How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Julius Klein Conservation Camp #19 uses an online visitation scheduling portal. You can book and manage visits from a computer or phone. Pick a date, time, and location, then submit your request. Bookings are confirmed instantly. New visitors start by clicking the "CLAIM ACCOUNT" link and following the prompts. Returning users sign in with a Visitor ID or email plus password. If you forget your password, there's a reset option on the login page. The portal offers an Español language toggle and links to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy. ViaPath Technologies operates the system. Before you travel, double-check the camp's current visiting rules and ID requirements.
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CDCR's VisitMe system (ViaPath) lets you schedule and manage in-person visits online. You pick the date, time, and location, and bookings are confirmed instantly. This guide walks you through the online scheduling process so you can lock in your visit without the guesswork.
Scheduling a CDCR visit online is quick: sign in, pick your date, time, and location, and you're confirmed—no waiting in line.
Click the "CLAIM ACCOUNT" link on the visitation portal to create or claim an account, then follow the on-screen steps to get started.
Yes. The portal lets you schedule and manage upcoming visits online, including picking the date, time, and location through your account.
Yes, the scheduler includes an Español option. You can also find links to the Terms of Use and Privacy Policy on the site (hosted at legal.telmate.com).
Trying to reach someone in custody? Start with the facility's visitation portal. If you've visited before, your main task is logging in to manage your account.
Sending money to someone in custody gets confusing because every system has its own accounts and rules. For this facility, the one verified online portal is the GTL VisitMe site, which handles visitation account access and related actions. Never used that site? You can create an account using the "CLAIM ACCOUNT" link on the visitation page. The available information doesn't spell out deposit fees, accepted payment methods, or processing times. It's also unclear whether the visitation account is the same one used for sending money. Verify those details before you submit a payment.
