Your time to eat is limited. Serious offenders are also found in camps, having worked their way down from other security levels because of good behavior. Camps have the look of a college campus or modern retirement home divided into dormitories or wings. Each wing contains cubicles which make up the living space for 4 campers. Some camps are set up as open dorms, much the same as military barracks.
Camps have no fence, gates, watchtowers, walls, bars or guard patrols.
Camp inmates have great range of freedom. You are allowed to move about the facility at will without signed passes or hourly movement restrictions. More important, it allows you to serve the remaining six months of your sentence in either a halfway house or on house arrest. Halfway house equates to work release. Provided you are employed, you are released during normal working hours and must return to eat and sleep in the facility.