We'll be seeing most of the cabins now, but if we happen to miss a few, you can go back and check them out later.

First up is Ol' Thunderbritches, the Head Honcho of Olympus. It's currently empty. Looks like the guy managed to keep it in his pants for once in a millennia.

To the right is Hera's cabin. She doesn't have any children, at least not that I know of, but the cabin is currently occupied by a huge statue of her. You probably shouldn't go in.

And first going off onto the goddess's side is Demeter. Goddess of agriculture and all that. Her kids normally hang out in the strawberry fields or the woods. Hope you aren't allergic to pollen!

Next is one of my favorite goddesses, Athena. Her kids are sometimes hubristic know-it-all's, but generally, they're cool. Especially if you need a strategic plan for capture-the-flag on Friday. Or help on a math problem.

Now we come to my cabin. Artemis. I know you're thinking, but Artemis doesn't have any kids! Well, I'm sorry to burst your bubble. Always expect the unexpected here. I'm normally the only resident, but when the Hunters of Artemis are in the neighborhood, they live here.

Going down the line, here's one of my least favorite cabins. It's always nice and neat, but it reeks of designer perfumes. Plus some of the kids can be mythic jerks.

Last on the girls' side is Dionysus. Sometimes, I'll laugh at the fact that he's on the goddesses's side, but Hestia did trade for him so I guess this was the best place to put him.

And now over to the gods's side. Poseidon, god of the sea, starts off next to his thunder-crackling brother. This cabin always smells like the sea. It's not bad, actually.

I told you that Aphrodite is one of my least favorite cabins? Well, here's my definite least favorite. Watch your step. There are live land mines here, so every time you pass, make sure not to get blown up. Plus, that boar's head is really ugly. And there's a paintbrush sticking up from it!

And, here's Apollo! Don't look at it for too long or you'll go blind. Even so, he's one of my favorite gods and his kids are all fantastic archers, healers, musicians, and poets. Don't cross them, though. You may end up rhyming in couplets for a week.

I steer clear of this cabin as much as I can. Hephaestus is a nice enough god, but his kids are tinkering away all day and I'm scared that the second I take one step too close to it, it'll blow up or catch on fire.

Before you're determined, you'll stay here, at Hermes's cabin. Watch your wallet, though. Some of these kids are notorious pickpockets and troublemakers.

With the original 12 gods done, we now move on to the newest additions at camp. Hades starts us off. The cabin does give me the chills if I get too close, but it doesn't look too bad.

In complete contrast to Hades's cabin, the Iris cabin is all about colors and rainbows. I try not to look at it too much.

Don't come to this cabin unless you want to sleep for a very long time. Most of the demigods here just spend their time napping. On the other hand, they're great if you need to get a dream message to someone.

The Nemesis cabin is okay by itself, but the kids hold grudges like nobody's business.

And, last on our tour today is the Hecate cabin. Looks awesome in my opinion, but I'm not the biggest fan of sorcery.

So, yeah! That about wraps things up. If you need help around the camp, one of our more experienced campers, satyrs, or spirits can help you out.