How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
Visiting at St. Anthony Re-entry Center starts before you arrive. Review the Visiting Rules and complete the Visiting Application—both are posted on the facility's Visiting Application page, which is also where you'll find schedule updates. First-time visitors typically need to submit the application, pass a background check, and wait for formal approval before scheduling. Idaho facilities may offer in-person, non-contact, or video visits, but available formats and scheduling vary. Confirm current options and hours with the facility before you go. Bring valid photo ID if you're an adult. Minors often need a separate minor application plus documents like a birth certificate or guardianship paperwork. If you're on probation or parole, get written approval from your supervising officer first. Don't attempt to visit if you're on a no-contact list for the resident.
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A smooth visit at St. Anthony Work Camp comes down to two things: following the visiting rules and completing your visiting application before you travel. Use the checklist below to avoid common problems at the door.
Yes. You must review the Visiting Rules and complete the Visiting Application before visiting St. Anthony Re-entry Center. The rules and application are on the facility’s Visiting Application page, and it’s also where to check for schedule changes.
Adults should bring valid photo identification. Minors usually need a separate minor application and supporting documents, such as a birth certificate or guardianship paperwork.
Yes, but you’ll need written approval from your supervising officer before you try to visit if you’re on probation or parole. Don’t attempt to visit if you’re on a no-contact list for the resident.
The Idaho Department of Correction partners with Access Corrections to handle deposits and payments for people housed at its facilities, including St. Anthony Re-entry Center. That's the system behind all the options below — whether you're adding money to a resident trust account or making a probation/parole payment.
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