Key takeaways
- Setting: meadow burial ground, Kinghorn.
- Pricing to be confirmed pending direct site contact.
- ANBG status: Member (ANBG).
- Location: Kinghorn.
Setting & overview
Wild Meadow Eco Cemetery is a meadow burial ground situated in Kinghorn (Scotland). The site is listed as a member of the Association of Natural Burial Grounds. A full descriptive overview will be added once our team has completed direct verification with the site.
This listing is awaiting direct verification. Site name, region, county and ANBG membership have been confirmed from the Association of Natural Burial Grounds member list; setting, pricing, plot options and stewardship details will replace this notice once confirmed directly with Wild Meadow Eco Cemetery.
Plot options & memorials
Plot options (single, double, family, ashes), memorial policies and marker arrangements will be confirmed pending direct site contact.
Pricing details
Pricing information will be published once confirmed directly with the site.
Management approach & stewardship
Management approach, stewardship arrangements and long-term habitat plans will be detailed following direct verification with the site.
Visiting & location
Wild Meadow Eco Cemetery is located near Kinghorn. Visits can usually be arranged by contacting the site in advance. Year-round access varies with ground conditions, particularly at woodland sites in winter. There is typically a meeting point or shelter on site for small gatherings.
Frequently asked questions
Can I visit the site before choosing?
Yes — most natural burial grounds welcome quiet visits by arrangement during weekday office hours. Contact the site directly to book a visit.
Is a funeral director required?
A funeral director is usually optional at a natural burial ground, but the site must be given advance notice of any interment and certain legal forms must still be completed.
Are memorial markers permitted?
Memorial options vary by site. Many woodland and meadow grounds do not permit upright headstones; some allow a small flat stone, a registered plot number, or a native tree planting.
Can plots be reserved in advance?
Some sites allow advance reservation of single, double or family plots. Check with the site for their specific reservation policy and any reservation fee.
