Webster Lake is a small freshwater lake in Massachusetts located between residential development on the western shore and forested areas to the east. The water body covers approximately 2-3 square kilometers with a predominantly west-facing shoreline bordered by suburban neighborhoods and commercial areas. The eastern shore features natural vegetation and islands that provide some wind protection. This inland lake spot experiences very light and unreliable wind conditions, with an average of only 5.8 knots and wind reliability of just 2.9%, making it marginal for kitesurfing. Best conditions occur with northerly winds (side-shore), though such winds are infrequent. The lake is primarily suited to absolute beginners on the rare occasions when sufficient wind occurs, as the shallow, protected waters present minimal hazard but also minimal challenge. Accessibility is limited by suburban development and highway proximity. Water temperature averages 10.6°C, requiring protective gear. Kiters should verify wind forecasts carefully before visiting, as consistent conditions are rarely available.