Miramar National Cemetery
5795 Nobel Drive
San Diego, CA 92122
Phone: (858) 658-7360
FAX: (858) 658-7397 

To schedule burials: See General Information

Office Hours:
Monday thru Friday 8:00 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.
Closed federal holidays except Memorial Day.

Visitation Hours:
Open daily during daylight hours. 

Burial Space: This cemetery currently has space available to accommodate casketed and in ground cremated remains.

Directions from nearest airport: 
From the north:  Take I-805 South to Miramar Road/La Jolla Village Drive exit.  Turn left on Miramar Road.  Take a right on Nobel Drive.  Turn left into the the cemetery or take I-15 South to Miramar Road, turning to the right.  Drive approximately 3-4 miles, then take a left on Nobel Drive.  Turn left into the cemetery.  

From the south:  Take I-805 North to Nobel Drive, turning to the right.  Take a right into the cemetery.

From the east:  Take either I-8 West, or Highway 52 West.  Merge onto I-805 North to Nobel Drive, turning to the right.  Take a right into the cemetery.

From the west:  Take either I-8 East, Highway 63 North or Highway 52 East.  Merge onto I-805 North to Nobel Drive, turning to the right.  Take a right into the cemetery.  

GENERAL INFORMATION

To schedule a burial: Fax all discharge documentation to the National Cemetery Scheduling Office at 1-866-900-6417 and follow-up with a phone call to
1-800-535-1117.

The new 313-acre national cemetery in San Diego, California, will serve Veterans’ needs well into the 21st century. It is located about 15 miles north of downtown San Diego at the northwest corner of Marine Corps Air Station Miramar. The main entrance to the cemetery is on Nobel Drive between Miramar Road and Interstate 805.

Miramar National Cemetery includes both gravesite and columbarium facilities, providing a full range of burial alternatives to approximately 235,000 Veterans in San Diego County. Nearby Fort Rosecrans National Cemetery closed to first interment casketed burials in 1966, though it continues to provide casketed interments of family members of those currently interred and inurnments of cremated remains. 

The cemetery is built on land provided through a land-use agreement with the U.S. Marine Corps. This project, based on a design by Van Dyke Landscape Architects in San Diego, will develop approximately 42 acres of the 313-acre site providing 10 years of burial services. 

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HISTORICAL INFORMATION

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NOTABLE PERSONS

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FLORAL/GROUNDS POLICY

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