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Cambridge crematorium is located at Dry Drayton, Cambridge CB23 8HD, UK, we aim to offer all our customers a great experience with Cambridge crematorium and we would be happy to assist you with any questions you may have.

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Jnib

4 Google Rating

Pleasant surroundings. The East Chapel and associated waiting room were warm and comfortable on a bi

4/ 5

Pleasant surroundings. The East Chapel and associated waiting room were warm and comfortable on a bitterly cold, windy day. There are vending machines in the waiting room offering hot and cold drinks. Only one negative: the walk from the disabled parking places was on a very uneven path, not really suitable for people that may have difficulty walking. Best to drop them off first and then park up if you can.

Geoff Nicks

3 Google Rating

Lacks character but comfortable enough. Currently impossible to access due to change of entrance and

3/ 5

Lacks character but comfortable enough. Currently impossible to access due to change of entrance and lack of signage.

John Hayward

5 Google Rating

Peaceful, respectful tinged with sadness of remembering the past.

5/ 5

Peaceful, respectful tinged with sadness of remembering the past.

Cameron McPhee

5 Google Rating

The staff here are friendly (understandable) they are very helpful and considerate.

5/ 5

The staff here are friendly (understandable) they are very helpful and considerate.

Aaron Molloy

4 Google Rating

Lovely peaceful place. Well kept grounds !

4/ 5

Lovely peaceful place. Well kept grounds !

Steve

5 Google Rating

Lovely place, but also a sad day but the surroundings are fantastic

5/ 5

Lovely place, but also a sad day but the surroundings are fantastic

Jacqui Woodward

5 Google Rating

What a beautiful well kept place

5/ 5

What a beautiful well kept place

Brendan Murrill

5 Google Rating

Beautiful calm place.

5/ 5

Beautiful calm place.

Joao Rodrigues

5 Google Rating

Very nice rest in peace place!

5/ 5

Very nice rest in peace place!

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