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The Okanagan Falls wildfire continues to burn, with crews working on containing the fire.
The fire is still 75 per cent contained, with crews establishing containment on the north side, working toward the south.
The BC Wildfire Service said it can be difficult to advance containment in rocky or steep terrain, but crews are pushing on with work to get the fire surrounded.
The fire is still burning at 16.3 hectares, and is classified as a Rank 1 or smouldering ground fire.
It ignited Sunday night, when heavy winds helped it spread quickly.
Residents were warned of a potential evacuation overnight, but some residents left their homes as a precaution.
A nearby campground voluntarily evacuated prior to a notice, and remains closed until given the go-ahead from fire officials.
However, over the course of Monday, the fire was downgraded in size.
The BC Wildfire Service has 24 crews working the fire today, with hopes of wrapping up containment soon.
