How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
All visits at Baldwin Prison are by appointment only. You'll request visits through the Georgia Department of Corrections online visitation form. Before booking, you must be an approved visitor—submit the Visitation Request Form to the facility where the offender is housed. Need to add visitors to an existing appointment? Use the link provided for that scheduled visit. You can cancel the same way. Watch the deadlines: weekend visit requests are due by 5:00 PM Wednesday of the same week, and state-holiday requests are due by 5:00 PM three days before the holiday. Visits can be refused or revoked for security reasons. For Family Day, register ahead of time and check in at Building A with your ID and the offender's GDC number.
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Visits at Baldwin Prison are by appointment only. You can't just show up—you'll need to schedule ahead of time through the Georgia Department of Corrections.
Use the link provided for that scheduled visitation to add additional visitors to your existing appointment.
Weekend visit requests must be submitted by 5:00 PM on Wednesday of the same week. State-holiday visit requests must be submitted by 5:00 PM three days before the holiday.
For Family Day, you must register ahead of time and be on the offender’s approved visitation list. Check in at Building A with a valid government-issued photo ID and the offender’s GDC number, and follow GDC security procedures.
Yes. The Georgia Department of Corrections allows Union Supply to deliver food packages to people at State Prisons, including Baldwin Prison. Not just anyone can order—only approved family and friends of the inmate can place orders through this program.
Phone calls for people housed at Baldwin Prison are handled through Securus Technologies. To accept calls, you’ll set up either a pre-paid collect account or a direct-bill account with Securus using their website.
Sending a Union Supply food package to someone at Baldwin Prison? The Georgia Department of Corrections sets clear limits on what you can send. Here's how the spending cap, weight cap, and order rules work—so your package doesn't get held up.
