San Luis Reservoir is an inland freshwater lake located in central California's agricultural region. The spot features a northwest-facing shoreline with a developed launch facility visible in satellite imagery. The water body is relatively sheltered with limited fetch, producing small wind-driven conditions rather than waves. The surrounding terrain is predominantly arid with sparse vegetation, creating variable wind patterns influenced by thermal effects and surrounding hills. Wind reliability is low at 25.1%, typical for inland reservoirs. Best conditions occur with northeast winds providing side-shore conditions. The presence of infrastructure, including a dam and boat traffic areas, requires attention to restricted zones. Water temperatures average around 18°C, requiring appropriate wetsuits. This spot suits beginners and intermediate kiters seeking predictable, small-water conditions with minimal wave action. Riders should check local regulations regarding water use zones and be aware of changing wind conditions common to inland reservoirs.