An eye camp is a program or event organized to provide eye care services, including vision screening, eye exams, and treatment for common eye problems, to people who may not have easy access to these services. Eye camps are often organized in rural or underserved areas where there may be limited availability of eye care facilities or where people may not have the resources to access these services.

Eye camps are typically organized by non-profit organizations, government agencies, or healthcare providers. They may involve a team of eye care professionals, including ophthalmologists, optometrists, and other trained personnel who provide services such as eye exams, prescription of glasses, diagnosis and treatment of common eye problems, and referrals for more complex cases.

In addition to providing immediate care, eye camps can also raise awareness about the importance of eye health and encourage people to seek regular eye exams and treatment. They can also help identify people with more serious eye problems who may require further follow-up care or specialized treatment.