Woodridge Memorial Park

Woodridge Memorial Park is a cemetery in Lexington, South Carolina, serving families throughout Lexington County and the surrounding area. Services include burial services, funeral and memorial services, pre-need planning, veterans services including military honors, and ash scattering assistance. Woodridge Memorial Park is co-located with Woodridge Funeral Home, a full-service funeral home operating on the same property.

Woodridge Memorial Park was founded in 1976 by Edith Strasburger and her husband. The park's signature gardens were originally developed from Edith Strasburger's personal plant collection. In 2006 the property expanded to include Woodridge Funeral Home, opening to the public in 2007 as a full-service combination facility. Woodridge Memorial Park introduced Pine Haven Cremation Estates, the first dedicated cremation garden in Lexington County, offering above-and-below-ground interment options for cremated remains.

The grounds include a mausoleum chapel seating 50, cremation gardens and niches, private and family cemetery lots, and build-to-suit cemetery property. A one-acre pond with a gazebo is available for memorial gatherings. Identification viewings and private viewings are available. Spanish-language services are available. American flags at veterans' grave sites are replaced twice annually through a coordinated program with local organizations.

Woodridge Memorial Park does not operate an on-site crematory. Pet cremation and pet burial are not available. The facility does not include a reception space.