VANDERBURGH COUNTY, Ind. — Firefighters are investigating the cause of an early morning fire that destroyed a river camp in the southwest corner of Vanderburgh County.
Perry Township emergency responders were dispatched to the scene of the blaze at an elevated structure along Old Henderson Road just after 4:00 a.m. on Wednesday. Upon arrival, crews confirmed that the structure had been engulfed in flames, but fortunately, no one was inside at the time of the fire.
The fire’s rapid spread caused significant damage to the property, but thanks to the swift response of local fire crews, the blaze was eventually brought under control. Authorities confirmed that no injuries were reported, and the structure appears to have been unoccupied when the fire began.
As of now, the cause of the fire remains under investigation. Local fire officials are working to determine how the fire started, though they have assured the public that they are committed to uncovering the full details surrounding the incident.
Neighbors and community members are relieved that no one was harmed, but the fire has raised concerns about the safety of similar structures in the area.
This incident highlights the importance of fire prevention measures and the role of local emergency services in responding to such emergencies. The investigation is ongoing, and authorities are expected to release more information as it becomes available.
Anyone with information about the fire is encouraged to contact local authorities.
