Mini City

[Just_Build_It]

That crushed stone would be nice. There are a few limestone quarries near me and widely used for roads(my road was limestone until this summer when it was paved). I've tossed the idea of using limestone dust but it's exactly that. The limestone works well until it rains and washes it out. In the summer it can also become very dry and messy.
I should've added that I need something that can be either swept or washed down, because alot of pine needles and leaves fall daily and requires slot of maintenance to keep my track swear of debris.

Thanks Mario, it was pretty bad and we came out unscathed besides that tree that fell. That storm caused alot of flooding on the coast and in low areas, thankfully the only flooding for me was in my Jeep , shotty besttop haha

[Supermario]

One other option that would suit the sweeping and maintenance needs i was thinking about using is " cold patch asphalt" I haven't calculated amount of road made per bag and exact cost but, when you have a large area don't matter what you use, it's gonna be costly.:lol
It's permanent type stuff but no where near as much work to remove and change unlike concrete.