain View CemeteryMountain View Cemetery was founded by the Methodist Church in 1878. It was transferred to the United Church in 1926 and then became North Cowichan strives to maintain our cemetery to create a peaceful resting place for your loved ones. We have established the newest section as a lawn cemetery, where the grounds are enhanced to surround burial places with decorative trees, shrubs, and natural scenery. Beautiful memorial trees and benches add to the serene, quiet atmosphere – a special place for families to visit, reflect, and cherish memories. Pioneer CemeteryPioneer Cemetery is only for persons residing in the Cowichan Valley prior to 1900 and their direct blood descendants. It is located at the end of Pioneer Rd, off Herd Rd. Grave Space (plots)Our cemetery features full sized, in-ground burial plots. For cremation burials, we offer marble columbarium niches and in-ground burial plots. IntermentsWe require 48 hours advance notice for any work to be done at the Cemetery. Guidelines are that interments may be scheduled between 9:00 am and 1:00 pm for full burials or 9:00 am and 3:00 pm for cremation burials. Overtime charges will apply after 4:30 pm on weekdays and at any time on Saturdays or Sundays. We do not have services on statutory holidays. *A copy of a Burial Permit or Death Certificate must be provided prior to any burial. LinersA fiberglass liner is required in the new section of the cemetery. This is because the ground can become waterlogged and the ground will sink. The liner prevents this. HeadstonesAll grave markers or memorials must be of the tablet variety made of stone or bronze. Bronze memorials must have a three-inch thick concrete or stone base, and all memorials, whether of stone or bronze, must conform to the following specifications: Maximum overall size including any border or base Memorial TreesWe offer a variety of memorial trees and benches to honor your family. PricingWe have 2-tier pricing for residents/non-residents of North Cowichan. All prices include the contribution to the perpetual care fund. Veterans’ SectionMountain View Cemetery has a special section set aside as a final resting place for those who served in the military and their family members. DecorationsFlowers, wreaths, etc. are allowed, but may be removed by our discretion. NO GLASS. Rock/gravel is not allowed. Our bylaw lists all our rules and regulations. ArchivesWe have an alphabetical list of persons buried in Mountain View Cemetery over 20 years ago. Freedom of Information does not allow us to disclose burials under 20 years. Cemetery HoursCemetery gates are open 7 days a week. Visitation is from dawn to dusk. Municipal Office Location Municipal Office Hours September through March April through June July and August
If you have any questions, call (250)746-3113 or email the cemetery operator.
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property of the Municipality in 1962. This 14-acre cemetery is located at 6493 Somenos Road (the corner of Drinkwater Road and Somenos Rd). It has beautiful, expansive views of Mt. Prevost and Mt. Sicker, along with many other surrounding mountains.







