A wildfire at Sooke Potholes Regional Park first reported on Monday has grown to 50 hectares and is still burning out of control, says the Coastal Fire Centre. The fire, initially reported as three hectares in size, was first spotted at 3 p.m. on Monday east of Sooke River, in the northeast section of the park. Visitors and campers in the area were evacuated as a precaution, and the park was closed. Sam Bellion, fire information officer for Coastal Fire Centre, said the fire grew overnight due to sustained winds. “The winds did blow away some of the smoke, giving us a better aerial view of the fire.”  …The fire is believed to be human-caused. …The fire was about five kilometres from the region’s water-supply area by Tuesday afternoon, but is not currently deemed to pose a risk to the watershed or the tree canopy within it, the CRD said in a statement, citing fire behaviour, terrain and wind direction.