Located on the outskirts of Wrexham, Pentrebychan Crematorium holds around 1,700 services a year.
The grounds extend for 40 acres and are open to visitors 365 days a year.
Four gardens of remembrance offer a peaceful area for families who choose to scatter the cremated remains of their loved ones at the crematorium.
There are also several memorialisation options provided for those who wish to have a focal point to commemorate their loved ones.
Every year we hold a Memorial Service to commemorate friends and family who have been cremated at Pentrebychan. This service is usually held in July.
Opening times
The crematorium grounds opening hours differ depending on the time of year.
1 April to 31 October
- Weekdays (not including bank holidays): 9am - 6pm
- Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays: 10am - 6pm
1 November to 31 March
- Weekdays (not including bank holidays): 9am - 4pm
- Saturday, Sunday and bank holidays: 10am - 4pm
Office opening times
- Monday to Thursday: 9am – 12.30pm and 1.30pm – 4.30pm
- Friday: 9am – 12.30pm and 1.30pm – 4pm
The office is closed on bank holidays.
Address and directions
Wrexham Crematorium
Pentrebychan
Wrexham
LL14 4EP
By road
From the A483, take the junction signposted for Johnstown, Rhosllanerchrugog and Rhostyllen.
At the roundabout take the turning for Johnstown. Take the second turning on the right onto Smithy Lane, also signposted for the crematorium. From Smithy Lane, take the first turning on the right onto Pentre Bychan Road. The crematorium will be on the left.
By bus
Take either bus service number 4 or 4B from Wrexham Bus Station. Both routes run directly past the crematorium (check bus timetables for the schedule).
Location
Gardens
For those who wish to have the remains of their loved ones scattered within the crematorium grounds, a choice of four gardens is available:
- Walled Garden – a formal garden within the walls of the 17th century hall.
- Wisteria Walk – landscaped in a modern design with shale rockery beds set in lawn turf areas.
- Lily Pool – situated in the woodlands and surrounded by stately, mature trees and lawns on which the remains are scattered. Waterfowl and other wildlife by the Lily Pool can be seen in the adjacent woodland.
- Daffodil Meadow – informal in character with daffodils, bluebells, snowdrops and other wild flowers growing in abundance.
All remains are scattered on 'plots' which are numbered and can be easily identified.
Please note that dogs are not allowed in the chapel or gardens of remembrance (with the exception of assistance dogs).