Hi Warin61. Thanks very much. I'm just starting out so it'll take me a bit to get the hang of this. There is no actual nature reserve there, I just called it that to indicate that it is native trees there (instead of african boxthorn).
There is no campsite. I overlayed my GPX tracks to confirm which tracks are actually still in use. My family owns the island, so I have an intimate knowledge of all areas of it. Many thanks, Jan

I'm just creating a new point, as I'm not sure how to restore the old one.

I've figured out the satellite image layer. Thanks anyway

Thanks for your response. I'm not familiar with how to restore it to the map. Would you be kind enough to tell me?

Also, is there a way to display a basic aerial / satellite photo layer when editing?

Normally I would agree, your interpretation would be accurate. However, those familiar with the local area know it as "Bird Crap Rock". It is a landmark frequently used for both terrestrial navigation on the island as well as marine navigation around the island. It is the southern-most tip of the island - a well known location for those familiar with the island.