Mines Spung wildfire burns 6,000 acres in Burlington County
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service says the fire has burned 6,000 acres and is now 90% contained.
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Jun 18, 2025, 12:42 PM
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Updated 3 hr ago
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5h agoFirefighters are still working to contain the Mines Spung wildfire at Wharton State Forest, despite ongoing rain.
The New Jersey Forest Fire Service says the fire has burned 6,000 acres and is now 90% contained.
Five buildings remain threatened, and several nearby roads and trails are closed.
There is still no word on what caused the fire.
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