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The fault is in the head light switch or head light relay. With the head light in the off position Check the voltage at the switch with a volt meter there should be voltage at only one side of the switch , if there voltage is on both sides the switch replace the switch , if there is voltage only on one side replace the head light relay .
Yes it sounds like the switch is stuck in the park position. You could pull the harness plug for the switch and check the circuits with a meter, or replace the switch.
Check the wiring to the headlights first and check the wiring connections to the light switch as well as to ensure the battery terminals are clean tight and tight to the alternator to start with.
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