These feral animal pigs, with fungus leash when animal behavior a beach, a dog washing area, and a separate small dog area for dogs 35 pounds and under. Mid- through December 1 each year, weather permitting. Wellston: Lake State Park, Dog Park, 422 Lake Road, Wellston, Ohio 45692 Located just outside of the Hocking Hills Vinton County. Dogs on a leash are allowed throughout the park, with the exception of swimming beaches. A Dog Park and Dog Beach allows dogs to be off leash, and swim the designated area. West Jefferson: Prairie Oaks Metro Park, 3225 NE Plain City-Georgesville Rd, West Jefferson, OH 43162 Prairie Oaks encompasses nearly 500 acres of lush prairies and grasslands. Bend Lakes is a water recreational area, featuring three beautiful lakes. Visitors can enjoy trails, fishing, canoeing, kayaking, non-motorized boating and picnicking. There is a stretch of dog beach at the Bend Lakes area of Prairie Oaks Metro Park. Oklahoma City: Paw Park Dog Park, 3303 NW Grand Blvd., Oklahoma City, OK 73116 The Dog Park has two fenced play areas one for dogs under 30 pounds and the seniors, and one for larger dogs. Water stations, trees, benches, lots of room to run and a pond make it the perfect play area! The Paw Park is bordered on the north by a Pond. The Dog Park's area of the pond has been roped off and a fine-grade gravel beach has been built to give dogs a large area for swimming and playing the water. Mountain Park: Great Plains State Park, 22487 E 1566 Rd., Mountain Park, OK 73559 Great Plains State Park is nestled the shadows of the Wichita Mountains, on the east shore of Steed Lake. Dogs on a leash no longer than 10 feet are allowed on the beach. Oregon State Parks and Beaches All beaches the State of Oregon are designated public recreation areas, and are jointly managed by both the State of Oregon and the local municipalities whose boundaries encompass portions of the beach. Beaches that are within the boundaries of Oregon state park require all pets on a leash not more than six feet and kept under physical control at all times. If you are on a beach outside of the boundaries of Oregon state park, leashes are not specifically required, but physical control must be maintained. Some beaches are designated western snowy plover nesting sites or wildlife habitat areas, and restrict or prohibit dogs at certain times of the year. Pet control wildlife habitat areas apply to both Oregon State Park and Ocean Shore areas. Designated areas are well signed to warn beach visitors of wildlife habitat areas. Horses are allowed areas designated for horse camping and trail riding, including beaches open for horse riding. Oregon Beach Seasonal Dog Restrictions There are 16 beaches designated for western snowy plover management Oregon. OPRD and its partners enact seasonal recreation restrictions shorebird conservation areas to protect shorebirds. Only part of the beach is affected the dry sand above the high tide line is set aside to either help nesting plovers, or to encourage them to start nesting. The wet sand still remains open to pedestrian and equestrian use. Dogs are prohibited on shorebird conservation areas with active nesting during the seasonal restrictions. From 15th to 15th dogs are not permitted the following locations: Nehalem Spit, Nehalem Bay State Park South Sand Lake Baker and Sutton Beaches Siltcoos Estuary, Dunes Overlook, and Tahkenitch North l Tahkenitch South Tenmile Coos Bay North Spit Bandon State Natural Area and New River Floras Lake From 15th to July 15th dogs on a leash are allowed the following locations: Clatsop Spit, Fort Stevens State Park Necanicum Spit, Gearhart Ocean State Recreation Area and North Umpqua Bandon: Bullards Beach State Park Bullards Beach is located 2 north of Bandon. Dogs on a leash no longer than 6 feet are allowed on the beach. Brookings: Harris Beach State Park Harris Beach State Park is located on the north side of Brookings. Dogs on a leash no longer than 6 feets are allowed on the beach. Brookings: McVay Rock State Recreation Site, Oceanview Dr.,