A marble building with graceful slim columns garlanded with pomegranates and flowers. The walls are decorated with images of peacocks on them, as are the doors. Inside, there is a large statue of Hera in the center and there is no furniture in the cabin.

A low, long building with windows that face the ocean. Pieces of coral and seashell are embedded into the rough sea stone that makes up the cabin's walls. There is always a pleasant sea breeze blowing through the cabin. Inside, there are neat bunk beds with silk sheets and a salt water fountain.

A building covered in flowers, where tomato plants grow both on the walls and doorway. The roof of the cabin is made fully out of glass.

A building with a large boar's head over the door. There is also barbed wire over the roof. The cabin is badly painted red and one can constantly hear rock music blasting from it.

A gray building with plain white curtains in the windows and a design of an owl over the door. Inside, most of the space is devoted to various projects and has been described to look more like a workshop than a living space. This idea is accentuated by the fact that the beds are all shoved together against one wall, as though sleep was the last priority.

A building made out of solid gold which glows during light hours, though it is unknown if the building is generating this light or merely reflecting it.

Everything about the building is silver, including walls, curtains etc. Similarly to the Apollo cabin, it glows, but during night hours, as if reflecting the moon. The walls are decorated with paintings of wild animals. The cabin is being increasingly used by Hunters during their stay at camp.

The cabin itself actually looks like a little factory due to its brick walls and smokestacks. Inside, the beds are actually steel bunks that tend to be folded against the walls when not in use. The walls inside are metal, and the doors are metal slated. The cabin is unclean and messy. There is a basement in the cabin that contains a huge assortment of weaponry.

A wooden cabin with pillars and a checkerboard deck. The walls are painted gray and the roof blue. The cabin itself smells like designer perfume. Inside the cabin, the walls are pink and the windows trimmed white. It is always neat and orderly and the beds of each gender are separated by a simple curtain.

The cabin is ultimately in a bad shape due to its former overpopulation. This can especially be seen by the door with its peeling brown paint.

Every part of the cabin is lined with grape vines, particularly suited for the campers that reside within.

There are no windows in this cabin. The building has heavy columns and torches that burn green like Greek fire 24/7. There is a skull over the door.

The cabin has a pleasant atmosphere about it. It is similar to other cabins in appearance but rather colorful.

The cabin, although maintaining a somewhat normal appearance, is built from blocks of stone with magic inscriptions written on them. If any of the blocks are dropped, who knows what kind of enchantments or spells are released?

The building has mud-thatched walls and rush roof, and has red poppies over the entrance. Inside, soft violin music continues to play. The beds are warm and soft and very tempting.