Camden County Jail, NJ

All visits at Camden County Jail are appointment-only. Walk-ins won't be accepted. To schedule, call the Visiting Desk during the facility's specified calling times. The jail uses a Friday through Sunday process for booking visits the following week, with limited in-person scheduling available on Fridays. Visiting days are assigned by housing floor and unit, so confirm the floor-based schedule when you set your appointment. Arrive at least 15 minutes before your scheduled time. Late arrivals will be denied entry. You'll also need to be on the inmate's approved visitor list and bring valid photo identification. All visits except most attorney visits may be monitored or recorded and must follow facility rules.

You can stay connected with someone at Camden County Jail through phone calls, video visits, and electronic messaging, all handled through approved vendors. Before paid phone or video services will work, you'll need to open and activate an account with the facility's approved vendor. You may also need to add funds for prepaid options. Keep in mind that video visits and state videoconferences are commonly monitored and recorded. Attorneys and other approved confidential visitors may be exempt if they complete the facility approval process. To schedule an in-person visit, call the Visiting Desk. If you call Friday through Sunday, you can book visits for the following week. In-person scheduling is also available on Fridays. For county-level questions or media inquiries, use Camden County's main contact page or public affairs contacts.

Sending money to someone at Camden County Jail is straightforward once you know the current rules. The jail's mailroom accepts cash or postal money order deposits for inmates and can also help with inmate property releases. That's the right place to start if you have deposit or property questions. Each person in custody typically has one personal account that holds commissary, phone, and tablet funds. Your deposit posts directly to that account. Many facilities offer more than one way to add funds (online, by phone, at on-site kiosks, or by mail), and processing times or service fees can vary by method. Before sending anything, check the approved options and any required deposit form. If you mail a payment, include the form along with the inmate's full name and ID number. Don't add extra items to the envelope.