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Utah RV family evacuates as wildfire approaches campsite

26.06.2026 23:48 1 min 1 source
The Cool Down ISL
Utah RV family evacuates as wildfire approaches campsite
Original source: The Cool Down

A family in an RV at Little Cottonwood Campground in Fishlake National Forest, Utah, was forced to evacuate due to a wildfire. The fire came within about 15 feet of their campsite. The incident was filmed and posted on TikTok.

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Utah RV family evacuates as wildfire approaches campsite

26.06.2026 The Cool Down ISL Original source

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