Testicular epidermoid cysts are benign and rare lesions, comprising about %1 of all testicular neoplasms. Epidermoid cysts usually occur in young men and are detected incidentally by self examination or during routine physical examination. They must be distinguished from teratomas because of their malignant potential. Testis- conserving surgery or orchiectomy is the preferred treatment. We reported the clinical and pathological findings, and discuss the management of testicular epidermoid cyst in a 31-year old patient.