Evergreen Memorial Park Headstones
Designing, engraving, and delivering granite memorials for Evergreen families since 1966. Our Chino factory is just 30 minutes from the park.
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Memorial pricing for Evergreen Memorial Park depends on the type of memorial, size, granite color, and the artwork or inscription you choose.
Flat Granite Markers
Baby Marker 16″ × 8″: from $308
Single 24″ × 12″: from $570
Single 28″ × 16″: from $830
Companion 36″ × 14″: from $920
Evergreen charges a setting fee on all markers, billed separately from the memorial (see our FAQ below for the fee schedule). Every quote from us is itemized. Bring us a competitor’s written quote and we’ll match or beat it. See our full pricing page →
Memorials We’ve Placed at Evergreen
A few of the granite markers we’ve placed at Evergreen Memorial Park.
What’s Allowed at Evergreen
Evergreen Memorial Park requires flat granite markers set level with the ground. All granite must be a single piece, 3 to 6 inches thick. Cement borders are available but not required for granite markers.
Baby Marker 16″ × 8″
The smallest flat marker for infant burials. Set without a cement border.
Single 24″ × 12″
A standard single marker with room for a name, dates, and a line of inscription.
Single 28″ × 16″
A larger single marker with room for artwork, a portrait, or a detailed inscription alongside the name and dates.
Companion 36″ × 14″
A side by side marker for two people on adjacent plots. Both names, dates, and shared artwork fit on one stone.
Evergreen allows our full palette of 18 granite colors for standard markers.
Allowed marker types and sizes vary by section. Not sure what your section permits? Give us a call and we’ll look it up for you.
Who Sets the Stone at Evergreen
What we handle: Design, engraving, and delivery. We coordinate with Evergreen’s office and handle the paperwork so your marker is ready to set when it arrives.
Who sets the marker: Evergreen’s grounds crew sets all flat markers. Once the memorial arrives at the park, their team places it level with the ground.
What Families Ask About Evergreen
What are Evergreen’s visiting hours?
Evergreen Memorial Park is open to visitors daily from 8:00 am to 5:00 pm. For holiday hours or section access questions, call the cemetery office at (951) 683-1840.
What types of memorials are allowed at Evergreen?
Evergreen allows flat granite markers set level with the ground, in four sizes. See the Cemetery Regulations section above for every permitted size and section rule.
What are the setting fees at Evergreen Memorial Park?
Evergreen charges a setting fee of $375 for all flat markers, paid directly to the cemetery. Cement borders are available for $220 but are not required for granite markers. These fees are separate from the cost of the memorial.
How long does it take to get a headstone made and set at Evergreen?
In-stock flat markers are ready in 2–4 weeks when the granite size and color are in stock. Special orders may take longer; we’ll let you know up front. Once delivered to Evergreen, the cemetery typically sets the marker within a few business days.
Can I add an inscription to an existing memorial at Evergreen?
Yes. We add inscriptions to existing memorials on site at Evergreen Memorial Park. We bring our portable engraving equipment right to the gravesite, so there’s no need to disturb the memorial or coordinate a removal. Adding a second name, a death date, or a short inscription typically takes a couple of hours on site. Learn more about on-site engraving →
Do you handle the approval process with Evergreen?
Yes. Everything goes through our office. You approve the design proof, we take it from there: paperwork, delivery coordination. No separate calls to Evergreen on your end.
From Our Chino Factory to Evergreen
Our factory and showrooms in Chino are about 25 miles from Evergreen Memorial Park, a 30 minute drive east on the CA-60. Every memorial bound for Evergreen is designed and hand finished here in Chino, then delivered by our own team.
Evergreen is an easy drive from our Chino factory, so we’d love for you to visit us in person.
Part of Riverside Since 1872
The first burial here took place in 1872, a year before the Riverside Cemetery Association was formally organized.
The association incorporated in 1880 as the Evergreen Cemetery Association and adopted the current name in 1966. Today the park covers more than 20 acres along 14th Street in downtown Riverside, with approximately 27,000 interments. John W. North, who founded the city of Riverside, and Eliza Tibbets, who planted the first navel orange trees in California, are both buried here.
Families from across the Inland Empire use Evergreen, including Riverside, Jurupa Valley, Norco, Corona, Moreno Valley, and Colton.
Ownership: Private, nonprofit, nonsectarian. Operated by the Riverside Cemetery Association, a 501(c)(13) nonprofit cemetery company.
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