Parks and Playgrounds
Nature
Limestone Quarry Park
Former quarry with exposed limestone walls and prairie wildflowers. Free. Works from toddler age. About an hour. Dogs welcome.
Ages
2–18+
Cost
Free
Duration
~1h
Difficulty
Easy
Setting
Outdoor
A hidden neighborhood park built around an old limestone quarry with exposed rock walls and a winding trail called Taychas Trail that passes through native grasses and wildflowers. Kids love the adventure of exploring what feels like a secret canyon right in the middle of a subdivision. The layered rock walls and natural prairie grasses create a portrait backdrop that looks nothing like typical suburban North Texas. It is small but packs a visual punch especially during spring wildflower season.
Dog Friendly
Pricing
Free - there is no entrance fee.
Common Questions
- How much does Limestone Quarry Park cost?
- Limestone Quarry Park is free to visit. Free - there is no entrance fee.
- What ages is Limestone Quarry Park good for?
- Limestone Quarry Park is best for kids ages 2 to 18+.
- Is Limestone Quarry Park stroller friendly?
- No, Limestone Quarry Park is not considered stroller friendly.
- Can I bring my dog to Limestone Quarry Park?
- Yes, dogs are welcome at Limestone Quarry Park.
- How hard is Limestone Quarry Park?
- The difficulty level is easy. Plan for about 1 hours.
- Is Limestone Quarry Park free?
- Yes, Limestone Quarry Park is free!
- What should I bring to Limestone Quarry Park?
- Drinking water, sunscreen, hat, bug spray, binoculars if you have them
- How long does Limestone Quarry Park take?
- Most families spend about 1 hours at Limestone Quarry Park.
- When is the best time to visit Limestone Quarry Park?
- Spring for wildflowers or golden hour any season
- Is there parking at Limestone Quarry Park?
- Limited street parking on Maltby Dr