Unusual Spring Break Destinations

Crater of Diamond State Park
Located in Arkansas, the Crater of Diamond State Park is the only diamond mine in the world open to the public. Bring the entire family here to search over 37 acres of an ancient volcanic pipe that brought diamonds to the surface. More than 40 other types of rocks and minerals can be found at the park as well, and you keep what you find! Other area attractions include old mining ventures, natural forests, museums, and more. Camping and lodging available nearby.

LL Bean Discovery Schools
With locations throughout the Northeast and Midwest, L.L. Bean offers outdoor adventures for the entire family. Create custom adventures, or choose from their preset courses, which include fishing, kayaking, bicycling, and more. Walk-in adventures cost only $15 at retail stores.

Family History Library
The Family History Library in Salt Lake City is one of the world's best places to search for genealogical records. With over 2.4 million rolls of microfilmed records; 727,000 microfiche records; 356,000 books; 4,500 periodicals; and 3,725 electronic resources, you're sure to find something about your family!

Arcosanti
In the high desert of Arizona, about 70 miles north of Phoenix, lives the experimental town of Arcosanti. Arcosanti was built as an alternative to urban sprawl and ecologically unsound living practices. You can take guided tours of Arcosanti, or participate in workshops, programs, and other events at the unique town.