Welcome to High Park North Neighbourhood, Toronto
Welcome to High Park North, Toronto
Overview
High Park North is mainly residential, containing many semi-detached homes built in the early 20th century. The oldest residential houses in High Park North were built in the late 1800s and early 1900s and are mostly Victorian, Edwardian and Tudor-style. The houses are typically two- and three-storey, built with detached brick.
Schools
With 9 public schools and 5 Catholic schools in this neighbourhood, your kids can get a great education.
Public
- Ursula Franklin Academy
- 6.2Humberside Collegiate Institute
- 6.6Indian Road Crescent Junior Public School
- ÉS Toronto Ouest
- 8.2É Élém Charles-Sauriol
- 5.9Annette Street Junior and Senior Public School
- 5.8Keele Street Public School
- 4.4Western Technical-Commercial School
- 7.8Runnymede Junior and Senior Public School
Catholic and Private
Parks
This neighbourhood is park heaven, with 7 parks and community recreation facilities within its boundaries, including:
Parks
- Keele Community Centre
- Humberside Grounds
- Annette Community Recreation Centre
- Lithuania Park
- Kennedy - Margdon Parkette
- Chelsea Avenue Playground
- Ravina Gardens
Facilities in this neighbourhood
- 2 Community Rec. Centres
- 2 Gyms
- 5 Playgrounds
- 3 Sports Fields
- 1 Lawn Bowling/Bocce Green
- 1 Outdoor Track
- 4 Tennis Courts
- 1 Craft Room
- 1 Fitness/Weight Room
- 1 Indoor Pool
- 3 Ball Diamonds
- 1 Picnic Facilities
- 3 Wading Pools
- 1 Splash Pad
- 1 Clubhouse
Transit
With 8 rail transit stops and 58 street-level transit stops in the neighbourhood, it's easy to get around.
Rail Transit Stops
Convenience
This neighbourhood has many shops, services, and amenities to make your daily errands easy.
Notable Places
