Rainbow Conservation Camp, CA

Schedule visits at Rainbow Conservation Camp through CDCR's Visitation Scheduling Application (VSA)—it handles both in-person and video visits. You can access VSA from a computer, smartphone, or tablet. Before booking, make sure you're approved to visit and review the visiting guidelines. First-time users need to claim their VSA account before scheduling; the VSA FAQs cover most common questions. Keep an eye on Facility Visiting Status Updates since the camp sometimes switches to email-based scheduling. If you run into technical problems or scheduling issues, visiting staff can help. Visiting Sergeants and Lieutenants handle VSA support and can address concerns about visiting officers. A Visitor Center may offer clothing, babysitting, and transportation assistance, though these services can be interrupted.

Rainbow Conservation Camp uses CDCR's VSA system. First-time users need to claim their account before scheduling visits. To add money to someone's trust account, deposit options typically include online or mobile portals, phone deposits, lobby kiosks, and U.S. Postal money orders—though availability varies by facility. Trust funds cover commissary purchases, phone time, hygiene items, and other approved needs. Balances may be reduced by court-ordered restitution or other authorized deductions. Before depositing, verify the person's full name and booking or facility ID, choose an accepted method, and follow the vendor's instructions. Never mail cash. Check posting times and fees so you know when funds will be available.

You can write directly to the Warden at Rainbow Conservation Camp. CDCR notes the Warden's Office typically forwards letters to the staff best positioned to help. If local channels don't resolve your concern, CDCR provides a mailing address for the Director of the Division of Adult Institutions. Use the right contact for your question—intake or custody lines for location questions, Records for release or records requests, and Health Records for medical records. Before calling or writing, gather the incarcerated person's full name, any known aliases, and their date of birth or booking/ID number. For formal records or property requests, follow Records Unit submission rules and have a government-issued photo ID ready if required.