Cedar Park Cemetery

If you know a dead Jew in the Northern NJ Metropolitan area, chances are they’re buried at either Cedar Park or the adjacent Beth-​El Cemetery. With the exception of my paternal grandparents, all of my relatives are there. It is a HUGE cemetery that is laid out intelligently and spaciously with both in-​ground and above-​ground choices. Being a traditionalist I prefer the former. My family has a plot there that my grandfather purchased in the early 70s and he, my grandmother and my mother are all buried there. So are a lot of our dear departed friends.
Hours are good but if it’s a holiday you want to get there early because it will get crowded. Streets are very narrow so if you need to park, do so as close to the curb as possible. One thing I don’t understand is the lack of an online directory. You would think that with today’s technology you could go online, type in a name of a friend, relative or loved one and their grave site would be mapped for you. No such luck so without specific directions you can literally be lost there for days. Crews do a decent job of maintenance.
Anyway, I seriously doubt that anyone who is considering interring a loved one here will consult Unilocal for reviews but, if so, here you go.

Please be very carful, this cemetery at cedar park at in parmus, bergen county new jersey. They do not bury jewish people in according to the Jewish laws a human person has to go underground, not on the wall like a storage. Second reason I am posting here the managment team are scam, two face losing basters, they talk in a very rude way. If you don’t belive me try for york self