Visiting the Winlock Egg in Winlock, WA 🥚🐾

Simba 🐾 and I made a fun stop in Winlock, Washington to see one of the state’s quirkiest and most iconic roadside attractions—the World’s Largest Egg! Proudly celebrating Winlock’s claim as the “Egg Capital of the World,” this giant egg has been a local landmark since the 1920s, standing tall as a tribute to the town’s poultry heritage.

📍 Highlights from Our Visit

🥚 Checking out the World’s Largest Egg monument
📖 Learning about Winlock’s egg industry history and its Egg Day Festival
📸 Capturing fun photos and videos with this giant roadside landmark
🚗 Enjoying a perfect small-town stop along our Washington road trip

The Story Behind the Egg

The Winlock Egg has been a community symbol for nearly a century, representing the town’s once-thriving egg production industry. Over the years, the egg has been replaced and updated, but its role as a quirky beacon of small-town pride has remained the same.

Every June, Winlock hosts its annual Egg Day Festival, where locals and visitors celebrate with parades, food, and fun—all centered around this unique piece of Americana.

Why Stop at the Winlock Egg?

For road-trippers like Simba and me, the Winlock Egg is exactly the kind of roadside attraction that makes a journey memorable. It’s quirky, historical, and just plain fun. Plus, it’s a great excuse to stretch your legs, explore a charming small town, and snag some playful photos.

🎥 Watch the Video

Come along as Simba and I visit the World’s Largest Egg in Winlock, WA! 🥚🐾 From history tidbits to fun photos, we’ll share why this giant egg is a small-town treasure worth a stop.

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