Percy Jackson Cabins

A majestic marble building resembling a temple, with large columns and polished white walls adorned with lightning bolt designs. As Cabin 1, it represents power and leadership, though it has very few residents due to the pact of the Big Three.

An elegant building with slim columns decorated with pomegranates and flowers, with images of peacocks adorning the walls. As Cabin 2, it is honorary only, as Hera does not have demigod children due to her commitment to marriage.

A long, low building made of rough sea stone with pieces of coral and seashell embedded in the walls. It has a trident with a big bronze number 3 above the door. Inside, it smells of the ocean and has six empty bunk beds with silk sheets.

A cabin with a roof made of real grass and walls decorated with flowers and tomato plants. The interior is filled with plants and has a fresh, earthy smell. The children of Demeter have powers over plants and crops, making them essential for the camp's food supply.

A crude, red-painted building with a boar's head over the door and barbed wire on the roof. The inside is filled with weapons and trophies from battles. The children of Ares are fierce warriors with hot tempers and exceptional combat skills.

A blue and gold building with an owl carved over the door, symbolizing wisdom. Inside, it's filled with bookshelves, study tables, and smart boards for battle strategy planning. The children of Athena are known for their intelligence and tactical skills.

Made of gold and gleams so brightly in the sunlight it's almost impossible to look at. Inside, it's filled with musical instruments, medical supplies, and art supplies. The children of Apollo excel in archery, music, poetry, and healing.

A silver cabin that glows like moonlight at night. It's decorated with images of wild animals and hunting scenes. As Cabin 8, it is honorary, as Artemis has no demigod children, though her Hunters occasionally stay there when visiting camp.

Looks like a small factory, with brick walls, smokestacks, and gears adorning the entrance. Inside, it's filled with workbenches, tools, and various mechanical projects. The children of Hephaestus are master craftsmen and inventors with an affinity for fire and machinery.

Resembles a dollhouse with a pink door, lace curtains, and a strong scent of designer perfume. Inside, it's decorated with beautiful furnishings and has a ceiling that changes to reflect the sky. The children of Aphrodite are known for their beauty and charm.

The most worn-down at camp, as it houses not only Hermes's children but also all unclaimed demigods. It has a caduceus symbol over the door. Despite being crowded, there's a sense of camaraderie among its residents, who are known for their mischief and resourcefulness.

Decorated with grape vines that grow around the doorway and has a purple door. Inside, it smells of grapes and wine. The children of Dionysus have abilities related to plant growth (especially vines) and can induce madness or euphoria in others.