Glanvilles is a village located in the parish of Saint Philip on the island of Antigua and Barbuda. It is situated along the Sir Robin Yearwood Highway, positioned between the locations of Pares and Willikies. Geographically, it sits directly south of Seatons and north of Collins.
Historically, Glanvilles was a relatively small settlement primarily centered around its namesake sugar plantation and was often overshadowed by the neighboring village of Seatons to the north. However, a series of successive hurricanes prompted much of the population from Seatons to migrate to Glanvilles. As a result of this migration, Glanvilles has grown into one of the larger settlements in the eastern portion of the island. In 2011, the village had a recorded population of 445 residents.