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    4.6 (37 reviews)

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    Howard L.

    This is one of the best highlights and actually the biggest display in this small beautiful town. Easily located on a corner street by other big objects, this piece is just absolutely fitting. Very well made as my only concern is if this thing rocks on a really windy day

    Jennifer W.

    If you ever get the opportunity to pass through Casey, IL the worlds largest rocking chair (and other nearby world's largest items) is a fun activity that you can do/walk/see in town! Although you can't sit or climb in this rocking chair, it's ginormous size is quite magnificent to see!

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    Richard F.

    This chair is really as big as it looks. Today it was one of the most popular attractions as there was a constant stream of people looking and taking photos.

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    Jason V.

    It's strange that I've visited the world's #1 AND #2 largest rocking chairs, and they are both on historic roads! This one, on the Historic National Road in Casey, takes the line in the Guinness book. It's a great selfie/photo landmark and just a fun, quirky thing to look at. I don't know if there are certain times they let people sit on it - or if they even do at all. Be sure to check out all the other large attractions in this town!

    Kathy F.

    just the sheer size of it takes your breath away it's a world record in size and near many other cool things

    Super cute! Wow what a huge ROCKING CHAIR somewhere in Casey Il. When I say its cute in Casey ITS REALLY CUTE!!!!!

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    David L.

    Another amazing site in the small town of Casey Illinois, known for all their large products they have created. If you look at items in the picture by the rocking chair you will see how large it is. Definitely a place to explore!!

    Gigantic
    Robert Z.

    Visited 2/18/2020 Wow What a great collection of giant attractions. Very Professional and well kept. This is a must see.

    Maureen O.

    Fun quick detour off I-70 Chair and all the things in town were great. The Golf Tee a bit of a disappointment, needs some fresh paint. I would take the time to see it. Worth the time.

    Katie U.

    I had heard about Casey, IL and its collection of the "World's Largest" objects, so on the road trip from IND to STL, we stopped to get gas and check it out for ourselves, as it's halfway between the two cities. Maybe it was the overcast weather, but I was a little underwhelmed. They were fun to see and it's a quick, easy drive from the interstate exit, but there's not much more to the town than that. The rocking chair was probably my favorite! Let's just say on our way home, we stopped in nearby Effingham for gas & lunch instead of coming through here again.

    Rachel W.

    Easily one of the Top 5 coolest things I've seen all year long, or maybe even within the last five years. The rocking chair is enormous and can't be missed. It really sets the tone for everything else you're going to see in Casey. Mad kudos to the generosity of this family and all the gifts they've given this small town. Talk about a unique way to brand or rebrand a community. While visiting today we saw cars from all over the USA. As easy exit off of I-70 and Casey is nicely located between Indianapolis and St. Louis. A Bucket-List must!

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    Laura K.

    So happy we saw the signs on the highway and stopped in Casey, IL. I love roadside attractions like this. Definitely worth the stop because there are so many world's largest items here.

    Peter P.

    This is a sight to behold. We never realized this little town had so many of there's 'Worlds Largest' things. The rocking chair is one of the most impressive for sure.

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    This Rocks!!!! It's huge!!!!!!!!!! I love Casey... It is a great Stop.

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    The wooly mammoth of Culver's in America's Dairyland... but friendly and efficient nonetheless!

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    The golf tee, largest cross, and pitchfork are all located in nearby spots, worth a little detour.

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    The World's Largest Wind Chime

    4.4(31 reviews)
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    hot take, i think it's only worth stopping if you're passing through or it's a short detour rather…read morethan making a whole trip for it. the wind chime is honestly underwhelming, it looks very cool but the sound is rather dull. the teeter totter was not being operated, it was a saturday at "opening" time. the pitchfork is a few minutes down the road (have to drive) and is held together by 4 painted ratchet straps. it is neat, but not worth planning a whole day as there's only really a couple hours of things to do/look at and that's with taking your sweet time.

    Come to Casey and see the World's Largest Things. They're all over town and it's only a couple of…read moremiles off I-70 as you're passing between Terre Haute and Saint Louis. On the the big ones in the downtown core is this, the World's Largest Wind Chime. It is accessed through the patio area of what looks like a cute restaurant, Whitling Whimsy Cafe, which was closed on Sunday when I was here. In fact, most of the town was closed on Sunday. Still, the Things are accessible. The Wind Chime is certified by the Guinness Book of World Records and are 49 feet tall with the largest chime being 42 feet long. There is a center rope pull so that you can make the chimes sound if it's not a windy day. I like that this one is interactive. [Review 19676 overall - 131 in Illinois - 648 of 2023.]

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    Bridgeton Mill

    4.9(17 reviews)
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    The Bridgeton Mill was established in 1823 and is the oldest continuously runing grist mill in…read moreIndiana. Mike and Karen Roe bought the mill in 1995 and have worked feverishly to maintain and operate this 200 year old historical business. My husband and I visited the mill today and Mike spent an hour providing us with the fascinating history and tour of the mill, describing different types of ground flours and meals. He demonstrated how he mills grain. Today, the mill produces and sells a variety of different wheat flours, brans and corn meals. Grains are Amish sourced locally. I purchased blue corn meal, rare Einkorn flour, Miller's blend flour and wheat bran. I also bought a book about the local covered bridges. If you want to visit the mill, go during off peak time, before or after the Covered Bridge Festival. The crowds of tourists during the festival will make it difficult to enjoy and learn about the mill. And if you want to meet Mike, go soon, as he has the mill up for sale. Attached to the mill is a small snack bar that serves sandwiches, beverages and ice cream. The cheeseburgers are served on homemade wheat rolls and are juicy and delicious. Tables overlook the covered bridge and creek. The clerk/cook is friendly. The place is not fancy or upscale, but small town wonderful. There is no charge to visit the mill, although donations are requested to assist with repairs to the dam. Bridgeton Mill is a special place to visit and support a family-run business and learn about Indiana's history. There is plenty of parking and restroom are available.

    It's a new bridge but still done in that classic style. We took this in before the Covered Bridge…read moreFestival so we could enjoy the beautiful area before the crowds. If you come during the festival this place is filled with activities and vendors

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    Bridgeton Mill - Cheeseburger on homemade roll - delicious

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    World's Largest Rocking Chair - localflavor - Updated September 2026

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