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Arnos Vale is five acres of woodland that began life as a Victorian orchard, now grown into habitat for birds, wildflowers and native trees. It is the only dedicated natural burial woodland in Bristol. Both full natural burial and ashes interment are available, and ashes can go into a biodegradable urn or straight into the earth. Graves are single depth Read more…
Bristol blends a busy harbourside city with a surprising amount of green and wild space, from the Avon Gorge and Leigh Woods to the parkland of Ashton Court. With the Severn Estuary and Bristol Channel close by, families here can choose between a woodland burial within the city, a tribute by the water, or a keepsake to keep close to home. For inspiration, see our memorial ideas for ashes.
Natural burial in Bristol
Arnos Vale Natural Burial Woodland is the only dedicated natural burial woodland in Bristol. Its five acres began life as a Victorian orchard and have grown into habitat for birds, wildflowers and native trees. Full natural burial and ashes interment are both available, and ashes can be placed in a biodegradable urn or straight into the earth. Arnos Vale is also one of very few burial grounds to publish its prices, which makes planning much easier. See all eco memorials in Bristol.More options nearby
Just outside the city, Somerset, Wiltshire and South Wales all have natural burial grounds, and many jewellery, glass and fireworks providers work UK-wide by post.Is there a natural burial ground in Bristol?
Yes. Arnos Vale Natural Burial Woodland is the only dedicated natural burial woodland in the city, offering both full burial and ashes interment.Can I scatter ashes in Bristol's parks or woodland?
Usually yes, but you need permission from whoever owns the land, which for most parks is the council. Read our guide on whether it's legal to scatter ashes in the UK for more.Can I scatter ashes in the Bristol Channel?
Yes, scattering ashes at sea doesn't need a licence. The Severn Estuary has one of the highest tidal ranges in the world, so going out with an experienced boat operator is the sensible choice. Our guide to scattering ashes at sea covers what to expect.How much does ashes interment cost in Bristol?
It varies by site. Arnos Vale publishes its natural burial and ashes interment prices on its website, and ashes interment is usually much cheaper than a full burial.Bedfordshire
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