Corrective Services NSW

Junee Correctional Centre

Junee Correctional Centre is a mixed-security correctional centre for males located 450 km west of Sydney. The centre is privately managed by the GEO Group Australia.  

Phone 

(02) 6924 3222

Street address

Park Lane
JUNEE 2663

Postal address

PO Box 197
Junee NSW 2663

How to get there

If you are in Sydney, you can use the XPT train to travel to Wagga Wagga before arranging private transport from there.

Visitor information

Bookings

Bookings for video and in-person visits are required and can be made by phone or via Just Connect.

To make a visitor booking, please call (02) 6930 5585 Monday to Wednesday between 9:00am and 3:00pm.

Visit times

Before travelling to the centre for an in person visit, please call to confirm your visit and visiting time.

New COVID-safety measures apply to in-person visits, ensure you know the rules to avoid missing out.

In-person visit times

In-person visits take place on Saturday and Sunday, contact the centre for visit times.

All visitors are requested to arrive at least 15 minutes before the time booked and to be considerate of other booked visits.

Video visit times

Video visits take place on Friday, Saturday and Sunday, contact the centre for visit times.

Legal visits

Legal visits take place from Monday to Friday (with the exception of Wednesday afternoons) between 8am and 11:30am and between 1pm and 4pm. Please book your in-person legal visit by calling (02) 6924 3222 or by faxing your request to (02) 6924 4813 or (02) 6924 3197. Alternatively, please fax your request for legal phone calls to (02) 6924 4621.  

Last updated:

25 Jul 2023

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