Draper Cemetery
The Draper City Cemetery is located on 
Fort Street in the heart of Draper. There is currently a waiting list to purchase a burial plot. The cemetery was established around 1850, originally on the "Sand Hill" in Draper. Due to weather, animal or other concerns, the remains were moved in 1870 to the present location.
Address
12441 South 900 East, Draper, UT 84020
Driving Directions
From Interstate 15 in the Salt Lake Valley, exit at 12300 South and travel east to 900 East, turn right (south), and drive a block and a half to the cemetery (on east side of the street).
If you already own a burial plot in the Draper Cemetery and need to schedule a burial, please contact Draper City at (801) 576-6506.
Unfortunately, there are no burial plots available for purchase in the Draper Cemetery. Draper City is willing to re-purchase unused burial plots from individuals who do not plan to use their plot. Draper City will then sell these plots to people who are on a waiting list. If you are interested in getting on the waiting list, contact (801) 576-6506.
Draper Cemetery Map There is a map on the cemetery building with names to help locate plots o in the cemetery.
The Draper City Code on the Cemetery can be found in Section 14: Title 10-90.
Draper City Code
The earliest burial date recorded at the cemetery dates back to November 21, 1870, but there are headstones with earlier dates than that. The cemetery was started by Mormon pioneers who settled in Draper City. The first settlers in Draper are buried in this cemetery: Ebenezer Brown, Phoebe Brown and William Draper.
Address
12441 South 900 East, Draper, UT 84020Driving Directions
From Interstate 15 in the Salt Lake Valley, exit at 12300 South and travel east to 900 East, turn right (south), and drive a block and a half to the cemetery (on east side of the street).Scheduling a Burial
If you already own a burial plot in the Draper Cemetery and need to schedule a burial, please contact Draper City at (801) 576-6506.
Burial Plots
Unfortunately, there are no burial plots available for purchase in the Draper Cemetery. Draper City is willing to re-purchase unused burial plots from individuals who do not plan to use their plot. Draper City will then sell these plots to people who are on a waiting list. If you are interested in getting on the waiting list, contact (801) 576-6506.
Draper Cemetery Map There is a map on the cemetery building with names to help locate plots o in the cemetery.
The Draper City Code on the Cemetery can be found in Section 14: Title 10-90.
Draper City Code
Notable Burials
The earliest burial date recorded at the cemetery dates back to November 21, 1870, but there are headstones with earlier dates than that. The cemetery was started by Mormon pioneers who settled in Draper City. The first settlers in Draper are buried in this cemetery: Ebenezer Brown, Phoebe Brown and William Draper.
Cemetery Fees
| Opening & Closing Standard Size Grave (Weekdays) | $475 |
| Opening & Closing Standard Size Grave (Weekends & Holidays) | $675 |
| Opening & Closing of Less Than Standard Size Grave | $300 |
| Opening & Closing of Cremation Grave | $200 |
| Marking the location of the head stone | $ 25 |
| Disinterment of grave (includes opening & closing of grave) | $475 |
| Issuance of Right t Burial or interment certificate | $ 25 |
| Sale of Right to Burial | $500 |