Prisk Cove is a remote sea cove near Mawnan Smith in Cornwall, England, associated with reported informal naturist use rather than designated provision. Access is on foot by public coastal paths with uneven and rocky sections, so wear sturdy footwear and allow time for the walk. There is no dedicated parking at the cove, and there is no direct public transport to the shore, with the nearest services in surrounding villages, so plan the outward and return walk before setting out. The surface is rock and shingle with a rocky entry to clear sea water, which calls for careful footing when moving across the shore and at the waterline. Tides and currents are variable, and daylight hours around low tide offer easier movement on the shore, so check tidal conditions before walking in and while on the shore. There is no lifeguard service, no toilets or showers, and no food or drink outlets, so bring water, food, sun protection, and warm and windproof layers for the exposed coastal conditions. Little natural shade or shelter means continued exposure to sun and wind during the stay. The setting is generally quiet, and short stays of a few hours are typical because facilities and shelter are absent, so carry what is needed for the visit and take everything away afterwards. Summer brings milder and more workable conditions, but Atlantic weather remains changeable on this open coast. Observe local signs and tidal conditions through the visit, supervise children closely on exposed rock, and use daylight only in this open coastal area with no gated hours indicated.