The leader's den sits at the base of the Wide Willow. Tightly woven willow stems make up the walls surrounding it, and feathers line the entrance.

Behind a bushy olive sedge is a wide, grassy clearing where the medicine cat lives. Herbs are stored between cracks in smooth stones that make up the den's back wall.

A tangle of reeds make up the walls of the warriors' den. Decorative feathers have been woven into the reeds and smooth stones and shells from the river mark the edges of the den.

Just like the warriors' den, a tangle of reeds, feathers, and stones make up the walls. The floor is grassy and apprentices often bring in extra moss for their nests.

A thick wall of sedge marks the entrance of the nursery. Its walls are made of willow branches and reeds. A mixture of moss, feathers, and grass make the floor soft and comfortable for queens and kits.