Peak District visitors have been given a further warning after 15 campfires were put out in one day.
Derbyshire Fire and Rescue Service said fortunately the campfires plus another three disposable barbecues were discovered before they could develop into anything serious in the Snake Pass area in Glossop on Sunday.
It said despite repeated warnings, firefighters still found people lighting fires in tinder-dry conditions, adding a “single spark could cause another devastating wildfire”.
On 24 June, a huge moorland fire took hold at Tintwistle Moor, triggering a major incident that was only stood down last week.
In a social media post, the fire service urged visitors to the national park to leave barbecues at home and avoid lighting campfires.
“The weather is warm. The ground is tinder dry. Grass, heather and undergrowth can ignite easily,” it said.
“Despite repeated warnings, we’re still finding people lighting fires in conditions where a single spark could cause another devastating wildfire.
“We need your help. Please, please, please leave the BBQs at home and don’t light campfires on the moors.”
A spokesperson for the fire service added the incidents were dealt with safely by firefighters with support from Derbyshire Police.