Eternity Park

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Ever wonder where Humble’s silent stories reside? We’re standing at Eternity Park Cemetery. It’s also known as Calvary Hill Cemetery and Forest Lawn North Cemetery.

Eternity Park is located at 21715 Aldine-Westfield Road in Humble. That’s right here in Harris County. You can call them at 281-443-1738.

This serene resting place holds over 200 memorials. Ninety percent of them are photographed. Only a small fraction have GPS coordinates.

Find a Grave added Eternity Park to its records on January 12, 2003. The Find a Grave Cemetery ID is 1822576.

Eternity Park is not alone. There are 22 cemeteries within 11 miles. Wunsche Cemetery is the closest at just 3 miles northwest. Budde and Glameyer Cemeteries are 4 miles west. Spring Cemetery is 5 miles northwest.

Many communities surround Eternity Park. Sandpiper Village is less than 2 miles east. Spring is 4 miles northwest. Bammel is 5 miles to the west.

The USGS once maintained a record for Eternity Park under GNIS ID #1384157. This record is now archived. The location was in Harris County at an elevation of 29 feet.

Eternity Park offers a peaceful place. It is a place for reflection and remembrance. Take a moment to appreciate the history held within these grounds.

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