High Park-Swansea Neighbourhood Toronto Guide | SchoolQ

Welcome to High Park-Swansea Neighbourhood, Toronto

Welcome to High Park-Swansea, Toronto

Overview

The High Park neighbourhood is mainly residential, containing many semi-detached homes built in the early 20th century. The park for which it was named spans 400 acres, and is a mixed recreational and natural park, with sporting facilities, cultural facilities, educational facilities, gardens, playgrounds and a zoo. North of the park, the neighbourhood has several high-rise apartment buildings, built after the construction of the Bloor-Danforth subway.

Schools

With 11 public schools, 5 Catholic schools, and 5 private schools in this neighbourhood, your kids can get a great education.

Public

Catholic and Private

Parks

This neighbourhood is park heaven, with 6 parks and community recreation facilities within its boundaries, including:

Parks

Facilities in this neighbourhood

  • 8 Playgrounds
  • 1 Amphitheatre
  • 3 Ball Diamonds
  • 1 Botanical Garden
  • 1 Clubhouse
  • 1 Community Garden
  • 1 Cross-Country Skiing
  • 1 Leash-Free Dog Area
  • 1 Outdoor Dry Pad
  • 1 Outdoor Pool
  • 3 Outdoor Rinks
  • 2 Picnic Facilities
  • 1 Splash Pad
  • 2 Sports Fields
  • 18 Tennis Courts
  • 1 Trails
  • 2 Wading Pools
  • 1 Zoo
  • 2 Shuffleboards
  • 1 Community Rec. Centre
  • 1 Craft Room
  • 1 Fitness/Weight Room
  • 1 Gym
  • 1 Indoor Pool

Transit

With 1 rail transit stop and 148 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

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