The cemetery is reached by turning directly off a public road. Access is open to all. A continuous fence and a gate surround the cemetery. Inscriptions on tombstones are in English and Hebrew. The local Jewish community owns the property used only for Jewish cemetery purposes.
Adjacent properties are commercial-industrial and residential.
The cemetery is visited occasionally by private visitors. No known vandalism. Jewish interments are found in Block 20, located south of Voorhees Street, and in the Mausoleum, located north of Voorhees Street. In addition to the 263 burials identified in the Jewish sections in November 1999, Spring Hill Cemetery contains several thousand non-Jewish burials. A Jewish community has been present in Danville since about 1850.