Very rude men keep up the landscaping on this park. I came to visit with a few friends and there was no sign saying where to park or where to go to pay the entrance fee. I came to this lake all the time growing up and was always greeted upon entry and told where to park. This time there was no one ANYWHERE. We didn't think anything of it and parked near where all the people camping were parked as well. After about an hour of swimming we were approached by a soft spoken gentleman who was very kind and explained to me where to park, how much to pay, etc. I thought paying 10$ per adult to swim in a lake that hosts no activities was a tad ridiculous but it's not my business and I don't make the prices. Anyways, we're going to move the car and park in the designated area as we're being approached by 2 older men on a golf cart. They were very confrontational upon finding out it was our car parked there DESPITE the fact that we told them we were moving it and explained that there was no one to direct us as well as no signs. He starts to question our intelligence and continues to follow us on the golf cart exclaiming how hard he worked to grow that grass! Well, maybe a "don't park on grass" sign might've helped out a bit! Or even a sign pointing to where we were supposed to park to begin with! Him following two young women to their car just to scold them came off as very odd and almost reached the line of harassment. We apologized and explained we had already been talked to by the owner, yet he continues to be irrational and rude. This is not how you run a business. No wonder this park has slowed down so much in the past years. People don't want to pay 10$ per adult just to be called unintelligent and feel harassed by your staff members. I am very disappointed in the way this situation was handled. We felt so uncomfortable that we got the rest of our belongings and got out of there.