My husband and I both work for Fortune 20's (media exec and banking). We have a 14 month old daughter.

1) sending them to camp if it opens - All of our daughters classes (tumble, music, etc.) are online now and we have a nanny (who social distances). We are not trying to find in-person classes.
2) visiting family in a state that is less cautious about distancing - We care more about whether the family we visit with is social distancing then where they live! You can get COVID in any state if you don't take proper precautions. So far, we've spent time with one other family (who hasn't been in a grocery store in 3 months) and my mother (who lives alone and social distances).
3) considering outdoor playdates - We'd consider it, but haven't done any yet. It's hard to do this with a 14 month old.
4) playground visits - No

We're not doing camp and not visiting family outside the state. We do see local in-laws in the yard and do outdoor play dates. We will go to the not very crowded playground near us but probably won't go to super fun giant playgrounds in state parks. Thinking we will do distance learning in the fall if that is an option.