Cabins

**Camp Half-Blood** is a summer camp that the demigod (1/2 human, 1/2 god) children of various Greek or Roman gods go. Each of the cabins at the camp is for one god or goddess. However, not all cabins are occupied. Some cabins are honorary, for the gods that don't have demigod children, but if they didn't have cabins, then there would be problems.

The following is a list of the cabins at Camp Half-Blood.

The first 20 original cabins.

Then the other cabins are in alphabetical order.

And Then there are the Immortal demigods' cabins, meaning demigods that were mortal but now are gods

## Zeus' Cabin (#1)

*Article: Zeus' Cabin (#1)*

**Cabin 1** is for the children of Zeus (Roman version: Jupiter). God of the Sky, Thunder, Lightning, Kingship, Honor and Justice and God of the Gods.

## Hera's Cabin (#2)

*Article: Hera's Cabin (#2)*

**Cabin 2** is the honourary cabin of Hera (Roman version: Juno). Goddess of marriage, motherhood, women, and familial love.

## Poseidon's Cabin (#3)

*Article: Poseidon's Cabin (#3)*

**Cabin 3** is for children of Poseidon (Roman version: Neptune). God of the sea (and of water generally), earthquakes, and horses

## Demeter's Cabin (#4)

*Article: Demeter's Cabin (#4)*

**Cabin 4** is for children of Demeter (Roman version: Ceres). Goddess of agriculture.

## Ares' Cabin (#5)

*Article: Ares' Cabin (#5)*

**Cabin 5** is for the children of Ares (Roman version: Mars). God of war, violence, and bloodshed.

## Athena's Cabin (#6)

*Article: Athena's Cabin (#6)*

**Cabin 6** is for the children of Athena (Roman version: Minerva) goddess of wisdom, reason, crafts and weaving. As Athena, she is also the goddess of war, strategic war, and battle strategy (As Minerva she is also a goddess of magic and poetry).

## Apollo's Cabin (#7)

*Article: Apollo's Cabin (#7)*

**Cabin 7** is for the children of Apollo (Roman version remains Apollo) god of the sun, light, healing, music, poetry, archery, and prophecy.

## Artemis' Cabin (#8)

*Article: Artemis' Cabin (#8)*

**Cabin 8** is for the honourary cabin of Artemis (but it still occasionally hosts the Hunters of Artemis) (Roman version: Diana) goddess of the moon, hunting, and maiden girls.

## Hephaestus' Cabin (#9)

*Article: Hephaestus' Cabin (#9)*

**Cabin 9** is for the children of Hephaestus (Roman version: Vulcan) god of blacksmiths, volcanoes, and fire.

## Aphrodite's Cabin (#10)

*Article: Aphrodite's Cabin (#10)*

**Cabin 10** is for the children of Aphrodite (Roman version: Venus) goddess of love and beauty.

## Hermes' Cabin (#11)

*Article: Hermes' Cabin (#11)*

**Cabin 11** is for the children of Hermes (Roman version: Mercury) god of merchants, travellers, messengers, and thieves.

## Dionysus' Cabin (#12)

*Article: Dionysus' Cabin (#12)*

**Cabin 12** is for the children of Dionysus (Roman version: Bacchus) god of wine, the vine, madness, parties, and theatre.

## Hades' Cabin (#13)

*Article: Hades' Cabin (#13)*

**Cabin 13** is for the children of Hades (Roman version: Pluto) god of the Underworld and wealth.

## Iris' Cabin (#14)

*Article: Iris' Cabin (#14)*

**Cabin 14** is for the children of Iris (Roman version: Arcus) goddess of the rainbow.

## Hypnos' Cabin (#15)

*Article: Hypnos' Cabin (#15)*

**Cabin 15** is for the children of Hypnos (Roman version: Somnus) god of sleep and memories.

## Nemesis' Cabin (#16)

*Article: Nemesis' Cabin (#16)*

**Cabin 16** is for the children of Nemesis (Roman version: Invidia) goddess of revenge and balance.

## Nike's Cabin (#17)

*Article: Nike's Cabin (#17)*

**Cabin 17** is for the children of Nike (Roman version: Victoria) goddess of victory.

## Hebe's Cabin (#18)

*Article: Hebe's Cabin (#18)*

**Cabin 18** is for the children of Hebe (Roman version: Juventus) goddess of youth.

## Tyche's Cabin (#19)

*Article: Tyche's Cabin (#19)*

**Cabin 19** is for the children of Tyche (Roman version: Fortuna) goddess of luck and chance.

## Hecate's Cabin (#20)

*Article: Hecate's Cabin (#20)*

**Cabin 20** is for the children of Hecate (Roman version: Trivia) goddess of magic, witchcraft, crossroads, and trivial knowledge.