Nestled in a quaint thicket of ferns, ivy, and saplings, the medicine cat doesn’t have to worry about their herbs getting soaked during the summer rains. The trees intertwined limbs and leaves protect the camp—and majority of the territory—from rain and nature. The medicine cat’s apprentice also shares the small thicket with their mentor, settled nearer the front of the grove. The fresh-kill pile is also located near the medicine cat's den.

The elder’s share the shade and comfort of a small weeping willow with the apprentices. It usually stays humid and warm, but sheltered all the same—during the night the shade cools, and lets the tired cats rest comfortably. They, the elders, are never left unattended, at least for the most part, and are always in mind to give the unoccupied apprentice’s something to busy their paws with.

Located in the shade of a large rock, with an oblong band of ferns surrounding like a small hedgerow. Warriors sleep within the band, on individual beds of warm moss and feathers.

Apprentices, rest in the shade and comfort of a very young willow tree with the elders. It's great protection from the elements, and the apprentices are there for when the elders need assistance.