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Mobile Home Fires

One sent to hospital, vehicle damaged in separate mobile home fires in Kamloops

Sep 14, 2026 | 10:48 AM

KAMLOOPS — Kamloops Fire Rescue (KFR) crews were kept busy overnight due to a pair of mobile home fires on opposite ends of the city. 

One person inside a building at the Woodland Mobile Home Park on Albert Street near McArthur Island was sent to hospital due to smoke inhalation. The call came in at around 9:30 p.m. Sunday (Sept. 13) and KFR Platoon Chief Will Harlock says 14 firefighters were on scene to quickly knock the fire down. 

Harlock says the fire was contained in the living room, but crews remained on scene for about an hour-and-a-half to ensure it didn’t spread. The unit suffered smoke damage but remains standing. 

“Obviously, not livable because any of those trailers, they’re so small and any kind of smoke damage that goes through them is going to take time for them to assess it to see if it’s livable again or if it’s going to have to be a rebuild,” Harlock told CFJC Today

Elsewhere, just before 1:00 a.m. Monday (Sept. 14), KFR responded to the Hidden Valley Mobile Park at 1175 Rose Hill Rd. just south of the on and off ramps connecting Highways 1 and 5 to the city. 

Harlock says the mobile home that caught fire sustained more damage underneath the deck and in the living space. He says the unit is not livable and there’s a damaged vehicle beside it. 

“There were two occupants who were able to get out before our crews arrived, so there were no injuries,” Harlock says. “Because there was much more damage and fire involved in the structure itself, it did take a little bit longer for them to put it out because it was stubborn.” 

Firefighters were on scene at the Rose Hill Road fire for nearly four hours. 

Harlock says KFR investigators will be on scene at both fires Monday morning to determine the causes.