Egg Island is a small, egg-shaped island in the Yukon River, typical of the many similarly shaped islands and sandbars found along this stretch of the river.

What sets it apart is its suitability as a campsite, a distinction that earned it its name among local paddlers and residents. The island can be reached by a short run downriver and offers a established camp spot on its downstream end.

A grove of spruce shelters a picnic table, making it a practical and pleasant stop for those traveling the Yukon River by boat.