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Killingbeck Cemetery

Name: Killingbeck Cemetery
Address: Cemetery Cottage, York Rd, Seacroft, Leeds LS14 6AB, UK

Explore Killingbeck Cemetery in Leeds, a historic and beautiful graveyard known for its interesting gravestones and statues.

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Killingbeck Cemetery is a historic burial ground located in Seacroft, Leeds, providing a peaceful space for remembrance and reflection. Visitors often note the cemetery for its beautiful grounds, featuring a variety of interesting gravestones and impressive statues that attract those with an appreciation for historical memorials and artistic craftsmanship.

Managed by the Diocese of Leeds, Killingbeck Cemetery serves as an important community site for burials and quiet contemplation. While some areas are maintained to a good standard, the cemetery offers a serene environment for individuals to pay their respects or simply enjoy a reflective walk among its established memorials.

Visiting Information

Killingbeck Cemetery is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week, allowing visitors access at their convenience. The site offers wheelchair accessible parking and a wheelchair accessible entrance, aiming to accommodate all visitors. Please note that specific payment options are not provided for general visits.

3.9

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Showing 5 of 19 reviews from Google Maps.Last updated 8 February 2026.

Anonymous

5/5

a year ago

Beautiful graveyard with lots of interesting gravestones, a must see if you like statues. Me and my partner tour UK graveyards and this was a memorable one for us!

Anonymous

5/5

a year ago

Me and my partner tour cemeteries around the UK and this was a fantastic find. Beautiful graves and statues here. Definitely on top of our favourite list!

Anonymous

2/5

a year ago

They only seem to keep the front part of this cemetery tidy, with the grass cut properly but take no care behind the church, leaving grass cuttings all over the graves if they are lucky enough to get the grass cut at all

Anonymous

5/5

5 years ago

Visited my grandad the otherday, think hes abit cheesed off about the noisy queues outside asda and the rear gate being locked other than that hes happy to be close to a B&Q and happy people are putting their litter in the bin! Nice!

Anonymous

1/5

2 years ago

I would not use this cemetery as the ignorant builder's don't care who grave they get clay and damage and decided to put others headstone markers behind my mum headstone. It is upsetting 😡.