A fire in Salem destroyed a mobile home and a camper, causing an estimated $200,000 in damage Saturday morning.

The city Fire & EMS Department responded to a structure fire at 29 McDivitt Road in the Salem Village Mobile Home Park shortly before 8:30, according to a news release from the department.

The first units arrived within five minutes of receiving the call for help and found heavy fire throughout the mobile home located at the address.

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In addition, an adjacent camper, also located on McDivitt Road, was on fire. Winds pushed flames and heat from the original structure to the adjacent property.

All occupants were able to exit both homes without any reported injuries and one firefighter sustained minor injuries during the incident, according to the release.

It took firefighters about an hour to contain and extinguish both fires. The mobile home and adjacent camper are total losses. Two nearby vehicles also sustained damage from the heat. The overall damage is estimated at the $200,000 amount for all property losses, according to the release.

The Salem Fire Marshal's Office is actively investigating the origin and cause of the incident. The Red Cross is assisting three individuals who were displaced by the fire.

Approximately 21 personnel from the Salem Fire & EMS Department and Roanoke City Fire-EMS Department (Truck 1, Engine 2, Engine 3, Medic 802, Medic 803, Fire Medic 1, Battalion 1, Fire Marshal 2, Fire 2, Roanoke City Battalion 2, Roanoke City Engine 13) responded and assisted in extinguishing the fire.

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