Two off-leash parks in the county, and a straight answer per state park — including the one that bars dogs all summer and the two that allow them everywhere except the bit you came for.
A fenced off-leash dog park on the town walking trail, free to use. The town's own words are "a clean, safe environment" for "well-behaved canine citizens" and not much else — most of what's known about the inside of it comes from a magazine rather than from the town.
The county's other off-leash park, inside the Lions Club's McHenry Community Park — which is the reason to pick this one over Oakland's: restrooms, pavilions, a trail system and a disc golf course are all a short walk away.
Nine of the twelve state parks have no published pet rule I can find, so this page says so rather than assuming leashed-and-fine. Neither dog park publishes its hours, and only one of them publishes a price. If you've stood in either of them, that's the fastest way to fix this page.
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