How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Bautista Fire Camp uses the GTL scheduling portal for all visits. Booking through GTL lets you reserve a specific time slot—helpful for skipping long lines when you arrive. During booking, you'll pick your date, time, and location, then get instant confirmation. Already have an account? Sign in with your Visitor ID or email and password. New visitors need to claim an account on the portal first. The GTL site includes its Terms of Use and Privacy Policy, and you should review the facility page for ID requirements and visit-approval rules before heading out.
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Visits at Bautista Fire Camp are scheduled directly with the camp—not through an online system. It's smart to verify right before you drive out. Here's how to lock in your weekend visit and avoid a wasted trip.
The request window is tight. You can schedule video visits starting at 8 a.m. Saturday through 8 a.m. Monday—and those requests are for the following weekend. Email outside that window and you'll likely end up going back and forth or missing your target date entirely.
Yes. Bautista Fire Camp uses the GTL portal, and new visitors are instructed to claim an account on the scheduling site before booking a visit.
Visits scheduled through the GTL portal are confirmed instantly, so you should see confirmation as soon as your booking is completed.
Returning visitors sign in with a Visitor ID or an email address, along with their account password, to access the scheduling tools.
On the GTL scheduling portal linked for Bautista. The site includes direct links to its Terms of Use and Privacy Policy.
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Bautista Conservation Camp exists to support CAL FIRE with trained incarcerated hand crews. These crews handle wildland fire suppression, emergency flood control, and search and rescue operations. That mission takes priority over everything else—which means the camp's daily schedule can shift fast when crews get called out.
