Find a funeral director in Exmouth

Find funeral directors in Exmouth, Devon

Plan a funeral at your own pace with help from our online directory. View a range of independent Exmouth funeral directors, plus well-known funeral homes such as Co-op and Dignity. Do you live across the bay? There are listings for Dawlish too, along with other local towns like Budleigh Salterton.

Plan a funeral in Exmouth

A good Exmouth funeral director can help you find a venue that suits the send-off you’re planning. That said, it’s worth having a look beforehand so you know what’s on offer. The town has options for traditional and non-traditional funerals, including a mosque and at least 15 churches. There are 2 crematoriums in the local area, as well as several traditional burial grounds. There’s a natural burial ground in Exmouth too. You’ll find it within the grounds of Littleham Churchyard on the southeast side of town. Other options include Beer Cross Woodland Burials (near Okehampton) and Hackpen Natural Burial Ground (east of Uffculme).

Find an Exmouth crematorium

Are you planning a cremation funeral or direct cremation in Exmouth? While the town has no crematorium, there are 2 nearby:

• East Devon Crematorium (privately run) – 12 miles away
• Exeter & Devon Crematorium (privately run) – 9 miles away

Find an Exmouth cemetery or burial ground

There is no council cemetery in Exmouth. However, the town has 2 church graveyards that may allow burials:

• Littleham Churchyard – has a natural burial area
• St John in the Wilderness Churchyard

If you don’t mind looking further afield, you could try the following burial grounds:

• Beer Cross Woodland Burials (privately run)
• Exwick Cemetery (run by Exeter City Council) – has dedicated Jewish and Muslim burial sections
• Hackpen Natural Burial Ground (privately run)
• Higher Cemetery (run by Exeter City Council) – has a dedicated area for children and babies
• Sidbury Cemetery (run by East Devon District Council)
• Sidmouth Cemetery (run by East Devon District Council)
• Topsham Cemetery (run by Exeter City Council)

Click the links above to visit the council websites and get more info.