FCI Otisville is a medium-security federal prison in southeastern New York, roughly 70 miles northwest of New York City near the Pennsylvania and New Jersey borders. It opened in 1977 and, alongside the main medium-security institution, includes an adjacent minimum-security satellite camp where inmates sleep dormitory-style rather than in individual cells. Otisville has built something of a reputation over the years as a facility that has housed a number of high-profile, white-collar, or otherwise well-known inmates, including Michael Cohen, reality-TV personality Michael "The Situation" Sorrentino, Fyre Festival organizer Billy McFarland, and others convicted of fraud or financial crimes. The camp is also known for having an active religious community, including regular Jewish services, which has been noted in coverage of the facility over the years. All told, the complex holds several hundred inmates between the main institution and the camp. For families, Otisville tends to have a reputation as a comparatively lower-key, structured facility, though day-to-day conditions can vary and should be confirmed through direct contact rather than reputation alone.