CORONA (CBSLA) – A wildfire erupted Thursday near the entrance to a popular hiking spot in Corona and quickly grew, authorities said. The fire was reported at 1:20 p.m. in the Cleveland National Forest along Tin Mine Canyon off of Skyline Drive, according to fire officials. As of 8:20 p.m. Thursday, it was 250 acres and 5 percent contained. No homes have burned but more than 150 homes in the Orchard Glen community have been evacuated as airplanes drop retardant to keep flames from running down hillsides toward homes. Smoke could be seen from the Riverside (91) Freeway to the north and Interstate 15 to the east, prompting several calls to the California Highway Patrol. Evacuations were issued for the following roadways: Trudy Way, Folson Circle, Brannon Circle, Burrero Way, Rawley Street, Burnett Circle, Elker Road, Corbett Street, Gareth Circle, and Fanning Circle. One homeowner who had already been through the last big brush fire in Corona told CBS2’s Nicole Comstock he’s got his evacuation procedure down to a science. “Last time, we literally packed almost half the house in 45 minutes,” he said. “We got it down to about one suitcase.” “Last time we evacuated, nothing happened, but you just never know […] it wasn’t this close, either,” said resident Tawny Perry. “There’s a little bit of sadness ’cause you don’t know what you’re gonna come home to considering how close it is,” David Ortega said. An evacuation center has been set up at Corona High School, 1150 W. 10th St. No injuries have been reported. There was no immediate word on the cause of the fire.<doc-sep>Federal, state and local firefighters are battling a 250-acre wildfire near the Cleveland National Forest, a fire department spokeswoman said Thursday evening. At least 240 personnel are fighting the blaze, which started about 3 p.m. at Skyline Drive and Burrero Way, near the entrance to a hiking trail. Mandatory evacuations remained in place late Thursday night for some homes on Brannan Circle, Folson Circle, Rawley Street, Burrero Way, Burnett Circle and Gareth Circle. Officials lifted evacuation orders for Trudy Way, Elker Road, Corbett Street, Fanning Circle and Maybe Canyon Road that were put in place earlier in the day. Corona High School on West 10th Street is being used as an evacuation center. Advertisement (@latimesgraphics) Dubbed the Skyline fire, it is burning in an unincorporated area of Riverside County, west of the city of Corona, county Fire Department spokeswoman April Newman said. Firefighters from Cal Fire Riverside, the U.S. Forest Service and Corona are on scene. At least 29 engine companies, six air tankers and three helicopters are being used. The fire is 5% contained. Corona resident Matt Fitzgerald was at home Thursday afternoon and saw Facebook posts about the blaze. He walked outside and saw smoke blotting out the sky and ash falling into his pool. Fitzgerald’s house overlooks the hills of Cleveland National Forest. “I said, ‘Ooh, it’s a little scary,’ ” Fitzgerald said. “It was surprisingly dark outside.” dakota.smith@latimes.com Advertisement Twitter: @dakotacdsmith UPDATES: 11:10 p.m.: Updated with new details on evacuations. 9:20 p.m.: This article was updated with new acreage and containment figures. Advertisement 7:55 p.m.: This article was updated with new information about the fire and an interview with a resident. This article was originally published at 5:50 p.m.<doc-sep>WATCH: Caroline D'Amore Discusses 'Surreal' MTV's 'The Hills: New Beginnings' Experience & Pizza Girl BusinessThe Los Angeles native discusses what it was like to join the cast of "The Hills: New Beginnings" and her new line of sauce. 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The following streets in the Orchard Glen community are under mandatory #evacuations at this time. Trudy Way, Folson Circle, Brannon Circle, Burrero Way, Rawley Street, Burnett Circle, Elker Road, Corbett Street, Gareth Circle, & Fanning Circle. #Skyline Fire pic.twitter.com/CBuwqFymUy — Corona Fire Dept (@CoronaFireDept) July 19, 2018 CORONA, Calif. (KABC) -- Firefighters battled a smoky and fast-moving brush fire in the hillsides west of Corona on Thursday.The blaze, dubbed the Skyline Fire, is 250 acres with 5 percent containment, according to Cal Fire. It broke out shortly after 3 p.m. in the area of Skyline Drive and Burrero Way, an unincorporated part of Riverside County.About 240 firefighters from Cal Fire, Riverside County, Corona and Cleveland National Forest worked to clear the blaze, which burned at a moderate rate of speed, fire officials said.The fire burned near a hiking trail at the Cleveland National Forest and moved toward homes. At one point, planes dropped fire retardant on homes as the flames crept closer. "We were surrounded in flames. There was flames all around the edge and then there was flames in the back hills...there was a lot of fire," Jasmine Quintanilla said.One helicopter from the Angeles National Forest and one air attack were requested to continue water drops for night operations.Evacuations were ordered for the Orchard Glen Community, but shortly before 10:30 p.m., most of the orders were lifted.Corona Fire Department officials said the following streets still remained under mandatory evacuations: Burrero Way, Burnett Circle, Folson Circle, Brannon Circle, Rawley Street and Gareth Circle.Quintanilla was one of those still under evacuation orders, but chose not to go. "We have the kids and the animals ready to go, but we just don't want to leave. We don't want to be out of our house that long," she said.Other residents said they're accustomed to the fire danger, but said there's been a few fires within a short time.Foothill Avenue was shut down in both directions between South Lincoln Avenue and Paseo Grande.A Red Cross evacuation shelter was set up at Corona High School, located at 1150 W. 10th Street, Corona FD officials said.