Treiman cemetery is a cemetery in Treiman, Häädemeeste municipality, Pärnu county.

The Treiman cemetery is located directly on the eastern side of the old Pärnu-Riga road, by the road. The cemetery was originally founded in 1925 as a Lutheran cemetery, where Orthodox believers were also allowed to be buried. In 1934, the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul of Treiman was built on the cemetery.

The cemetery is located in the village of Treiman, directly on the Pärnu-Riia road. on the eastern side, by the road. The cemetery was originally founded in 1925 as a Lutheran cemetery, where Apostolic believers were also allowed to be buried. 1934 the Church of the Holy Apostles Peter and Paul of Treiman was founded in the cemetery.

The outer boundary of the cemetery is a stone wall, which extends from 1-2 stones high on the eastern side to 1 meter on the northern end. The dune on which the cemetery is located ends on the eastern side with a steep drop, sometimes reaching up to 10 m. In some places, the masonry is buried under debris, in other places it has crumbled to nothing. On the west side of the cemetery there are 2 welded gates, the larger two-sided one, on stone posts; the smaller one, next to the tool shed (chapel?), on pipe poles. There are high consecration crosses near both the church and the shed (chapel). A building that probably served as a chapel is used as a tool shed, it is a tent-roofed building with a Latin cross on it.

There are older metal and stone grave markers in the cemetery, i.e. granite monument to August Einaste, farmer and social figure. The monument has a bronze relief with the image of a lighthouse and the year 1925.