How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Wait until the inmate confirms your visitation application is approved before making the trip to Hamilton Work Camp. Visiting hours run 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturdays and Sundays, and 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (Central) on other days. Entry processing starts at 8:15 AM (7:15 Central). Anyone 12 or older must complete the visitation application—one per person, and leaving blanks can get you denied. If you're 16+, bring a valid photo ID. You can only bring one vehicle key and one photographic ID inside. Cash is limited to $50.00 in specified denominations for snacks and drinks; you can't give money to inmates. Shirts and shoes are required. Clothing more than three inches above the knee isn't allowed, and certain footwear—including Heelys or shoes with removable parts—is prohibited.
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Before you make the trip to Hamilton Work Camp, make sure you're actually approved to visit. Wait until the inmate confirms your visitation application went through—show up without approval and you'll be turned away at the door.
Getting approved to visit Hamilton Work Camp comes down to one thing: submit the Florida DOC visitation application (DC6-111A) correctly, then wait for approval before showing up.
Anyone 16 or older needs a valid photo ID to enter the visiting area. Bring just one—extra IDs and unapproved personal items slow down the check-in process.
Visiting hours are normally 9:00 AM to 3:00 PM on Saturdays and Sundays. On other days, hours are normally 8:00 AM to 2:00 PM (Central), and entry processing begins at 8:15 AM (7:15 Central).
Yes—wait until the inmate confirms your visitation application is approved before coming. If you're 12 or older, you must submit a visitation application (one per person). Leaving any blanks can result in denial.
You can only bring one vehicle key and one photographic ID. If you're 16 or older, a valid photo ID is required for entry. Cash is limited to $50.00 in specific denominations for purchases—you can't give money to inmates. Baby supplies are allowed but limited: up to five diapers, three clear baby bottles, two toddler sipper cups, and three jars of sealed baby food. Shirts and shoes are required, and clothing more than three inches above the knee is prohibited. Certain footwear isn't allowed, including Heelys or shoes with removable parts.
Sending money to someone at Hamilton Work Camp works differently depending on what type of payment you're making. Court-ordered payments (like restitution) go by mail—send a money order, cashier's check, or certified bank draft to the CorrectPay processing address, payable to CorrectPay. Regular deposits are another story. If you're sending a money order through JPay, you'll typically need to be on the incarcerated person's Approved Visitors List before you can send funds.
