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State Fire Marshal Investigating Beulah Camper Fire
August 9, 2022
The cause of a fifth-wheel camper fire in Beulah remains under investigation.
Escambia County Fire Rescue responded to the fire about 4:45 p.m. Sunday on Oak Haven Road just north of Frank Reeder Road.
The 38-foot camper was fully engulfed when firefighters arrived, and the fire was under control by 4:55 p.m.
There were no injuries, and the camper was a total loss.
The Florida State Fire Marshal is investigating.
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3 Responses to “State Fire Marshal Investigating Beulah Camper Fire”
Wow! Arrived at 4:45…under control at 4:55! Incredible from my past experience with trailer/ mobile home fires. Great job y’all!!!
Re:Mike J, No one lived in it and there was no power connected. At least none that I saw. I live next door to it on its North side. It belongs to my neighbors on the south side. I never saw any activity that suggested someone lived there.
You can see the camper on Google Maps Street View, pictures from March this year. West side of Oak Haven just north of the corner with Toetuck Dr. May have been their primary residence. Sad to lose your home. Pray that they have the help they need.