Kitchener Soccer Club is proud to be centred in the midst of three active city centres,Waterloo, Kitchener and Cambridge.  In the interests of promoting our region as a centre for soccer enthusiasts and active youth development, the club is working with the cities, to combine efforts to achieve these goals. 

The Kitchener International Tournament, brings many tourists and visitors to the area, and each area of the region has lots to offer our guests.  Situated within an hour's drive of the Toronto International Airport, our residents also enjoy the local service of the Waterloo Regional International Airport.  If you are driving to visit, we are located between London and Toronto, an hour east of London and an hour west from the Greater Toronto area. The over half a million people living in our region enjoy an active, vibrant commuity and a great place to call home.  

The grand river snakes its way throughout the city and more information can be found at The Grand River Conservation Authority.  In addition waterscape of the the winding river, the cities maintains an intricate network of community trails, parks and green space.  Coming for a visit?  In addition to the many hotels, visitors also enjoy the camping and waterpark facilities of Bingemans.

A Vibrant Community

Kichener is a vibrant, cosmopolitan community with a distinct ability to combine the best of two worlds – big city services and small town hospitality, friendliness and pride.  There is a stong committment by the city. to provide opportunities which enhance and contribute to the quality of urban life for Kitchener residents.

The residents of Kitchener enjoy many programs and resources within The Municipality of Waterloo Region at city-operated facilities including a multitude of community centres, recreational facilities and fields, including nine ice rinks, soccer fields with Kitchener Soccer Club headquarters residing at Budd Park and many golf courses. The community enjoys a vibrant centre for arts, The Centre in the Square.  Unique and appealing programming is also offered at The Auditorium sports and entertainment complex, proud home of our Kitchener Rangers. As well, the city celebrates a long and proud tradition of hosting an urban market in the heart of downtown, by operating the Kitchener Farmers Market, a popular and flourishing destination for residents and visitors alike. We are proud of our strong education system and facilities: our primary, secondary, and post secondary levels, including Conestoga College, ranked the best college in the province, year after year.

An Entrepreneurial Spirit 

The City of Waterloo is a vibrant, dynamic community, rooted with history and very entrepreneurial in spirit.  The city offers internationally recognized intellectual, recreational, arts and cultural facilities, including The Perimeter Institute, The Canadian Clay and Glass Gallery and RIM Park. Waterloo provides a unique opportunity for those who enjoy a smaller but very active community. The City of Waterloo has over 1,100 acres of parks and trails.

Waterloo is strategically located in Canada's Technology Triangle and enjoys growing recognition for high standards of education, keen entrepreneurship, and technological innovation. Waterloo is home to both the Univerisity of Waterloo and Wilfrid Laurier University.  Along with extensive research and development facilities, a strong service sector, technology centres, centres of excellence, and a positive lifestyle, Waterloo offers a competitive edge for investment and growth-oriented companies.

A Place of History  

An estimated 124,000 people call Cambridge home.   As a partner and contributer to Canada's Technology Triangle, the city is one of the fastest growing and strongest economic areas in Canada.  With both a strong manufacturing sector, home to Toyota, and a growing service sector, Cambridge is a dynamic city within which to live and work.  The University of Waterloo's School of Architecture is located on the river.

The distinctive 19th century architecture of Cambridge offers a beautiful backdrop for shopping, dining & colourful festivals. The distint, historical buildings combine with the highly developed trail system to make a pituresque and tranquile setting.  Residents of Cambridge love nature and the outdoors and the city is home to the beautiful butterfly conservatory, The Wings of Paradise. The access to the Grand River make the city and surrounding area an excellent place for canoeing, cycling, horseback riding and hiking. Visit The Grand River Conservation Authority for more information on the waterways of Cambridge.