You've been claimed, I see. Time to tour the grounds of Camp Half-Blood! Then, afterwards, you'll be able to go to your cabin and settle in.

A few things we won't be covering that you'll eventually see on your own time are:
The rock-climbing lava wall
The forges
The amphitheater
The mess hall
The armory
The arena
Zeus's fist
The infirmary
The arts and crafts house
The canoe lake
Long Island Sound/Fireworks Beach
Camp Store
The shower house (and toilets)

Well, let's get a move on!

The farmhouse over there that you passed when entering camp? We call that the Big House. It's Chiron and Mr. D's headquarters, as well as a guest house. The mummy Oracle lives in the attic.

You also passed this when entering camp. It's kinda hard to miss the GIANT statue of Athena atop Half-Blood Hill.

Thalia's tree is the base of the magical barrier. Thalia herself isn't a part of it anymore, but the magic is no less powerful. Peleus the dragon guards it and the Golden Fleece.

Pegasus riding is pretty popular here at Camp. When they're not grazing or flying, our Pegasi live here.

The strawberries from the field that we export cover most of the Camp's expenses. Demeter's and Dionysus's kids are always around there.

The woods are where most of our fun is had. Friday's we play capture the flag in it. It's stocked with a good amount of monsters, but also the friendly nymphs and satyrs. Don't go in there unarmed though.

I'm not much of a sports person, but it's fun to watch a few campers spike the ball. Plus, the Ares cabin's t-shirt gun always gets fired once or twice or thirty times.

Heres where I hang out most of the time. I always go for number 7, 'cause that's my mom's holy number. I'll settle for number six though.

Here's the rough layout of the cabins: goddesses on the right, gods on the left (well, except for Dionysus). The newest additions to camp are the eight cabins at the bottom of the map.

You ready to go?

Les go.