Half-Blood Hill
Half-Blood Hill is one of the many hills surrounding the valley where the camp is actually located; it is also well known for being the place where Thalia Grace willingly gave up her life to save her fellow demigods and friends, her sacrifice impressing the Gods enough that in order to preserve her memory, her father Zeus gifted her by turning her body into the beautiful pine tree- the tree, along with the Golden Fleece and Peleus the dragon, helping to create the safety barrier that surrounds the camp itself.

Please Note: Both mortals and monsters cannot go past the hill's magic borders; the only way that either can pass through into the camp is if a camper, Chiron, or Mr. D allows them entry- though to mortals who know no better, Half-Blood Hill is nothing more than the entry to a strawberry farm.

The Forest
The woods surrounding Camp Half-Blood are where the dryads live, and the monsters are stocked and lurking about; they are known as a dangerous place, where no demigod should really venture unless they are both armed and accompanied with a companion. It is within these forests that the demigods play capture-the-flag each Friday, and where others choose to go to hunt monsters for training purposes.

The Mess Hall
The mess hall of Camp Half-Blood, also known to the demigods as the dining pavilion, is where the campers are able to come and eat breakfast, lunch and dinner- the food served is a diet primarily made up of grapes, cheese, bread and extra lean, nymph-cut barbecue; and while you can ask for whatever it is that you want to drink, some things such as Coke does not have the same flavor. Each and every cabin have their own tables, and while it used to be a ruling that campers were not allowed to sit at a table that wasn't that of their cabin's, it's no longer uncommon for demigods to mix around and socialize with their friends during meal times- campers are also permitted to use the mess hall outside of main meal times, however, at these times they are responsible for what they do within there and are expected to clean up after themselves.

Please Note: Located at the very center of the pavilion is a large bonfire which is always lit no matter what time of the day it is; at the beginning of each and every meal that campers partake in, each table takes it in turns to go up to the fire, and dropping in a share of their best food as an offering to their Godly parents.

The Infirmary
A large building which is located between both the mess hall and the camp cabins, the infirmary is where wounded Greek demigods usually get taken for treatment and healing from the children of Apollo who both run and maintain the infirmary; campers who return from quests are expected to at least drop by the infirmary for a quick check-up sometime within three days of returning to the camp.

The Stables
The stables are where Camp Half-Blood both house and look after the pegasi and the horses that they have living on the camp grounds; while any one of the demigods is more than welcome to help out around the stables when they have the time to do so, both the Demeter and the Aphrodite cabin's are in charge of making sure that the sweet creatures living within the stables are well cared for and have all that they need.

Please Note: The stables are looked after and maintained by the children of both Demeter and Aphrodite; if campers have any requests for pegasi riding lessons, they should see the counselors in both cabin four, and in cabin ten for details.

The Training Grounds
The training grounds is a large open space with bleachers situated on either side of the field; this is a safe space where campers are free to practice their combat skills either individually, in pairs, or even in groups if they so wish to do so. The training grounds are located between the cabins and the armory; the fields themselves are home to around a dozen straw dummies in Greek armor, around a dozen archery targets, as well as training swords and bows which campers are free to use at anytime they wish.

Please Note: The training grounds are looked after and maintained by the children of both Ares and Apollo; if campers have any requests for combat lessons, they should see the counselor in cabin eight for details, however, if campers have any requests for archery lessons, they should either see the Chiron or the counselor in cabin eleven for details.

The Amphitheater
The camps amphitheater is the one place where all campers can gather as one for various reasons; this could be because the camp leaders need to address the camp as a whole, the Gods and Goddesses choose to announce to the camp about something of importance, and if the camp director and leaders need to inform the other campers of either quests to begin, and or dangerous times falling upon the camp. The amphitheater is also used by campers mainly whenever they choose to throw parties or celebrations of some kind- the use of the area depending on the theme of the occasion being thrown.

The Climbing Wall
The climbing wall, also known to the demigods as the lava wall, is said to pour lava out as an "extra challenge" to campers who are brave enough to try their hand at mastering the wall- if a camper/s climbing the walls are not quick enough to get to the top, the walls clash together, causing the lava to pour out and catch upon the campers clothes, more times than none tearing them to shreds.

The Lake
The camps lake is situated not too far away from the cabins, and along with the shore of the beach that runs alongside the camp itself, is there for demigods to use at their leisure- the waters of the lake not only home to the water nymphs, but also used to water the fields of vegetation that are tended to and harvested by the children of Dionysus to help to stock the kitchens and to feed the campers of Camp Half-Blood.

The Camp Armory

"Inside was not gardening tools, unless you want to make war on your tomato plants."
~ Piper McLean, Daughter of Aphrodite (No Longer A Camper).

A large building located between the both the training grounds and the forge; the camp armory is where demigods who call the camp their home get their weapons from; the building itself has quite an extensive collection of not only swords and spears, but also other weapons such as spears, clubs, shotguns, ect- most if not all weapons stored within the building created within the camps forge by the Hephaestus children. While every demigod within the camp is given the opportunity of having their own weapon, not all choose to take one until they feel that it is the right thing to do; and while they are two completely separate buildings, both the armory and the forge are oftentimes confused for one another.

Please Note: The camp forge is looked after and maintained by the children of Ares; if campers have any requests for choosing a weapon, weapon maintenance, and any training, they should see the counselor in cabin eight for details.

The Camp Forge

"It was like a steam-powered locomotive had smashed into the Greek Parthenon and they had fused together."
~ Leo Valdez, Son of Hephaestus (No Longer A Camper).

White marble columns lining the walls that are stained with soot, chimneys on the roof that pump out smoke over a gable with carvings of Gods and Monsters; the camp forge is located towards the edge of a stream, with water-wheels spinning bronze gears that help to keep it running. The campers at Half-Blood can always hear the sound of machinery working, of fires crackling, and the familiar sound of hammers hitting up against metal- inside the forge are tables filled with various projects and weapons created by the children of Hephaestus that live within the camp, the forge itself a place where the children of fire can oftentimes, if not all the time be found- the demigods either working on different projects, or using the wall-sized map of camp to plan traps and other things in the hopes of increasing the defense of the camp.

Please Note: The camp forge is looked after and maintained by the children of Hephaestus; if campers have any requests for weapons, machines, or specially made items, they should see Ky' vie Morgan in cabin nine for details.

Myrmeke Hill
Though only ever thought to be nothing more than a myth until found by some of the demigods who used to call Camp Half-Blood their home, Myrmeke Hill is located over in the North-West side of the woods surrounding the camp, and has many nests scattered around leading deep down towards the Earth's core that are full of larva, metals and various armor- though due to the myrmekes nesting within the area, not many demigods venture out into the area, and those who do, don't do so without having some sort of plan.

Capture The Flag
Capture the flag is a long-time tradition within Camp Half-Blood, and is help religiously every Friday unless unforeseen circumstances call for the match to be cancelled or postponed; the game itself is usually played within the forest surrounding the camp, and despite is being extremely dangerous due to the monsters located within that area, it is considered to be exceedingly beneficial for demigods as it trains them for life within the real world. Two teams are made and each is given a flag that they are to protect; on each side of the forest, both teams hide their flag somewhere not only visible, but also easily defensible, and in order for a team to win, they must first capture the opponents flag and then carry it across the river which helps to work as a divider and boarder between the two sides of the forest.

Though the campers of Half-Blood usually play this game amongst themselves, it is tradition that whenever the Hunters of Artemis visit the camp, a 'friendly' game of capture the flag will be held in honor of their appearance and stay; however the record of games lost to the Hunters tends to make the campers who play weary of agreeing to such traditions, none of them wanting to add another loss to the score which currently stands at fifty-six to zero, much to Chiron's dismay. Mostly serving as battlefield medic and referee during the matches, Chiron often steps aside to allow the the older demigods, and sometimes even the Gods and Goddesses themselves a chance to run the games.

The Obstacle Tower
The obstacle tower is a fast-paced and dangerous activity where demigods have the chance to show the others within the camp just what they are made of; campers competing against one another in a show of strength, agility and intelligence as they race through the obstacles within their path, doing all that they can to be the first to scale the tower, and to be the first to take hold of the golden ring located at the very top.

The Chariot Course
Though a previously banned event within Camp Half-Blood, the chariot races were then reintroduced to the campers during the short period of time in which Chiron was suspended from his position in the camp- chariot races consist of teams with two campers racing their chariots around the large track that runs its course around both the lake and the camp itself; one team member focuses on being the driver, while the other does all in their power to attack their opponent's chariots with various magical weapons and modifications, it is because of this dangerous situation that the oldest members of the camp are the only demigods allowed to actually participate in the actual event. The horses used in this event can vary greatly depending on the members of the team; for example the Ares children more commonly prefer to use skeletal horses, the Hephaestus children preferring to use mechanical horses of their own making, while the children of Hades prefer to use horses raised in the Underworld.

The Trial Of Dreams
A rather newly formed activity, the trial of dreams is both hosted and supervised by the leader of the Morpheus cabin; campers who are brave enough to participate in the event are transported into the dream realm where all types of strange and unknown dangers lurk in waiting- campers are split into two teams and a leader is chosen to help gain victory for their team, but in order to do so, they not only have to work together to take out their opponents, but they must also need to face an ever shifting arena, strange and deadly creatures, and the very person that manipulates the world that they are in; Syleste Astrea Nioré.

Please Note: The trial of dreams is hosted by the counselor of the Morpheus cabin; if enough campers wish to participate in such an event, they should see Syleste Astrea Nioré in cabin fifteen for details.