Fire investigators have determined a frightening Halloween night fire at a mobile home park in West Kelowna was likely caused by a candle burning inside a jack-o-lantern.
It was around 9 p.m. on Monday when neighbours at the Paradise Mobile Home Park on Boucherie Road noticed flames.
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Two men jumped into action, breaking a rear window to free a woman who was inside the home.
The flames spread through the structure and nearby trees.
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The investigation into the blaze wrapped up Wednesday afternoon.
The fire was deemed accidental, started by a candle burning on the porch of the mobile home.
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