Park Access
Enter High Park via the north gates on Bloor Street for the quickest route to the central gardens and playgrounds.
High Park North
Ontario, Canada
Neighborhood·Residential, Green, Peaceful
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High Park North is a highly desirable residential area located in the west end of Toronto, Ontario. The neighborhood is characterized by its mix of grand early 20th-century homes and high-rise apartments, offering a community-focused feel within the bustling city. Its defining feature is its southern border, which opens directly into High Park—a 400-acre oasis featuring hiking trails, sports facilities, a lake, and a zoo. With its proximity to the Bloor-Danforth subway line and the boutique shops of Bloor West Village, it serves as a tranquil base for visitors who want to explore Toronto while staying close to nature.
High Park North is a highly desirable residential area located in the west end of Toronto, Ontario. The neighborhood is characterized by its mix of grand early 20th-century homes and high-rise apartments, offering a community-focused feel within the bustling city. Its defining feature is its southern border, which opens directly into High Park—a 400-acre oasis featuring hiking trails, sports facilities, a lake, and a zoo. With its proximity to the Bloor-Danforth subway line and the boutique shops of Bloor West Village, it serves as a tranquil base for visitors who want to explore Toronto while staying close to nature.
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Highlights
Direct access to High Park's extensive trail network and zoo.
Quiet, leafy streets featuring historic architecture.
Walking distance to the vibrant Bloor West Village.
Excellent subway connections to downtown Toronto.
Before you go: High Park North essentials
The area is primarily residential and quieter than the downtown core.
High Park can become very crowded during the spring cherry blossom season.
The neighborhood is hilly in some sections, which may affect walking pace.
Public Transit
Use the High Park or Keele subway stations for a direct 15-minute commute to Toronto's downtown core.
Best For
Quiet residential stays with easy access to Toronto's premier green space.
Currency
CAD $
Average Cost
$120-$200 p/day
Languages Spoken
English, French
Local Dining
Head south to Bloor Street to find a variety of local coffee shops, European bakeries, and casual eateries.
Best time to visit High Park North
May-October
Best Season
Spring
A must-visit in late April or early May to witness the spectacular cherry blossoms in High Park.
Best Season
Summer
Ideal for outdoor theater performances, picnics, and using the park's public swimming pool.
Best Season
Fall
The neighborhood's old-growth oak trees provide a stunning display of autumn colors throughout October.
Winter
Grenadier Pond in the park is a popular spot for scenic walks, and the trails are beautiful after a snowfall.
Location
High Park North, Ontario, Canada
