- Established: In 1910, by Central Pacific Railroad
- Origin of Name: Named for the watercress in the stream near the camp
- Miles from San Francisco: 699.8
- Used by Railroad: 1910- about 1940
- Railroad Function: A principal freight and siding for area ranches in early 20th Century; railroad documents of 1926 recorded corrals, a barn, a stock pond and landing platform,
- Historical Overview: Artifacts and field investigations suggest that Watercrest was established when Terrace was abandoned, two miles to the east; early in the 20th Century the Terrace waterline was rerouted to Watercress and south to the Lemay siding on the Lucin Cutoff
- Location: 2.3 miles west of Terrace
- No population figures for this Northern Utah rail siding
