Located along the west bank of the Oswego River to the west, north and south of the City of Fulton the Town of Granby is ideally located for peaceful country living, yet quick and easy access to work sites, commercial centers, recreational activities, primary transportation routes, plus cultural and educational opportunities throughout central New York.

With a population of 7007, the Town of Granby ranks fifth among the 22 towns of Oswego County in upstate New York. The land area of the town is 45.1 square miles, stretching 12 miles from north to the south where we border Onondaga County. The town is approximately 15 miles northwest of the City of Syracuse, and 7 miles south of Lake Ontario and the City of Oswego.

Depending on where they live within the town, most children of Granby attend school in either the Fulton, Hannibal or Phoenix school district. Colleges within the county include SUNY Oswego and Cayuga Community College which has a site in Fulton.

In addition to the scenic and historic Oswego River, beautiful Lake Neatahwanta provides excellent fishing and boating opportunities