Sugarloaf Park is a small park on the edge of downtown Granville. It is essentially one tall hill with trails winding up, around, and throughout. There are benches along the trails and at the top of the hill where there are also picnic tables and a large rock and sign commemorating the founding of Granville in 1805. There is no need for a scope due to the small size of the park, but it’s a good area for woodland birds including woodpeckers, wrens, migrating warblers, hawks, and more. Parking is at the base of the park right on West Broadway.

There is street parking for 6 vehicles on West Broadway. There is additional parking on side streets.

Woodland birds including many woodpecker species, Carolina and House Wrens, migrating and breeding warblers, several hawk species, and more.

Sugarloaf Park is a small park featuring a wooded hill with nature trails, picnic tables, and an old quarry site. Founders Monument, which was dedicated in 1905 during the Granville Centennial celebration, is located at the top of the hill accessed by a gravel path, along with the picnic area.