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Charleston, SC, is also a great place to see.
All NYC parkways do not permit trailers and that's probably true of NY state parkways including Saw Mill River Pkwy and Niagara Pkwy.
The tunnel between Hampton Roads and Norfolk requires that propane be turned off. There are a few places on the east coast that also require that and I think Nova Scotia does too. Check on that with the province and ask them if spoiled food is less dangerous than a propane explosion and when was the last one in an RV. If you are law abiding citizen, you either have to use dry ice, gel packs or leave the fridge on and taken a chance.
Newfoundland is a wonderful place to see, but it is a lot bigger than you may think since it's always a little thing in a box in the corner of a map. I think it's 450 miles from Port au Basque where most of the ferries land to St John's and there's plenty to see on the way and off the way. We loved Nfld when we were there, but you need more than a few days to see it. We had 10 and it wasn't enough.
Halifax, NS, is a nice place to visit. They have a maritime and local museum—you can learn about the explosion in the harbor during WW I that flattened a good part of the city (it wasn't caused by an RV). Peggy's Cove near Halifax is touristy, but is the quintessential fishing village, though New Englanders would probably disagree.
You didn't say how long you have other than it's more than a week. You could spend years traveling around the east.
Gene
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