The Ruyang basin is a Meso-Cenozoic graben basin in western Henan Province. A dinosaur fauna, represented by giant sauropod dinosaurs was discovered in 2006. This paper describes several dinosaur eggshells recently discovered from the Lower Cretaceous Haoling Formation in the Ruyang basin. Based on analysis of the following macro and micro characteristics, these eggshells can be assigned to Elongatoolithus (Elongatoolithidae): dispersituberculate or linearituberculate ornamentation; two-layer eggshell structure that consists of a cone layer and a columnar layer from the bottom to top; cone layer composed of closely arranged cones; undulating parallel accretion line in the columnar layer. This discovery marks the first record of Elongatoolithus in the stratum of Early Cretaceous, which expands the geohistorical and geographical distribution of this oogenus. According to the previously known fossil connections, these eggshells may be related to the oviraptorrosaurs in the stratum such as Luoyanggia liudianensis , indicating a suitable living and breed environment for these dinosaurs at the late stage of Early Cretaceous in Ruyang basin.