Wita Lake is located in Blue Earth County, Minnesota and features a concrete public boat launch. The lake contains two islands, which inspired its name - "Wita" comes from a Sioux language word meaning "Island Lake."

The lake sits at a elevation of 997 feet and is surrounded by other recreational waters including Albert Lake (1.4 miles away), George Lake (1.5 miles away), and Lake Washington (2.2 miles away). A concrete launch ramp provides public access to the water.

Summer high temperatures typically reach the low 80s (°F) in July and August, with winter lows frequently dropping below freezing from November through March. Average monthly precipitation ranges from around 0.5 inches in February to nearly 5 inches in June.

The lake is located approximately 4 miles from Eagle Lake, MN and 7 miles from Mankato. Notable nearby features include Sugar Grove Cemetery (1.2 miles away) and several county drainage ditches. The lake's position in south-central Minnesota places it in an agricultural region.

When planning a paddle on Wita Lake, bring required safety equipment including life jackets, and take time to assess conditions when you arrive. The concrete boat ramp is the main access point, though paddlers should note that water conditions and facilities can vary throughout the season.