At camp property, most are named after the guys that erected them in the past back when they were 2 x 4's nailed to the trees. A lot of those guys are now dead, some a full generation ago that I never even met. Those 2 x 4 death traps have been replaced by ladder stands, but the names of the stands live on.
Elsewhere across the mid-Atlantic region, aka in my GPS where I have hundreds of spots marked, I just use a basic abbreviated feature such as XNG, PNT, BNCH, SCRP, BBEDS, DBEDS, etc. and the date. By incorporating the date I can usually relate to when I was there and that triggers enough memory about it, at least places I've been the last several years. TBD in 20 or 30 years how that system works out for me. If I'm scouting and come across a spot that I am really sure I want to hunt, I then make a short video on my phone jibber jabbing about it, specifically about features to look for to nail my access in the dark.