Open for Burial

Reily Cemetery

Address: Peoria Reily Road
Hours: 8am-dark daily
​Contact: Jeremy Sears
(513) 757-4683
Reilytwp@hotmail.com

Reily Cemetery is owned and operated by Reily Township. The cemetery includes burials from as early as 1833, and plots are still available today. 

​Pricing information for Reily Cemetery plots and services can be found here.
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Springdale Cemetery

Address: 6497 Springfield Road
Hours: 8am-dark daily
President: Jim Miller
Contact: Patty Tharp, 513-523-6215


Springdale Cemetery is privately owned and maintained. It was established in 1868 by John Ward, and has been operated by Springdale Cemetery Associates since 2001. Inquiries regarding purchasing a plot should be directed to Patty Tharp.    

Closed for Burial 

Bunker Hill Cemetery

Address: 5351 Reily Millville Road
Hours: 8am-dark daily
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Bunker Hill Cemetery sits on land purchased from the Cincinnati Land Offices by James Deneen in 1804 and Obadiah Welliver in 1811. Mr. Welliver found a Native American burial ground on this land before it was obtained by the Universalist Church to be used as a cemetery. It is the final resting place of veterans of the Revolutionary War, the War of 1812, the Mexican-American War, and the Civil War. The last burial at Bunker Hill Cemetery occurred in 1918 and it became a county historical park in 1964.

Indian Creek Baptist Cemetery

Address: ​3000 Indian Creek Road
Hours: 8am-dark daily

Indian Creek Baptist Cemetery is located in the area surrounding the Pioneer Church at Butler County's Indian Creek MetroPark. The burial ground dates back to 1810 and covers approximately 99 acres. Some of the area's earliest settlers are buried here. A Motor Vehicle Permit is required for those wishing to park vehicles in the cemetery parking lot. Permits are free to residents of Butler County. For nonresidents the fee is $5 daily or $10 annually.

Walker Chapel Cemetery

Address: 7740 Springfield Road
Hours: 8am-dark daily

Walker Chapel Cemetery sits on the grounds of Walker Chapel, which was organized in 1830 by a group of Methodist Episcopal Christians who originally met in one another's homes. The chapel was named for Rev. G.W. Walker in 1895. Burials date back to 1835. 

St. Charles Cemetery

Address: 5565 Hamilton Scipio Road
​Hours: 8am-dark daily

St. Charles Cemetery is located on the property of St. Charles Chapel and it contains monuments marking burials as early as 1822. Veterans of the Revolutionary war, the War of 1812, and the Civil War are among those buried here. 
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