Camp Fire

noun

1. a U.S. organization for girls and boys that emphasizes the building of character and good citizenship through work, health, and love; originally founded for girls Camp Fire girls in 1910, it is now open to both boys and girls Camp Fire members.

Example Sentences

Even during the catastrophic fire years of 2017 and 2018, during which thousands of structures were destroyed by the Thomas fire in Ventura County, the Camp fire in Butte County and others, the company would have been better off not buying the reinsurance it got, the group alleges.

From Los Angeles Times

The only other California county to flip blue after voting for Trump in 2016 was mostly-rural Butte County — which saw massive displacement after the deadly Camp fire destroyed the town of Paradise in 2018.

From Los Angeles Times

Similarly, in a California State University–Chico study of relocations after the Camp Fire devastated Paradise, California, researchers found that the higher the survivors’ incomes, the more likely they were to have remained nearby.

From Slate

This could have been a catastrophe, like the Camp fire in 2018, which claimed dozens of lives and destroyed thousands of homes in the northern Sierra Nevada town of Paradise.

From Los Angeles Times

Oroville sits about 20 miles south of Paradise, where the deadliest wildfire in California history, the Camp fire, killed 85 people in 2018.

From Los Angeles Times