Spring break camping trip ideas

Looking for some ideas to take the family on spring break camping trips. Ideally somewhere where there isn't a bunch of snow or travel issues. We are in arkansas but not afraid to drive a bit. We have already done the following

Moab
Grand Canyon
Big Bend

Any thoughts were it wont be super crowded would be appreciated.

 

Tundras 2 Sedona

 

Not crowded

 

That’s beautiful, where is that?

 

It’s a view from a super small town called Hope. That is Lake Pend Orielle, the whole area is amazing. It is just east of Sandpoint Idaho, and about 1 hour north of Coeur d’Alene. Google Lake Pend Orielle and you will find some very cool history. You would love it if you like to get away. But there are also a bunch of cool things to do in the town of sandpoint as well, breweries, shopping eating etc.

 

I'll be in idaho for the next couple months at the end of next week, will have to get over that way

 

What dates?
Big bend is an amazing place. March is a good time to go.

 

Send me a PM and I’ll buy ya beer when you are up here.

 

I'll be working around Riggins and exploring and lookin around in my off time, will hit you up for sure

 

Moab is always a nice place to visit. There are at least 10 different areas from Moab, sand hollow, Capitol reef, Zions, etc, that are amazing for the experience. It all depends on what you want to see.
I'm probably going to be driving to Denver this spring and from what I've been told there is some cool stuff between the Utah border and Denver. My parents have gone that way a few times and they like it as well as the four corners area down by Mexican hat. The catch is that everywhere is crazy busy during the normal spring break time. Sometimes a slightly off the beaten path area will yield a more enjoyable experience.