I am posting this review due to conflict with one specific park employee. This rating has nothing to do with the grounds or any other employee or volunteers of the park. My son and future daughter in law rented the gazebo area to be married on 10/31/18. The rental was to start at 4pm for a 5pm wedding. It was a small wedding that included a total of 14 people. Immediate family. Parents, siblings, grandparents and great grandparents. Out of the 14 people, 8 were senior citizens, one that was 85 and the other that is just shy of 100 years old. At time of rental we were told we could drive down service road to unload vehicles, in which we did. When we completed unloading , we moved those vehicles to the parking lot. As the seniors arrived, we had them pull up service road and park by gazebo so they wouldn’t have far to walk with their canes, etc... at this time I saw a park ranger driving through, I asked him if it was ok to leave the seniors vehicles parked where they were. He reply’s with “rules state you are supposed to park in parking lot over there” as he points in that direction. “ I see you have seniors with disabilities, please just pull your vehicles up so the driveway can be accessed.” I very much appreciated this gesture and moved the vehicles. Thank you. As the wedding was just about to start (4:58 pm), a woman employee came out of the office and told us we had to move our vehicles to the parking lot. I tried to explain that I had spoken with a park ranger, but this seemed to make no difference to her. So... We put the wedding on hold to accommodate the demands of this woman. I, the father of the soon to be married, moved each vehicle as quickly as I could. As I was moving one of the 3 vehicles, yes 3, not 14, I saw this woman(park employee) leaving in her vehicle. As she was leaving, she saw one of our guests pulling into the park. This woman (park employee)got out of her car and was, in my opinion, harassing our guest about where to park. I then had a few words with this employee. I told her she was not nice and had no compassion for seniors. She got back in her vehicle and left. Evidently her shift was over at 5pm and she had to have this last “power trip” before she left for the day. Look.... I understand park rules. As a matter of fact, my daughter works as a naturalist assistant at a state park every summer as she is majoring in environmental science. The point here is compassion and understanding and sometimes that is not written in black and white, such as rules. UPDATED: to response from owner. My current guess is the response is written and from the individual I had conflict with. Back to my point of compassion and understanding, the unwritten rule. It is never black and white. A person as an individual needs to find this for themselves. I wish you the best in finding compassion for others.