10/23/2026
🍂 Cooler nights, warm campfires, and fall camping just seem to go together. 🔥🏕️
As temperatures drop, campfires become an even bigger part of the camping experience. For campground and RV park owners, it’s a good time to take another look at your fire-prevention practices:
🔥 Inspect fire rings and pits for damage or unsafe placement
🔥 Clear dry leaves, brush, and other combustible debris around campsites and fire areas
🔥 Review and clearly communicate your campground’s campfire rules with guests
🔥 Make sure fire extinguishers and other fire-suppression equipment are accessible and ready for use
🔥 Monitor weather conditions and local burn restrictions before allowing campfires
🔥 Remind staff what to do and who to contact if a fire gets out of control
A cozy campfire is one of the best parts of fall camping, but good fire prevention starts before the match is ever lit.
A little preparation can help protect your guests, your property, and the camping experience everyone came to enjoy. 🍁🏕️