While always empty (Hera is the goddess of marriage), this cabin is made out of marble, and is shaped like a box. Hera's is more graceful then Zeus' cabin, with slimmer white columns, garlanded with pomegranates and flowers. Her walls are carved with the images of peacocks.

This cabin is low, long, and solid, with the windows facing the sea. The outer walls are rough gray stone with pieces of seashell and coral and look like the bottom of the ocean floor. On the inside it has six empty bunk beds and the walls glow like abalone. Inside is a fountain made out of gray sea rock, has a fish that sprouts the water from its mouth, and coral to decorate it. The bottom is filled with gold drachma for Iris messages.

Demeter's cabin rests beside that of Hera and Athena, with a roof made of grass, and tomato vines growing on the walls, which are made out of mud that's painted light-green. It has wild flowers and roses growing on a porch. The floors have been replaced with grass, which really means that there is no floor. There is a little garden in the middle where Demeter's children can. . .well, garden. Bunks are built into little trees that line the walls.

The ever-so-crowded Ares' cabin is bright red (noted to have a bad paint job) with barbed wire on the roof and a stuffed boar's head on the doorway, whose eyes seem to follow you.

It's a silver-colored building. The outside is very simple with plain white curtains and and owl hanging over the doorway. Inside can be found a workshop, and a library. The beds are pushed up against the wall to allow for more work space.

At first glance, it looks like an ordinary cabin, but when hit by sunlight it looks as if it's made of solid gold, and gleams so much it is very difficult to look at. Don't stare it too long.

This cabin is silver, and glows in the moonlight. It is decorated with the paintings and carvings of wild animals, particularly the stag. Artemis and her Hunters stay in her cabin when they are in the area. The cabin was once burned down by the Hunters, and then rebuilt. Can't make up their mind, can they?

Hephaestus' cabin is made of brick, and has a smokestack sticking out of it, like a tiny factory. It is unclean and messy, filled with junk half of the time.

It has a painted roof, with pillars, a checkerboard deck with steps, and gray walls. Filled with good-looking people. Two things tend to happen here: 1. Jealousy; 2. A party.

Of all the other cabins, Hermes' cabin is the most old and worn looking. Its dull brown paint is chipped off and has a caduceus overhanging the door. It is a wonder that nobody has had it renovated in the past fifty years.

Its roof and walls are lined with grape vines. There is rumor going around that the Dionysus children have a hidden wine cellar as well.

The cabin walls are made solid obsidian, with heavy columns, and no windows. The steps are made up of skulls and other various bones. It has torches that burn green Greek fire for twenty-four hours a day.