Visitation

How to Visit Facility

2 min read Based on general CA policies
How to Visit Facility

You can schedule and manage visits through the CDCR visitation site. Reserving a time slot ahead of your visit lets you skip the long lines that walk-ins deal with.

First time using the site? You'll need to set up your account before you can log in. Look for the "CLAIM ACCOUNT" link on the visitation site, complete the setup, and then you're ready to sign in and schedule visits.

Note: This covers online account setup and scheduling only. Before you go, verify the facility's current visiting hours, ID requirements, dress code, allowable property, and check-in procedures directly with the facility and the CDCR visitation site.

How to Visit Facility

Steps to Follow

  • Use the “CLAIM ACCOUNT” link on the CDCR visitation site if you are a new user.
  • Sign in to the CDCR visitation site to schedule and manage visits.
  • Reserve a visitation time online so you can skip long lines at check-in.

Before you travel, confirm the basics that aren't covered here: the current visitation schedule for this facility, what identification and documentation you need to bring, and how early you should arrive for check-in. Also double-check what you can and can't bring inside. Facilities often limit personal items and may update rules with little notice. Your safest bet is to check the facility's official information and the CDCR visitation site close to your visit date. That's where you'll find the most current instructions for your situation, including any recent policy changes that could affect entry.

Tip: Not sure your account is set up correctly? Go back to the "CLAIM ACCOUNT" link on the visitation site, or contact facility administration for help before you make the drive.

Find an Inmate at Sugar Pine Conservation Camp

Search for a loved one and send messages and photos in minutes.

Exact spelling helps find results faster

Free to search · Used by families nationwide
Woman using phone to connect with loved one

More from Sugar Pine Conservation Camp