How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting someone at Limon Correctional Facility starts with completing Visitor Application AR 300-01A and returning it to the facility. Only one adult name is allowed per application, and you'll need to include a copy of a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID with an address matching your application. Video visitation also requires an approved visiting application—everyone who appears on screen must already be on the inmate's approved visiting list. Rule violations can end your visit or suspend privileges. Approved visitors undergo yearly background checks. If you don't visit for one year, you'll be deactivated and must reapply. The dress code prohibits shorts and cargo pants. Nudity isn't allowed on video visits. Leave your phone, tablet, or smart glasses at home—they're treated as contraband. Special, non-routine visits require a separate Special Visitation Application. Minors must be named on the application, with additional authorization needed if a non-guardian brings them.
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Visiting someone at Limon Correctional Facility starts with the CDOC Visitor Application (AR 300-01A). Return the completed form to the facility where the person is housed. The most common mistakes? Missing ID copies, address mismatches, and forgetting to list minors. Take your time and double-check everything before you submit.
Getting approved to visit at Limon Correctional Facility starts with the CDOC Visitor Application (AR 300-01A). Once you know what to include, the process is straightforward.
Video visits at Limon Corrections Facility are easy to set up once you're approved. The main thing to know: you can't schedule anything until you're on the person's approved visiting list. And everyone who appears on camera needs to be approved too.
Video visits at Limon happen in two steps: get approved on the incarcerated person's visiting list, then set up your Securus account to schedule calls.
Your first visit can feel like a lot of moving parts. But once you know the check-in steps—the consent form, the hand stamp—you'll walk in prepared.
Your first in-person visit can feel overwhelming—especially at a higher-security prison. Here's how check-in works at Limon and what to expect with the UV hand stamp.
Your first visit goes smoother when your paperwork and ID match what the facility has on file. Here's what check-in at Limon Correctional Facility involves, so you can walk in prepared.
Submit a copy of a valid, unexpired government-issued photo ID with your Visitor Application (AR 300-01A). The address on your ID must match the address you list on the application.
Yes—video visitation requires a completed visiting application before you can use it. Everyone who appears on the video must be an approved visitor on the inmate’s visiting list; violations can end the visit or suspend privileges. Faces must be visible, and nudity is prohibited during video visits.
Limon's dress code prohibits shorts and cargo pants. Leave portable electronic devices at home—cell phones, tablets, and smart glasses are treated as contraband. At medium-or-higher custody levels, visitors (except children under age three) get a UV stamp on the back of their right hand at check-in.
Staying in touch with someone at Limon comes down to two things: phone calls only go outbound (they call you), and electronic messages go through Securus with a review step before delivery. Here's how it all works, what you'll pay, and how to sidestep the most common headaches.
You can't call an inmate at Limon (CDOC) directly. Incoming calls aren't allowed—phone contact only works one direction. The inmate places outgoing calls to people on their approved phone list.
Need to confirm phone rules or billing details? Call Limon Correctional Facility's switchboard at 719-775-9221. The facility is located at 49030 State Hwy 71 South, Limon, CO 80826.
