I never knew this little memorial park existed until I filmed a funeral there this week. It's small but certainly filled with very interesting names and features. We had a small service with just about 30 people and a mariachi band. The staff was friendly and accommodating. We traveled to a different cemetery for the actual burial but this was a lovely outdoor spot for the funeral service. Parking is just what you see here.

Small, beautiful place of peace. Pay tribute to celebraties like Jack Lemmon, Walter Matthau, Kirk Douglas, Ksrl Malden, Dean Martin, James Coburn, Marilyn Monroe, Louis Jordan, Billy Wilder, Burt Lancaster, Peter Falk, Wolfgang Petterson, Roy Orbison and many more. Very close together. Also possible to drive in but a little hard to find. Entrance is from Wilshire Bldv. Don't miss this place!

Came here based on Google reviews so decided to check it out. It is a relatively small cemetery, but very intimate and clean. Beautiful mausoleums and crypts of celebrities made it a surreal experience. aside from the big two (Marilyn Monroe and Hugh Hefner), you’ll also find other celebrities plus the unmarked graves of Roy Orbison and Frank Zappa. Spent an hour here taking photos and also quiet time to pay my respects. Highly recommend if you’re in LA.

What is there to say? it was very difficult to find, it is hidden in the middle of buildings and behind a parking lot and next to a church. There was some construction work going on so the sign to get there was minimally visible. I parked in the street and paid $2 for two hours, I did not stay there two hours, but that's the minimal you can pay, but then I realize that you can just drive into the cemetery and park next to the grave you want to visit, I mean it is open 24 hours so I guess you can go anytime you like, creepy. The place is small and you can find the star you want to visit very easily, I particularly went to see Marilyn Monroe but since I was there I also went to see Dean Martin and Burt Lancaster, there is more stars there, but too much to mention. Overall the place is very nice and peaceful and there was hardly anyone there, I mean the place was empty. If you want to go pay your respects to the great Marilyn, take her some flowers and don't kiss the grave, like some people do, its kinda gross to do that.

A very well kept memorial in a very unexpected area, located between a group of large buildings. You can park on the street behind the cemetery and walk a block or two towards the main entrance. A number of celebrities are buried here; Marilyn Monroe, Natalie Wood, Jack Lemmon, Don Knotts, Farrah Fawcett, Sage Stallone, and many more. There is a great amount of history to view.

A quiet serene well kept place in the middle of Los Angeles surrounded by high rises and the traffic of LA. Final resting place of the ordinary and famous. Entrance is on Glendon Ave(first left after turning off Wilshire Blvd). You might be the only one there, it’s that tranquil.

It's a small cemetery mostly interesting to Iranians/Persians because of two famous singers, Hayedeh and Mahasti, buried here. There might be more celebrity tombstones here that I'm not aware of though.

A true honor to be able to show my respects to many whom I have admired and once loved. Was here on November 15,2017. Very quiet, beautiful cemetery. The staff are very friendly ,although you do not need permission to visit. The grounds are very well maintained.

Very peaceful clean cemetery. We got to talk to some friendly people that were also visiting. One woman was from Salt Lake City and was visiting her grandfather 🙏🏽. We will be returning. ✌🏼

Beautiful resting place to the stars. You would never know this peaceful little memorial park was tucked between tall office buildings. You can park onsite or on the outer street near the office buildings, there's also a parking garage. If you have trouble finding the final resting place of someone you can walk into the main building and ask the staff at the front desk, they are very nice and happy to help.