Big Reasons to Add Charming Illinois Town to Your Bucket Lists

This small Illinois town may not be Chicago, but it's packed with BIG things you must see. If you want to add a unique spot to your travel bucket list, Casey, Illinois should be at the top.

Small Town, BIG Attractions

MSN Travel recently ranked some of the smallest towns in America worth visiting, and Casey landed in the top 15. Known for its "big things in small towns" charm, Casey is home to some seriously oversized attractions.

From the World's Largest Rocking Chair and Mailbox to the World's Largest Pitchfork, Wind Chime, Golf Tee, and even a Teeter Totter – this little town proves that bigger is better.

Fall is the perfect time to visit Casey, Illinois. With the beautiful fall colors, you can walk through town, check out all the giant attractions, and take your time—no big city rush here. After exploring, you can relax and grab a bite at a local restaurant.

Casey is about a 3-hour and 45-minute drive from Quincy, making it a great weekend getaway. If you've ever enjoyed Ripley's Believe It or Not in Branson, you'll love Casey’s charm. It’s always popping up on lists of the best small towns to visit in America.

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