The camp is on a sandy beach, walled off by debris, specifically wood and seaweed left behind from the shipwreck. It's well secured for something stuck in sand and it's difficult to get into considering the cats of this clan also put sharp stones and shells between the camp walls, so if anything tries, it gets scraped up by stones. There's one opening and it's a tunnel with a slight drop off, luckily the cats of the clan are good at climbing up the sand.

The majority of the ship juts out over the clearing and is used as a calling place known as 'Highest Bow'. Inside the ship and below Highest Bow is where the nursery sits, as it is the second largest den aside from the warrior's den. It is old but shows no sign of decaying even as seaweed and vines hang from the opening, and the queens like tying shells to the seaweed as well as feathers, for the kits to bat at.  

On the west side of the Highest Bow is the medicine den, made from the remains of an olden wood lifeboat. Inside is spacious enough to hold up to ten sick full-size warriors, and about fifteen sick apprentices at a time. (Note: This means ten sick warriors or fifteen sick apprentices, not both). There is an extra area secluded from the patients where the herbs are stored, pockets of sand with reeds overtop to act as a shield and keep the herbs from spoiling. Surprisingly the den is so sturdy that medicine cats will opt the have nests on the roof of the den, insisting it's closer to StarClan. 

Just a few fox-lengths from the medicine cat den, and farther south lays the apprentices den, made from stones and driftwood with seaweed as protection from the harsh salt filled winds and cold nights. 

Directly south from the clearing is the elders den, a hollowed out dent in the ground and one side is covered by a cave along the camps walls to protect the frail elders from the cold nights. 

The warriors den is right beside the elder den and it is just a very deep cavern in the ground, completely unprotected. Many might see this as a problem, but this clan loves sleeping out in the open, the scent of saltwater soothes even the youngest kit into slumber. This den can fit up to twenty or thirty cats, including the leader as he/she/they sleep in the warriors den as a form of reminder and as a humbling gesture, reminding them that they once were an average warrior.