Lake Wichita is an inland freshwater lake in Texas offering a protected environment for kitesurfing with minimal wave exposure. The northern shore faces the primary water body, creating a relatively contained setting surrounded by residential development and forested areas. The lake's sheltered nature makes it suitable for learning and progression, though wind conditions are inconsistent (8.1% reliability, 7.8 knots average). The northeast wind direction provides optimal side-shore conditions for safe riding along the northern shoreline. Kiters should exercise caution around shallow vegetation-filled areas, submerged obstacles near developed zones, and boat traffic near launch facilities. Water temperatures average around 19°C, requiring seasonal adjustment to gear. The spot works best during rare wind events rather than as a reliable daily destination. This location suits beginners and intermediate riders seeking a controlled, obstacle-aware practice environment where wind occurs rather than experienced kiters seeking consistent conditions.