Casey, IL - Casey, Illinois

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A Small Town with Big Things

Casey, Illinois, proves that small towns can dream big—really big. Home to the World’s Largest Rocking Chair, Wind Chime, and Mailbox (among others), this quirky town is packed with oversized attractions and plenty of photo ops to fill your camera roll.

Located perfectly between Indianapolis and St. Louis, Casey is the ideal midway stop to stretch your legs, grab a bite, and marvel at its Guinness-worthy creations. With a welcoming vibe and a knack for turning the ordinary into extraordinary, Casey is a small-town gem you won’t want to miss.

Dawn S.

Fun place, a walking and driving scavenger hunt, most stores n restaurants are closed on Sunday and the teeter tauter is only in operation on Saturday from 10-2. Was still fun n the coffee shop was open. Unique place with really nice landscaping by the attractions. Only need 1 - 2 hours to wander n see everything.

Arynn F.

Casey is a must stop. You have to see all the attractions, local shops, and downtown. The people are very friendly. I love the old buildings and historic houses. This one parking lot had a tile floor from an old building that is no longer there.

Mark P.

A neat little town to visit to look at all of the interesting attractions, including the world’s largest rocking chair, teeter totter, wind chime, mailbox, pencil, and other quirky attractions.
There’s plenty of free parking downtown and it’s a short drive off of the interstate.
There are multiple cafes, restaurants, coffee shops, ice cream shops, etc, and several public restrooms.
Plan on spending a few hours here to wander around and get photos of every interesting attraction.

Lori V.

Great little town! Loved looking for all items. The mailbox is a must do. Everything was just so much fun.

Julie R.

Renting a golf cart to look for the attractions, as noted on the map provided by the Chamber of Commerce, made the whole adventure that much more fun!!

Michelle I.

Great town to visit. It's a must do family fun cheap little getaway. You can see everything in about 3 hours. Loved the walking between each attraction, and the printable online map helped a ton! I would NOT recommend going on a Sunday. Most of the towns shops were closed. They were fun shops you would want to visit too. Wear comfy shoes.

Martha S.

Just a short distance off I-70 is a quaint community full of lots of "large" items. We spent about 30-45 minutes there and saw the things along Main St. We're planning an overnight trip to take advantage of either the "trolley" tour or golf cart rental to "see 'em all."

Many places were closed because it was a Sunday. But the restaurants and shops look as inviting as the "big" items, so we're hoping to shop and eat on our next weekday visit.