High Park
This large, centrally located park is a jewel in Toronto's park system. High Park combines extensive natural areas with maintained parkland, recreational facilities and popular attractions for a unique urban park experience that can be enjoyed year-round. Recognized as one of the most significant natural sites within the City of Toronto, over one-third of the park remains in a natural state. High Park is home to many species of wildlife and contains an outstanding concentration of rare plant species.
The fenced Dogs Off-Leash Area allows Commercial Dog Walkers.
Special Features
WILDLIFE - Listed as a top spot to see birds and butterflies in the City of Toronto's Biodiversity Series booklets.
Special Features
Contact
- TTC Information: Travel to High Park Station. Exit the East Side of High Park Station and continue east to High Park Ave. Walk south to Bloor St. West and cross over the intersection at the lights into the park.
Announcements
Camps
The Extended Hours option provides supervised care before and/or after camp for children registered in City of Toronto, Parks, Forestry and Recreation camp sessions. Extended hours programs have a separate barcode for registration. Refer to the camp program charts for times, fees and locations.
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Extended Hours: AM (6 - 10yrs)
Mar-16-2020 to Mar-20-2020, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri, 8 - 9am
Extended Hours: PM (6 - 10yrs)
Mar-16-2020 to Mar-20-2020, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri, 4 - 5pm
The "ultimate camp experience" for campers ages 6-12 who want to develop or fine-tune their skills in specialized areas of interest. Skilled and experienced instructors provide specialized instructional programs. All of these programs are complemented with a full line-up of traditional camp activities.
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Specialty Camp: Eco (6 - 10yrs)
Mar-16-2020 to Mar-20-2020, Mon, Tue, Wed, Thur, Fri, 9am - 4pm
General Interest
Cooking programs teach participants the basics of how to measure and combine ingredients while making delicious and nutritious recipes that consider Canada's Food Guide. There is a variety of interest-specific cooking courses available that focus on a particular technique such as baking or recipes from a specific culture. The City of Toronto and its staff cannot guarantee that the foods or supplies within its cooking programs is free of allergens. Notify staff at your cooking program location of any food allergens or dietary restrictions.
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Cooking: Creative Chefs with Caregiver (4 - 5yrs)
Jan-11-2020 to Feb-29-2020, Sat, 10 - 11:30am
Cooking: Creative Chefs with Caregiver (4 - 5yrs)
Jan-11-2020 to Feb-29-2020, Sat, 1 - 2:30pm
Skating
Learn to Skate programs, beginner to advanced, focus on orientation to ice and skating techniques. Course prerequisites are indicated. All Adult participants must wear a CSA approved hockey helmet.
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Learn to Skate - Advanced (19yrs and over)
Jan-12-2020 to Feb-23-2020, Sun, 10 - 10:45am
Learn to Skate - Beginner (19yrs and over)
Jan-12-2020 to Feb-23-2020, Sun, 10 - 10:45am
Development of balance and posture. Introduction to forward skating, gliding, stopping and backward skating.
Prerequisite: Level 1 is for participants who are new to skating or are unable to skate the width of the ice surface with a glide. Participants should be able to stand and walk on skates with straight ankles off the ice.
Participants must wear a CSA approved hockey helmet.
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Learn to Skate - Level 1 (6 - 12yrs)
Jan-12-2020 to Feb-23-2020, Sun, 11:15am - 12pm
Development of forward gliding, stopping, backward skating. Introduction to one foot glides and backward gliding.
Prerequisite: Successful completion of Level 1 or participant can skate (with a glide) the length of the ice without falling.
Participants must wear a CSA approved hockey helmet.
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Learn to Skate - Level 2 (6 - 12yrs)
Jan-12-2020 to Feb-23-2020, Sun, 11:15am - 12pm
Children will receive an orientation to the ice surface and will learn the basics of skating through games and songs. Participants should be able to stand and walk on skates with straight ankles off the ice. It is mandatory that all preschool participants wear a CSA approved hockey helmet with a full face mask.
For Caregiver and Tot programs, the caregiver accompanying the child on the ice must also wear a CSA approved hockey helmet.
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Learn to Skate - Beginner (4 - 5yrs)
Jan-12-2020 to Feb-23-2020, Sun, 10:45 - 11:15am
Learn to Skate - With Caregiver (2 - 5yrs)
Jan-12-2020 to Feb-23-2020, Sun, 10:45 - 11:15am
Learn to Skate - Beginner (4 - 5yrs)
Jan-12-2020 to Feb-23-2020, Sun, 12 - 12:30pm
Learn to Skate - With Caregiver (2 - 5yrs)
Jan-12-2020 to Feb-23-2020, Sun, 12 - 12:30pm
Skating
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| Facility Type | Quantity | Facility Rating * |
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| Amphitheatre | 1 | |
| Ball Diamond | 1 2 | A B |
| Bike Trail | 5 | |
| Children's Garden | 1 | |
| Clubhouse | 1 | |
| Dogs Off-Leash Area | 1 | |
| Drinking Fountain | 16 | |
| Farm/Zoo | 1 | |
| Fieldhouse | 3 | |
| Greenhouse/Conservatory | 6 | |
| Outdoor Dry Pad | 1 | A |
| Outdoor Pool | 1 | A |
| Outdoor Tennis Court | 14 | |
| Parking Lot | 21 | |
| Picnic Shelter | 5 | |
| Picnic Site | 14 | |
| Playground | 4 | |
| Pond | 12 | |
| Splash Pad | 1 | |
| Sport Field | 2 | B |
| Wading Pool | 1 | |
| Washroom Facility | 7 |
* Facilities can be available to permit. Permit rates are dependent on facility rating of Premium, A, B or C and your group category. Use the Facility Classifications and Rating Criteria to learn more about amenities that might be available at each facility.
| Facility Type | Quantity | Facility Rating * |
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| Outdoor Rink | 2 |
Please contact the facility
prior to your visit to determine if the facility can meet your needs.
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