How to visit, scheduling, dress code, and visitor requirements
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.
Search for a loved one and send messages and photos in minutes.
Want to message an NDOC offender, send photos or video clips, or schedule video visits? You'll do it all through GettingOut.com. Setup is straightforward: create your account first, then add the offender as a contact.
If your loved one is at Three Lakes Valley, GettingOut.com is how NDOC handles tablet contacts, messaging, and video visits. Here's how to get set up and what to expect.
Register through the facility’s approved visitor system and wait for approval before you can schedule a visit. Have a valid government-issued photo ID ready when you register or attend an in-person visit.
Many Nevada facilities use scheduled video sessions rather than unrestricted face-to-face visiting. Some locations use onsite video kiosks, while others allow remote visits from home—check the visitor booking system to see what’s available.
Set up and fund phone service through Viapath/ConnectNetwork AdvancePay. Deposits may be available by website, mobile app, phone system, kiosks, Western Union, or mailed payment methods where supported; attorneys and bail bondsmen can use direct-bill accounts through Viapath.
Adding money for someone at NDOC (including TLVCC)? First, you need to pick the right system. ConnectNetwork (ViaPath AdvancePay) handles prepaid phone calling and offender trust deposits. GettingOut is completely separate—that's where you go for tablet contacts, messaging, and video visits.
Want to receive phone calls from someone at Three Lakes Valley Conservation Camp (TLVCC)? You'll need to set up a ViaPath/ConnectNetwork AdvancePay account. Here's how.
To receive phone calls from someone at Three Lakes Valley Conservation Camp (TLVCC), you'll need to set up an AdvancePay prepaid calling account through ViaPath (ConnectNetwork). Once your account is created and funded, calls won't fail or get cut off due to insufficient balance when your loved one tries to reach you.
