Thanks to all for the replies. Paul, thanks for the detailed info. Thinking about putting down about 4" of #57 clean stone (1/2"-1.5") over a permeable geotextile on the bare ground, then put down a plastic vapor barrier, then layer 3-4" of an aggregate with mixed small rock and fines on top of that which will pack tight as the top surface. The quarry says they usually do it the opposite way, with the packable aggregate on the bottom and the #57 on top. I would have thought that you'd want better drainage at the level where you would more likely get seepage from the perimeter or down the slope. The aggregate containing fines on top doesn't drain as well, but since there will be a roof over it, I wouldn't think that would be an issue. I'd also lay down some small drainage tile between the gravel and the geotextile fabric to help remove any water, as well as run a trench and put in perforated pipe along the upslope side of the barn. Welcome any further comments. Thanks again.
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