Home to Pinellas County's oldest recorded burial, Florida's Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park has been the final resting place for families in the Clearwater area for nearly 150 years. Established in 1853, Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park, sitting along the western coast of Florida, is home to many of the city's founders and pioneering families in repose. Sylvan Abbey proudly displays its historical roots while forging ahead with state-of-the-art burial options.

Shrouded in Spanish moss and lined with over 1,000 southern live oaks, Sylvan Abbey sits on 95 acres of well maintained landscaped grounds. With four beautifully landscaped ponds, cypress and oak trees and colorful azaleas, Sylvan Abbey is tranquil retreat from the outside world.

At the heart of Sylvan Abbey lies Peacefield Mausoleum and the Garden of Reflection Cremation. Two landscaped atriums stand at the center of Peacefield Mausoleum, where two breathtaking stained-glass windows glisten in the sun in the two story, open-air Peacefield Chapel. Palms and quiet walkways flank the Garden of Reflection where family and friends can have a moment of quiet reflection.

Nationally recognized for its beautiful landscaping, Sylvan Abbey Memorial Park is a special place created to honor the memory of those at rest. It is a place where time stands still; a place where friends and family can celebrate memories and honor those they love. Sylvan Abbey encompasses the beauty of the Florida coast while providing a quiet haven for those at rest.