About Arrowwood Farm & Events
Arrowwood Farm sits on Riverside Drive near Melbourne, southwest of London, where Kathy and Phil Moddle grow blueberries and cut flowers and host dinners and events. The farm began moving to organic methods in 2016 and follows regenerative practices: no herbicides or fungicides, natural fertilizers through the leaves and irrigation, and netting over the blueberry field to keep the birds off.
Blueberry season usually starts in the last week of July and runs three to four weeks; in 2026 it opened July 17. You can pick your own or buy ready-picked berries, sold by the pound, with containers supplied. Frozen berries from the previous harvest are sold year-round. In August and September, cut-your-own flower mornings run as drop-ins on Thursdays, Fridays and Saturdays from 8:30 to 11:30. A 2026 ticket was $30 per person and includes scissors and a one-litre mason jar to fill with annual blooms; a non-cutting guest is $5 and children under 12 are free.
The farm store sells Kathy's baking, jams and preserves, farm eggs and chicken, and baking can be ordered ahead. The timber-framed Harvest Table Hall, with barn board walls and a fireplace, hosts family-style farm dinners, concerts, weddings and other gatherings; the 2026 Blueberry Festival was held July 25. On select weekdays in berry season there are patio lunches.
R&B Lavender near Mount Brydges is about 10 km north, roughly a 15-minute drive, so a July morning of blueberry picking pairs well with an afternoon among the lavender.
What to do
- Pick your own blueberries, late July into August
- Fill a mason jar at a cut-your-own flower morning, August–September
- Buy frozen blueberries year-round
- Pick up Kathy's baking, jams and farm eggs
- Book a seat at a Harvest Table farm dinner or concert
Season, hours and prices
- Season
- Blueberries from late July for three to four weeks; cut-your-own flowers August and September; events through the year
- Hours
- 2026 blueberry season: Monday–Saturday from 8 am (to 8 pm Wednesdays), closed Sunday, depending on weather; cut-your-own flowers Thursday–Saturday 8:30–11:30 am
- Admission
- Cut-your-own flowers (2026): $30 per person including a one-litre jar of blooms; non-cutting guests $5; under 12 free
Good to know
- Dogs
- Not allowed
- Reservations
- Walk-in
- Payment
- Cash, cheque, debit or credit
Tips for your visit
- Berry hours change with weather and ripening, so call or check their social pages before you go
- Bring sturdy shoes, a hat, sunscreen and water for the flower field; bring your own gloves if you want them
- Call ahead if you want ready-picked blueberries set aside
- Large groups can come with advance notice
Pair it with a lavender farm
R&B Lavender · about 15 minutes away
Pick blueberries in the morning, then drive about 15 minutes north to R&B Lavender near Mount Brydges.
Getting there
Questions
When is blueberry season?
Usually from the last week of July for three to four weeks. In 2026 it opened July 17.
Are dogs allowed?
No. Pets are not allowed.
How does cut-your-own flowers work?
Drop in Thursday to Saturday, 8:30 to 11:30 am, in August and September. In 2026 a $30 ticket included scissors and a one-litre jar to fill.
Is the farm organic?
It isn't described as certified, but it has used organic and regenerative methods since 2016, with no herbicides or fungicides.
🗺️ Part of the guide Things to Do Near the Lavender Farms of Mount Brydges & West of London, Ontario
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