Carleton Crematorium

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Carleton Crematorium, Blackpool
A caring crematorium serving Blackpool and the Fylde Coast
Carleton Crematorium offers a calm and respectful setting for families across Blackpool, Poulton-le-Fylde and the wider Fylde Coast.
Located within Carleton Cemetery, the crematorium combines practical accessibility with a quiet environment that supports reflection and remembrance.
As a result, many families choose Carleton Crematorium when they want a dignified service close to home.
Location and surroundings
Carleton Crematorium sits on Stocks Road in northern Blackpool. Although the site remains close to residential areas, the surrounding cemetery grounds create a sense of privacy and calm.
Landscaped paths and green spaces help visitors feel settled both before and after a service.
In addition, the crematorium is easy to reach from Blackpool town centre and nearby communities. This convenient location helps reduce travel concerns at an already difficult time.
Chapel and facilities
The chapel at Carleton Crematorium provides a simple, well-kept space suitable for both religious and non-religious services.
Families can personalise each ceremony with music, readings and moments of quiet reflection, ensuring the service feels meaningful and appropriate.
Meanwhile, crematorium staff work closely with the chosen funeral director to coordinate each service. This support helps services run smoothly and according to the family’s wishes.
On-site buildings and visitor facilities
Carleton Cemetery provides a number of clearly located buildings and facilities to support visitors during their time on site:
Bereavement office: Located within the lodge house at the main entrance, offering a clear first point of contact on arrival.
Crematorium and chapel: Situated towards the end of the main drive, within easy reach once inside the grounds.
Book of Remembrance room: Located within the crematorium building for quiet reflection.
Nibbles Café: Serves hot drinks and light snacks and is open from 9.00am to 2.45pm (last orders for food 2pm).
Public toilets: Positioned next to Nibbles Café for convenience.
Jewish prayer house: Located at the north end of the cemetery grounds.
Columbarium: Forms part of the memorial wall surrounding the rose garden, situated beyond the chapel at the far end of the cemetery.
Parking and accessibility
Carleton Crematorium provides free on-site parking for mourners attending services. The layout of the grounds also supports step-free access, which benefits elderly visitors and those with mobility needs.
Furthermore, clear signage throughout the site helps visitors find their way easily on arrival.
Memorial options and remembrance
Within the cemetery grounds, families can choose from a range of memorial options that offer a lasting place of remembrance. These spaces allow loved ones to return privately and reflect at their own pace.
After a cremation, families can also discuss the care of ashes or cremated remains with their funeral director. This conversation helps ensure arrangements reflect personal wishes and local guidance.
Contact details for Carleton Crematorium
Address:
Stocks Road
Blackpool
FY6 7QS
Telephone: 01253 882541
Email: crematorium@blackpool.gov.uk
Website: You can access the website here.
Frequently asked questions about Carleton Crematorium
Can families choose a non-religious service at Carleton Crematorium?
Yes. Carleton Crematorium supports both religious and non-religious services. Families can shape the ceremony to reflect personal beliefs and preferences.
Is parking available for visitors at Carleton Crematorium?
Yes. The crematorium offers free on-site parking located close to the chapel, making access easier for mourners.
Who helps arrange a funeral service at Carleton Crematorium?
Families usually work with a funeral director, who coordinates directly with the crematorium staff to arrange the service.
What happens to cremated remains after the service?
After the cremation, families can decide how the cremated remains are handled. Options are typically discussed with the funeral director and may include collection, scattering or memorial arrangements.
Is the site suitable for wheelchair users?
Yes. The crematorium and surrounding grounds include step-free access to key areas, supporting visitors with mobility needs.
