Planning a move from Seattle -> Boston end of April. Not sure where to begin
We are moving from Seattle to Boston and have a few things that I'd like to take with us that can't go in a moving POD, plus we have dogs that can't fly for medical reasons. The goal is to travel across the country in about a week or so and see a few things here and there perhaps.
We are planning to camp across the country because we like camping, however, I'm running into the fact that a lot of grounds aren't open until a little later in the year. We are open to tenting, or laying down the seats in our RAV4 and camping inside our vehicle. I'm trying to find a resource for researching/booking rather than visiting state/national park sites which can be less than easy to navigate.
I'm also curious what covid restrictions we might run into. In doing some research it looks like the middle of the country is pretty open as far as I can tell, and we are planning a long last day of driving to get through the states on the east coast that are restricting travelers. If anyone has any experience with this, I'd love to hear any of the roadblocks/tips you have run into!
So far, I am planning a stop just after Butte MT > yellowstone next morning > next stop somewhere in central SD > visit Riverside IA (future birthplace of JT Kirk) > next stop near North Utica IL > somewhere in WV > last drive to Boston.
TL;DR: My main questions are, how do you begin finalizing a long trip such as this? Does anyone have a central source they can recommend for searching and booking camping reservations? And does anyone have recommendations for outdoor places to visit on the way there, roughly along this itinerary?
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