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Five RVs destroyed in fire at Ocean County RV park

22.06.2026 09:20 1 min 1 source
Daily Dispatch ENG
Five RVs destroyed in fire at Ocean County RV park
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A large fire at Sun Retreat RV Park on Friday destroyed five RVs. The Barnegat Fire Company responded at approximately 11:19 a.m., with additional companies called in due to multiple vehicles involved. Crews remained on scene for about three hours and prevented the fire from spreading to nearby units.

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Five RVs destroyed in fire at Ocean County RV park

22.06.2026 Daily Dispatch ENG Original source

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