The Ventura County Sheriff’s Office has said it believes Rivera, 33, drowned while boating Wednesday in Lake Piru with her 4-year-old son.

But as the search stretched into day five, authorities said they will once again take a look at the cabins near the lake, about 56 miles northwest of Los Angeles.

“In today’s search for Naya Rivera, cabins and outbuildings in the surrounding area will be checked once again, as well as the shoreline,” the sheriff’s office said on Twitter.

“This has been part of the ongoing search effort since her disappearance on Wednesday afternoon.”

Rivera’s fans have called on authorities on social media to allocate more of their efforts to the surrounding areas in hopes that the actress made it to shore.

The cabins are being searched to put to rest any conspiracies that Rivera may have survived the boating trip incident, a law enforcement source told TMZ.

The sheriff’s office has repeatedly said the search is a recovery mission since the actress is presumed dead.

“The goal is still to bring Ms. Rivera home to her family so they can have some closure,” Deputy Chris Dyer told reporters Thursday.

Rivera’s parents, brother and ex-husband, Ryan Dorsey, have all been seen on-site over the weekend for the search efforts.