What to Bring (and What to Leave Behind) for a Visit at Camille Graham

Anyone age 10 or older needs a government-issued photo ID to enter Camille Graham. Staff check IDs during the entry process, so keep yours with you - not in the car - before you get in line.

ID requirements for kids depend on age. Children nine and younger need a certified long-form birth certificate. Once a child turns 10, they need the same government-issued photo ID as adults. Sort this out before visit day - especially if you're bringing multiple children.

Electronics Ban

• ✓ Cell phones or any personal wireless device that communicates
• ✓ Smartwatches
• ✓ Activity/fitness trackers
• ✓ Anything that connects via Bluetooth, Wi‑Fi, or cellular (this ban has been in place since February 1, 2016)
• ✓ Best practice: leave these items at home, or locked in your vehicle before you enter

Camille Graham follows the South Carolina Department of Corrections tobacco-free policy. Tobacco and tobacco-related products aren't allowed anywhere on agency property - not just inside buildings. Leave cigarettes, vapes, chewing tobacco, lighters, matches, and any tobacco paraphernalia at home to avoid problems at check-in.

1. Pack the right document for each child - If you’re bringing a child age nine or younger, bring their certified long-form birth certificate. (Visitors age 10 and older should be ready with a government-issued photo/public safety ID.)
2. Plan restroom breaks before you go in - During a two-hour visit, visitors may use the visitation room restroom one time.
3. Go together if you have young kids - If a child age nine or younger is with you, they must accompany the adult to the restroom, and that counts as the one-time restroom use for both of you.