Toronto High Park FC

Toronto High Park FC

Toronto High Park FC is a non-profit, community soccer club in West Toronto, governed by an elected board of directors, with a sporting philosophy that is inclusive and adaptable to all skill levels. The club offers extensive soccer programs for ages 3 to 18, as well as adults, and supports player development pathways from recreational to competitive levels. The club recently entered into a partnership with semi-professional club Alliance United FC, a partnership that will run through 2023.

Programs & Activities

1. Adult Recreational Leagues and Programs

• Women's House League (ages 19+): Recreational league for women of varying skill levels, featuring team balancing and free childcare during the summer.
• Men's House League (ages 35+): Recreational league for men with team balancing and a special match request policy.
• Adult Social League: Mixed league (U13–U18 and adults) with a pickup format without a coach and an emphasis on social interaction.

2. Youth Leagues and Classes

• High Park Outdoor House League (U6–U18): Popular outdoor league with age-appropriate formats from 3v3 to 11v11, with no coaching classes.
• Indoor House League (U5–U12): Indoor winter league with a supportive structure and a "Play Together" option for friends who want to play together.
• Humberside House League (U5–U6): Special league for ages 5-6, with special programs and certified coaches.

3. Competitive and Specialized Programs

• U13–U18 Outdoor Select Program: Suitable for players with league experience looking for structured development; includes weekly practice and tournament participation.
• U21 Women’s Team & Adult Women’s Competitive Team: Competitive program for women focused on technical and social development under the guidance of professional coaches.

4. Camps

• Camps: Seasonal sports programs including indoor camps (such as March Break and Winter Camp) and summer camps (Goalkeeper, #SheCan, High-Performance, etc.) for players of various skill levels from U4 to U17.

Key Features & Amenities

The club is run as a non-profit and community-based facility, offering players a variety of pathways to athletic development. THPFC has a partnership with LiveActive Sport Medicine, which offers sports medicine and massage services to players at a 10% discount, but this does not mean there is a massage or therapy center on-site; it is part of the off-site medical benefits.

Book Now

To make a reservation and schedule at Toronto High Park FC (THPFC), you must first go through the club’s official website. On the homepage of the site, there are various options for registering for different programs. Some of these programs include internal leagues, training programs, camps, and specialized classes. For more detailed information and registration, please visit the relevant sections on the website.

You can also submit your request to book an appointment with the club’s staff through the Contact Us page on the website. The club’s office hours are by appointment on Mondays (3pm to 6pm) and Fridays (1pm to 4pm). To call, you can call 416.766.0247.

Location & Accessibility & Contact

• Head Office Address: 3136 Dundas Street West, Toronto, ON M6P 2A1
• The High Park station on the 2 Bloor-Danforth line, located at 35 Quebec Avenue, is just a few minutes’ walk from the club.
• Several bus and streetcar lines connect to the High Park station, including the 30 High Park North and 189 Stockyards lines.
• Hours: Monday and Friday 1-4pm
• Phone: 416-766-0247 (only during listed hours)
• Public Email: info]at[thpfc]dot[ca

FAQs

Is sports equipment rented?

No, players must bring their own equipment.

Are the leagues official or recreational?

Both official and recreational leagues are available.