Here are the maps to the cemetery's gardens and sections. The sections are marked with metal pins in the grass and can sometimes be hard to find, but if the grave has a marker the location should get you close enough without needing to use find the pins. 

The easiest way to find a specific grave is to use the row numbers; they're in the Burial Book (linked here) and are on stakes (by 5s)  alongside the roads.

• Rest Lawn Memorial Park Overview Map with graves
• Garden of Arbors Map - (Spacing not to scale on THIS map.) This garden has headstones; the graves are to the EAST of the marker
• Garden of Bethany Map - This garden has headstones; the graves are to the EAST of the marker
• Garden of Cedars Map- Cedars has headstones, and graves are to the East of the marker
• Garden of David Map - David has FOOTSTONES, and graves are to the WEST of the marker
• Garden of Hope --- Currently being re-mapped; Hope runs along the Eastern edge of the cemetery looking out towards Cox Butte and is being prepared for new natural cremation graves at this time.

NATURAL BURIAL AREAS - Opening now along the North edge of the developed cemetery area. alongside David and Cedars.

• The Memorial Forest Edgerow (North David, along Fir Trees) - Full body burial graves, sequential, forest hedgerow burial (Plants on top of graves)
• The Fern Forest - natural cremation burials inside the New Forest
• The Birch Grove (North Cedars) - natural cremation burials with Marble Upright headstones

Download or view the Rest Lawn Burial Book . It's organized alphabetically, by last name, followed by the Garden, Section, Block and Space of the burial. It's over eighty pages long and contains the records of over 3,700 burials. 

You can see the gardens on the maps at this link: https://www.restlawnonline.com/maps/

Warning: This cemetery has been creating rows and spaces for almost 170 years so the organization doesn't always make sense at first. We have stakes with row numbers that correspond to the grave spaces on the map and that should help some, but the original numbering system was unique, and subsequent cemetery managers got creative, as well!

Please note: Due to the age of the cemetery and the state of early record keeping, not all burials may be recorded here. In 2003, the first burial book was compiled by Otilya Lay and members of the Oregon Genealogical Society, based on MARKERS in the cemetery. All interments in the cemetery's records are present as of 1996. Prior to that date, burials may not be listed if the family has failed to place a marker. The current cemetery ownership is in the process of completing the burial book record as time and resources are available.

IF YOU WOULD LIKE A MARKER FOR YOUR FAMILY MEMBER, OR YOU WANT YOUR MONUMENT CLEANED, please contact us.

If you notice an error, please send an email to the cemetery office (on the contact page) so that we can correct it.