American Camp Association of NY and NJ

While some summer camps across the nation are struggling to find workers, many camps in NJ seem to be full and ready to welcome campers.

"It's more than past the time for kids to be able to take the masks off," Sen. Kristin Corrado told New Jersey 101.5. "I'm really concerned that kids are going to start to think this is normal, and it's not."

Parents are itching to get their kids outdoors and active, and venues have fewer spots available in order to adhere to COVID-19 safety rules, so it could be harder than ever before to snag a spot for your child at a New Jersey summer camp.

The Garden State wasn't all that worried about the restart of summer camps in the face of COVID-19.

Camps are operating as if summer 2020 will happen.

Winter is a great time to start researching about summer camps for your child.