Three Lakes Valley Conservation Camp

Visiting at Three Lakes Valley Conservation Camp requires advance planning—it's not walk-in. Many Nevada facilities rely on scheduled video sessions rather than unrestricted face-to-face visits. Register in the facility's approved visitor system first, then wait for approval before booking a time. Registration and scheduling are typically done online, and you'll need a valid government-issued photo ID for account setup or when checking in for an in-person visit. For phone calls, NDOC uses Viapath/ConnectNetwork (AdvancePay). Create and fund an account using their available deposit options. Attorneys and bail bondsmen can set up direct-bill phone accounts through Viapath. Keep in mind that offender phone use may be monitored or limited by facility rules.

Phone calls from Three Lakes Valley Conservation Camp go through ViaPath Technologies. Add funds via ViaPath's IVR system, web portal, or customer support. Prepaid calling is also available through AdvancePay on ConnectNetwork, and AdvancePay OneCall lets the person receiving the call accept and pay for a single call (transaction fees may apply). For electronic messages, photos, videos, and video visits, create a GettingOut.com account and add the incarcerated person as a contact. CorrLinks messages cost $0.30 each, with existing AccessCorrections credits converted at that rate. Messages typically post within 48 hours. Attorneys can request non-recorded video visits or calls through GettingOut and ViaPath.

Three Lakes Valley Conservation Camp uses ConnectNetwork's AdvancePay system for sending money. Deposit through the website, mobile app, automated phone system, lobby kiosks, Western Union, or by mailing a check or money order. AdvancePay accepts Visa and Mastercard credit, debit, and prepaid cards. To put money directly into an offender's account, use the Trust Fund link on ConnectNetwork and select the offender. Trust funds cover commissary purchases plus phone and tablet services at NDOC facilities—funds must be in the trust account before they can be used. Refunds are available while an AdvancePay account is active, but accounts inactive for 180 consecutive days may be forfeited. For AccessCatalog questions, call customer service at 1-800-546-6283.

At Three Lakes Valley Conservation Camp, offender phone use isn't guaranteed. NDOC can impose limits, monitoring, blocks, or suspensions—restrictions vary by facility and individual case. NDOC also specifies that commissions from offender telephone services don't fund the Inmate Welfare Account (IWA) or offset operational costs. For day-to-day questions, start with the facility's inmate handbook. Keep the assigned inmate ID handy—the correct ID matters when looking someone up in records or accessing services. Nevada facilities typically have basic medical staff and routine healthcare. Most enforce tobacco- and flame-free rules, with contraband subject to confiscation. Family Services can answer general questions and help you navigate intake, but they won't share transfer scheduling details or make transfer decisions for convenience.