Eyes on Litchfield is a family eye care practice in Bantam, about 15 miles and a 25-minute drive from Woodbury via CT-132. Woodbury is well known as one of Connecticut’s antiques capitals, with a historic Main Street lined with shops, and we welcome patients making the drive from throughout the town.
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We handle comprehensive medical eye exams (including glaucoma and cataract screening), contact lens exams and fittings, and a full eyewear collection, all in one visit.
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Medical exams, contact lens fittings, and eyewear are all handled here — no separate trips to an optometrist, an optical shop, and a specialist.
Pediatric eye exams are one of the most common reasons Woodbury families make the trip, especially ahead of a school vision screening.
We send exam findings back to your other providers, so nothing falls through the cracks between visits.
Take CT-132 toward Bantam; Eyes on Litchfield is about 15 miles away on Bantam Road, roughly a 25-minute drive. Parking is right in front of the practice.
"...it’s a fun and well curated space, a really cool selection of frames that aren’t typical finds. More of a boutique experience without the price, also are really great in quality, manufacturing and design."
"So friendly and extremely knowledgeable! They're amazing at picking the right glasses for your face, a true talent! she explained everything every step of the way and I even got a little lesson on the optic nerve"
"I have struggled a very long time to get the right glasses with the proper prescription...
Everyone at Eyes on Litchfield takes a personal interest in anyone who walks in through the door"
About 15 miles via CT-132 — most patients call it a 25-minute drive.
Yes — all new patients, including those coming from Woodbury, can book online.
Booking, the exam itself, and what happens afterward are all laid out on our What to Expect page.
Yes. Parking is right in front of the practice on Bantam Road.
If you’re in Woodbury and it’s time for an eye exam — for yourself, your kids, or both — Eyes on Litchfield is worth the short drive.
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