Marathon Skate Park

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I was here for a very short time because it was an exchange point on the Ragnar relay. What I can tell you though is that the place looks awesome. The skate park area is well kept, with great ramps for beginners to advance skaters who just want to practice. The skate park is in the corner of a much larger park, with soccer fields and a baseball dimond (I think). There is a building with very clean bathrooms, and tons of parking, I can't imagine that becomeing an issue. I honestly think this is one of the nicer parks I have seen in all of south Florida. read more

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200 36th Street Ocean
Marathon, FL 33050
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(305) 743-6598
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