Southwick Beach is located on the eastern shore of a freshwater lake in upstate New York, facing generally east toward the water body. The spot is characterized by a sandy beach adjacent to shallow water zones and marsh vegetation, indicating a protected lacustrine environment with limited wave generation. The visible infrastructure and parking areas suggest recreational development. Best wind conditions occur with northerly flows that provide side-shore winds parallel to the shoreline. With an average wind speed of 8.3 knots and low reliability at 16.3%, this location experiences inconsistent conditions typical of inland lakes. The shallow water, vegetation barriers, and limited fetch make this primarily a beginner-friendly spot suitable for light-wind practice and progression. Water temperatures averaging 9.3°C require thermal protection. The protected nature minimizes significant wave activity, making this suitable for those learning flat-water techniques rather than wave riding. Kiters should expect variable conditions and plan sessions around wind forecasts carefully.