Pre-plan or Planning for Someone Else?
Choose to be part of your own tree-planting day now, or considering a memorial tree for the ashes of loved ones – the perfect opportunity to rest your loved ones ashes.
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Become A Living Legacy Tree, Live On Forever
Welcome to Wellington Dam Legacy Forest, a memorial forest teeming with wildlife.
Located in Wellington Dam, National Park
Where you can create a living memorial amongst giant trees that grow over 40 metres tall and live for hundreds of years, for a loved one who has passed and create habitat for endangered Quokkas and Black Cockatoos.
BECOME A LIVING LEGACY
Change the way, we leave the world
By transforming cremated ashes into living
trees, we create lasting, meaningful
tributes that foster connection, healing,
and personal growth, allowing individuals to
leave a legacy that continues to thrive in
the earth for generations to come
Learn the stories of the families with
memorial trees in this forest while
selecting a tree planting site for a loved
ones ashes
Or pre-plan to leave a legacy in trees for
yourself. And even your pet!
What They Say?
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Today my brother lives on forever, amongst the beautiful trees at Wellington Dam. With my mum, dad, and daughter, I finally got to say goodbye I’d been waiting 35 years for. From death comes to life and the circle is now complete. Cherish yoyur family for you, and they, are here for but a moment.
Christina Lisson
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Really peaceful place to bury your loved ones ashes under a tree. They can live on as a part of a native tree and generations of family and friends that were in their lives have a perfect place to visit and just be with their thoughts and memories.
Keven Kerrison
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Very peaceful place for the burial of my grandfather Jimmy. The owners of this place have great compassion, and a great sense of understanding of the family bond that comes with each and every life that comes and goes. I am immensely impressed that the people that run this place know you by your name and not just a transaction.
Jeffrey Chen
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My husband and I have a tree here. Visited the other month and the sunlight filtering through was so beautiful If you want toilets etc there is a kiosk just up the road at the dam and bush camps if you want to make a weekend of it. Pretty sure dogs can visit with responsible owners (e.g. on lead and poo taken away, not left in the plastic bag!)
Melody Jones
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The people who work here are friendly. The place is peacful. Much nicer place for your loved ones to be layed to rest.
Gwendolyn Slater
