Big Reasons to Add Charming Illinois Town to Your Bucket Lists

This small town in Illinois may not look like Chicago, but it has a lot of interesting things to see. If you want to add a unique place to your travel list, Casey, Illinois should be first on your list.

Small Town, BIG Attractions

Recently, MSN Travel rated the best small towns in America to visit, and Casey made it into the top 15. Known for its "big things in a small town" charm, Casey has some seriously big attractions.

From the world's largest rocking chair and mailbox to the world's largest fork, chicken bell, golf clubs, and carts, this small town proves that more is better.

Fall is the best season to visit Casey, Illinois. The beautiful fall foliage will allow you to explore the town and explore the huge attractions. After exploring the town, relax with a meal at one of the local restaurants.

Casey is about 3 hours and 45 minutes from Quincy, making it a great weekend getaway spot. If you've ever enjoyed Ripley's Believe it or not in Branson, you'll love Casey's charm. The town consistently appears on lists of the best small towns to visit in America.

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