How to Find a Mission Park Funeral Chapel or Cemetery Location and Contact Number
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Mission Park Funeral Chapels, Cemeteries & Crematories operates multiple locations across San Antonio, Texas, and each one has its own direct phone number. The fastest way to reach someone is to call the location nearest you — the site lists ten separate phone lines, and the main page shows "Today's hours — All Day Open," meaning you can call at any time for immediate assistance. Below are the locations and numbers as published on missionparks.com, followed by guidance on choosing the right one.
Mission Park Locations and Phone Numbers
The website lists the following chapels, funeral homes, and mortuaries with their direct contact numbers:
| Location | Phone Number |
|---|---|
| Mission Park Funeral Chapels South, Cemeteries & Crematories | (210) 924-4242 |
| Alamo Funeral Chapels | (210) 554-5000 |
| Brookehill Funeral Home | (210) 923-7523 |
| Dellcrest Funeral Home | (210) 337-4082 |
| La Paz All Faiths Funeral Home | (210) 222-1321 |
| Mission Park Funeral Chapels and Cemetery Dominion | (210) 698-5252 |
| Mission Park Funeral Chapels Cherry Ridge | (210) 349-1414 |
| Mission Park Funeral Chapels Medical Center | (210) 616-0510 |
| Palm Heights Mortuary | (210) 924-4568 |
| Simplicity Funeral Chapel | (210) 476-0115 |
These numbers appear in the site's header and footer, so they are available from any page on missionparks.com.
How to Choose the Right Location
The site does not publish a map-based locator or a "find nearest location" tool, so selection depends on what you already know about your situation:
- If you know the neighborhood or part of San Antonio, match it to the location name. Names like Dominion, Cherry Ridge, Medical Center, and South correspond to distinct areas of the city.
- If a hospital or medical facility is involved, Mission Park Funeral Chapels Medical Center may be the most relevant starting point.
- If you are looking for a specific religious or cultural tradition, La Paz All Faiths Funeral Home is named for all-faith services, and Alamo Funeral Chapels is a separate brand under the same group.
- If cost simplicity is the priority, Simplicity Funeral Chapel is listed as its own location with a dedicated line.
- If you are unsure, calling any number connects you to the organization, and staff can direct you to the appropriate chapel.
What You Can Do Once You Reach the Site or a Phone Line
The website's main navigation includes these sections, each tied to a task:
- Obituaries — find a loved one and view upcoming services and tributes.
- Flowers & Gifts — order tributes.
- Services — review funeral and cremation options.
- Plan Ahead — request a pre-planning guide or learn about pre-planning, with links at
/plan-ahead/and/plan-ahead/request-pre-planning-guide. - Resources, Grief & Healing, and News — supporting information.
- Contact Us — additional ways to reach the organization.
The homepage also highlights "Unique televised tributes" and employment opportunities, both with "Learn More" links.
Practical Notes
- The site states "Caring for families since 1907," which is the only historical detail given.
- Hours are shown as "All Day Open," so the phone lines are presented as available around the clock.
- No pricing is published on the pages reviewed here; the pre-planning section is where cost discussions would begin, and you would need to request the guide or call to get specifics.
- If you are arranging services for someone currently at a hospital, hospice, or care facility, calling the location closest to that facility can reduce transport distance and coordination time.
Quick Answer
If you only need one number and are not sure which location applies, call Mission Park Funeral Chapels South, Cemeteries & Crematories at (210) 924-4242 — it is the first number listed on the site and covers chapels, cemeteries, and crematories together. From there, staff can route you to the specific chapel or cemetery that fits your needs.