The Enfield Pioneer Cemetery is situated on Main North Road. This site was set aside as a cemetery in the early years of the settlement of Enfield and marks the last resting place of some of the early pioneers of the district. The cemetery was closed in 1961 and Enfield Council took ownership of the historic site.
Historic Reserve Information
The Enfield Pioneer Cemetery was established in 1842. When the village of Enfield was created. This land was set aside for use as a cemetery for the area. Persons purchasing land were entitled to a free plot in this cemetery, the number of plots allocaed depended on the amount of land taken up. The cemetery was closed in 1961.
Dog Rules at this Location
Across the City of Port Adelaide Enfield there is many great open spaces where dogs can be exercised and enjoyed with their owners, to find out about restrictions at this location, check out our Dog Leash Map for more details.