Archive · 7 Sep 2025
Crump Fire in Lake Elsinore Prompts Evacuations, Grows to 55 Acres
A fire called the Crump Fire started near Lake Elsinore, California, and quickly grew to a size of about 55 acres.
Because the fire was spreading toward homes, people in certain areas had to leave immediately.
Firefighters are using many trucks, planes, and helicopters to try and stop the fire.
The cause of the fire is still unknown, and officials are working hard to keep everyone safe.
If you live nearby, make sure to follow the instructions of the fire officials.
A wildfire, named the Crump Fire, ignited near Lake Elsinore.
The fire has grown to 55.2 acres.
Mandatory evacuation orders were issued for several areas.
At least 15 fire engines, air tankers, a helicopter, and bulldozers are deployed.
The cause of the fire is currently undetermined.
- Who
- Cal Fire, Riverside County Fire Department
- What
- 55-acre wildfire named Crump Fire, causing evacuations
- When
- Saturday
- Where
- Near Crumpton Road and Highway 74, Lake Elsinore
- Why
- Cause undetermined; threatening residential areas
- Fire Name
- Crump Fire
- Location
- Near Crumpton Road and Highway 74, Lake Elsinore
- Size
- 55.2 acres
- Containment
- 0%
- Evacuations
- Mandatory orders issued
- Resources
- 15+ fire engines, air tankers, helicopter, water tenders, bulldozers
- Cause
- Unknown
