Montecito Memorial Park, located in Loma Linda, California, offers funeral home and cemetery services that meet a wide range of multicultural and demographic needs of Southern California residents. Situated in San Bernardino County, one of California's largest counties, staff at the memorial park and mortuary take pride in their ability to meet the needs of area and surrounding community residents.

The property, bordering Loma Linda and Colton, was built in the late 1920s, long serving Southern California residents with a variety of burial options coupled with compassionate and caring service by staff. The property, nestled under year-round Southern California sunshine offers hundreds of acres of sprawling green lawns, mature trees, and views of the beautiful, rolling San Bernardino mountains in the distance.

Montecito Memorial Park is the final resting place of many area notables, including Evelyn "Pinky" Brier, the first woman to be licensed as a flight and aerobatics instructor. Politicians, sports figures, and actors and actresses are also buried on the property.

The property offers a variety of structures and well-groomed landscaping that evokes a sense of Old California history coupled with Spanish flair in design and architecture. Fountains, benches, and gently curving pathways and rolling hills, deciduous and evergreen as well as cypress trees grace the sprawling acreage of the property.

Located between Riverside, Moreno Valley, Redlands and downtown San Bernardino, Montecito Memorial Park is a convenient location serving the Inland Empire, only about an hour's drive of downtown Los Angeles and a short distance from the San Bernardino International Airport. Visitors may access the property by taking the Redlands Freeway, otherwise known as the San Bernardino Freeway or Interstate 10 to Loma Linda, exiting off South Waterman Avenue or South Hunt's Lane to Barton Road.