Mount Sinai Simi Valley

Mount Sinai Simi Valley, located at 6150 Mount Sinai Drive in Simi Valley, California, is a premier Jewish mortuary and memorial park that has been serving the Southern California community since its opening in 2000. As part of the esteemed Mount Sinai Memorial Parks family—an institution with over 60 years of dedicated service—this location was established to ensure the availability of Jewish cemetery property for generations to come, with a vision extending 250 years into the future. The park’s design reflects the serene Judaean foothills, blending scenic landscapes, dramatic architecture, and an overriding sense of peace and sanctity.

Mount Sinai Simi Valley offers a comprehensive range of interment options to honor diverse traditions and family preferences. These include traditional ground burial spaces, a natural burial grove that aligns with eco-conscious values, private family estates for those seeking a personalized resting place, above-ground wall crypts, and private mausoleums. The park also features the Kamenir Chapel, a tranquil haven for reflection and remembrance, providing a dignified setting for funeral services and memorial gatherings.

Committed to the highest standards of Jewish tradition, Mount Sinai Simi Valley works closely with the Chevra Kadisha, the sacred burial society, to honor all aspects of traditional burial. The dedicated team understands the nuanced needs of the community, guiding families through every step with compassion and expertise. Advisors are available 24/7 to help families understand important decisions, whether they follow familial or religious customs. The staff’s loving kindness extends to all who enter the gates, ensuring that each family receives the support they need during difficult times.

In addition to its burial services, Mount Sinai Simi Valley provides resources such as an Advance Planning Guide and a Funeral Arrangement Checklist to help families prepare with clarity and confidence. The park is open Sunday through Friday from 8:00 AM to 5:00 PM and is closed every Saturday in observance of Shabbat. With a commitment to honoring life, family, and tradition, Mount Sinai Simi Valley stands as a trusted sanctuary for the Jewish community and beyond, offering a seamless juncture for starting new family traditions in a setting of enduring beauty and respect.