Additionally, the park contains a secret waterfall! Limestone Quarry Park visitors typically park on Maltby Drive or at the adjacent Bert & Eloise Isbell Elementary School. As you make your way towards the park’s center, you’ll come to a playground. A bench immediately behind the playground provides access to a dirt route that leads to West Rowlett Creek and the hidden waterfall. The walk is only a few minutes long and does not involve any intricate moves, which makes it ideal for young kids. The waterfall cascades into the creek’s peaceful, moss-green water, providing a scenic break from the hustle and bustle of the workweek and a welcome reprieve from the Texas heat. Limestone Quarry Park’s waterfall is quite little. Also, it is sporadic, streaming for 5 to 10 minutes and then pausing for another fifteen minutes or so. It is, however, a lovely photo opportunity and is encircled by an abundance of dry rock, which allows you to leave your personal stuff behind before visiting the rest of the park.