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Post Park in Marathon

  • Feb 6, 2022
  • 1 min read


A great park by any name! Camp Peña Colorado, Fort Peña Park, The Post: Post Park in Marathon has many names. Located 5 miles south on Avenue D, it is a treasure in Marathon.



This county run park is free and open to the public. Dozens of picnic tables, onsite charcoal grills and public restrooms make this a great place to have a barbecue or picnic.



The stocked pond is a popular fishing spot and the large tree canopy makes this a great birding site.



The pond is fed by a natural spring and is a lifeline for wildlife in the desert. It was once the site of a U.S. Army post and has a rich history.



The resident ducks are entertaining. If you're going to feed the ducks, we recommend fresh or frozen veggies like peas or corn (not canned). Feeding ducks bread products can lead to health problems.



Post Park is surrounded by incredible geology. The park is open to the public but is surrounded by private land, so be respectful and do not trespass.



Post Park hosts many parties throughout the year. The 4th of July dance takes place on the outdoor dance floor with a live band. This dance has been taking place for over a hundred years!



There are also cookoffs and other events in this community park.



Enjoy your time at this desert oasis in Marathon!


 
 
 

177 Comments


Unknown member
8 hours ago

The stocked pond and tree canopy are exactly what make this spot special — we spent a whole afternoon fishing and birding without a crowd. Can't wait to go back. Check out https://magicbrief.pro

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Unknown member
8 hours ago

The stocked pond and the hundred-year-old 4th of July dance really sell this place — there's something special about a community spot that's been bringing people together for that long. I love that they mention feeding the ducks veggies instead of bread, too many people don't realize how bad bread is for them. Speaking of local treasures, I've been hooked on the daily trivia game krillion lately, which scratches a similar itch for discovering hidden gems — just in word form instead of desert oases. Definitely adding Post Park to my list for a spring road trip.

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Unknown member
a day ago

The stocked pond is what keeps us coming back — my kids caught their first fish there last spring, and the tree canopy makes it a birder's paradise while the burgers cook. Free and family-friendly is hard to beat. I've been using... https://free-music-ai.com/edm-music-generator

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Aug 02

A beautiful introduction to Post Park and its natural beauty, history, and family-friendly atmosphere. It looks like a wonderful place to relax and enjoy the outdoors. I also visit tuchancehoy.best regularly because it offers quick and reliable updates in a simple format.

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Jul 27

Refreshing overview of Post Park in Marathon. The way you described the location and its surroundings made it easy to picture the experience before visiting. Informative travel articles like this are always enjoyable because they offer useful local insights. I recently read another discussion that briefly mentioned https://usvacuums.com/ when talking about maintaining clean visitor spaces, and it reminded me how important well cared environments are for a pleasant outing. Great work on this post.

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