According to Anna Lewkowska, Jacek Lewkowski and Wojciech Walczak, "the active Catholic cemetery is located in the centre of the village surrounded by urban development. Situated on a flat area, it is fenced in with a mesh fence with an entrance from the south-western side and occupies an area of approximately 1 ha. It is rectangular in plan with a short alley on the southern side of the cemetery running approximately 30 m into the cemetery. The cemetery was established in the second half of the 19th century. Only a dozen or so gravestones from this period have survived. Today, modern Orthodox burials predominate in the cemetery." The oldest gravestone, from 1870, has the form of a rectangular slab with the inscription: "Ś. P. JAN SUCHEŃ / UM. 8 APRIL. 1870 R." Also noteworthy is the inscription: "POLSKIM KOMUNISTROM / WALERJU BAGIŃSKAMU / I ANTONIJU WIECZARKIEWICZU / PA ZLADZIEJSKU ZABILITY / BIEŁAPOLSKAJ AHRANKAJ / 29 SAKAWIKA 1925 GODA / OD PRACOŁNYH G. STOŁBCY".
According to the aforementioned authors, there was also a Jewish cemetery in Stolptsy before the Second World War, but nowadays there is a machine base on its site.