Riverside Cemetery District sits on 24 beautiful acres in Cody, Wyoming. Located on the highway to Yellowstone National Park's east entrance, Riverside Cemetery has been established since the early 1930's. Cody, Wyoming was founded in the early 1900's by Colonel William F. "Buffalo Bill" Cody and ever since has been a growing tourist town.
Riverside Cemetery has recently added a Columbarium, Committal Shelter and Kiosk Directory. (See images below) The Columbarium niches are for urn burials, and we have been selling these niches for several years. They each house 2 urns. The new Committal Shelter is a quiet, dignified, open, covered pavilion set in the terrain with trees and vegetation. It is intended to provide temporary shelter from the wind, rain and sun for an interment service in a solemn manner and is for graveside Committal services and not available for public use.
To view the Riverside map and burial index, visit the online MAP AND BURIAL INDEX.
