Write me a response to the following email: This letter is being written in regards to an encounter with an employee during our recent stay at Cape Henelopen State Park. 


 We reserved two side by side campsites on the end in Row B 33 and 35. 


The one campsite on the corner end was small to fit a truck without the chance of it getting sideswiped, so we parked at the other reserved campsite. 


The encounter with employee Anthony occurred on our first day.  He was driving thru the campground and saw our truck with the 35 campsite  tag in the window parked at campsite 33. Our other vehicle- truck with the 33 tag was at the store at that time. 


Anthony got out of his vehicle and yelled  abruptly, "'you have to move this truck" !! I walked over and explained that we had paid for both campsites, the other truck was at the store and that campsite 35 was small to fit the truck,  when Anthony stated," that's not my problem". Anthony continued stating he has worked at cape henlopen for 18 years and how campers break the rules. 


I explained that I have been camping my whole life all across the country and are aware of camping rules and respect them. 


At this time, my husband came out of the camper quickly to see what was going on, as he had been observing the rude behavior by Anthony.  My husband asked for Anthony's name and we advised him we would be writing a letter not to question the rules, but to address his gruff demeanor. 


Anthony then stated to  read the policies and sarcastically said, you have a great day and got in his car and ran the stop sign at the corner near our campsite. 


Anthony's tone and demeanor was rude and hostile and confrontational during our exchange. 


The next day, Ranger Lainey stopped by our campsite and questioned the truck parking. I asked if Anthony told her to stop by, where she gave no response. 


We again explained the situation and she observed both trucks parked at site 33 and said she understood and that it was OK. She saw that both trucks were behind the white lines and one truck was just slightly off the parking pad. And she saw both sites had OBrien on the tag. 


Laineys  was quite pleasant and non confrontational. 


The next day we happened to be bike riding and passing the camper check in booth. We overheard Anthony telling another ranger- male (unclear of his name) To check out sites 33 and 35 and that we barged out of our camper at him. 


We then approached the Ranger after Anthony returned to his booth and advised him of what we had just heard. We explained what the situation was about with the parking and he reiterated that it was not a problem and he would talk with Anthony. 


We further advised that some of the campers in our group are ex Md park employees, current Md DNR employees and retired law enforcement and that we respect park rules and the job. 


During our stay we felt harassed and spoken to extremely rude and unprofessional by Anthony, not to mention putting pedestrians in danger with his driving. 


We are confident that this is probably not the first complaint against Anthony, as his customer service skills and anger management skills are lacking to stay the least. 


We would appreciate that this matter be followed up on and hopefully Anthony will receive a reprimand and a requirement for customer service training, as well as a driver safety training refresh. 


We have booked two side by side sites for next year at Henelopen, as we always do. Next year if we have another meeting with Anthony, it will be our last visit. 


Thank you,