As we said in our description, after spending some time in cities, we really want to live experiences closer to nature. We also had to take jobs in the last few years that weren't totally exciting, so it would really nice to work in a place that means something to us. We love working outdoor and discovring new learnings. If we can work with our hands for concrete results, and all that with trees and animals around us, we will be in paradise !

Explore more on organic farming and lifestyle. I am also professional working on sustainability field in a business level. But I am keen to transform my lifestyle to organic way and live in a very different condition from life in city. I did experience 1 time like 15 years ago, but it was not really about working in the farm. I’d love to explore and experience real rural sustainable life in Australia.

40 acre property situated in the Samford Valley, 35km from Brisbane on the foothill of Camp Mountain Ranges. There are 2 established orchards, 4 dams & animals: dogs, chickens, peacocks, geese, guinea fowls donkeys, cows & a camel. Modest accommodation for 2 WWOOFers within my home. A relaxing pool is available for use in the garden. Samford Village & Ferny Grove train station, on the Brisbane line, is only 7km away & reachable by bikes if own transport is unavailable. Volunteering includes robbing bees, bottling honey, fixing & building hives & frames, planting, mowing, weeding, digging, fence repairs, feeding animals & General farm maintenance. Good attitude required. Shared meals, all cook together, mixed diet. No smoking inside. Initial stay 6-10 days min, longer stays negotiable. Can pick up from Ferny Grove Station ( 30 min from Brisbane CBD).

We have a 600 acre property with a selection of animals and activities. We also contract work on two other properties. We are one hour North of Melbourne. We have a range of accommodation services. We also involved in forestry and firewood.

I've always been keen to learn growing organic vegetables. And I've always wanted to stay in beautiful Australia, that's why I joined WWOOF Australia! I'm looking forward to seeing local hosts in near future! I already got flight ticket to Melbourne early on February,2026 :))

We joined WWOOF Australia to experience real farm life, learn new skills, exchange cultures, and start our Australian adventure with locals and farmers.

I first joined WWOOF Australia because I wanted the opportunity to travel and explore a country I've been fascinated by for as long as I can remember. I was lucky enough to meet like-minded and knowledgable people to connect with along the way, whom I learned from, and made truly memorable experiences with, and I did make a positive difference to the environment and took what I learned back with me to my work in the UK. Now I'm ready for round 2; Australia has my whole heart, and there's so much more I can do!

joined again because I enjoyed my first time wwoofing a few years back, and am eager to come back. I like to keep busy during holidays, happy to be working outdoors and maybe learn a few new skills along the way. After work I love to explore the area or go bushwalking

I search for a WWOOF Experience in Tasmania. I try to live and consume in an environmentally conscious and sustainable way. For me it would be really a good experience to learn something more about farming nowadays.

I'm interested in moving in a more rural place to stay in contact with nature and avoid the city rush, meet new people, and start the period of the 88 days of work to renew my WHV.

In 2026, we are planning to use our LSL and take our family on the road around Australia. A big part of this trip will be education for our kids (who will be aged 5-11 in 2026). We think working on different types of farms will be a great, practical, hands-on way to learn a lot about our food and our country, and connect in with the local community. We also think it will be a great opportunity for them (and us) to develop confidence and skills that city kids don't often get much of a chance at. In addition, we're really interested in sustainable farming practices like regenerative agriculture.

To get a cool experience and finish my 88 days at the same time. I also love learning new skills and be surrounded by nature...Plus, I need time to think far from cities

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We are located in the beautiful Yarra Valley just outside Melbourne, Australia.  The area is renowned for it's wineries and natural features such as Mt Donna Buang, waterfalls and the meandering Yarra River.  We run a wildlife shelter, caring for small numbers of native wildlife.  Predominantly kangaroos and possums.

We are a group of 3 friends from France and we are coming to Australia in February 2026. We join wwoof because it’s a great way for us to discover the Australian lifestyle and the different regions of Australia. We are landing in Perth, WA where we wil stay for a month or two then we wil drive to the east coast for the rest of our trip. We are looking to meet Australian people and share some moments together. We have some experience in farming and harvest in France (grape, potatoes and onions). We are ready to help you and learn new skills and we can do multiple tasks like. We are open for every types of accommodation and meal.

I had done wwoofing in England before. It was very wonderful experience, so I want to do it in Australia again. I love animals so much, so I would be very happy if I could work involving animals. I also like eating, so I would like to learn about foods.

I want to join WWOOF because I enjoy stepping out of my comfort zone and trying new experiences. I’m excited to learn about farming, local lifestyles, and work closely with hosts. Even though I have no farming experience yet, I’m motivated, responsible, and willing to try any task with a positive attitude.

We are a couple living off grid on a hill in Royalla, just outside of Canberra. Our property is 300 acres of forested land. We are currently building a sustainable home using stone and hempcrete. We have a garden where we practice Masanobu Fukuoka's natural farming for vegetable growing combined with syntropic agroforestry. We are at the beginning of our journey and the soil is very depleted but we are already seeing good results in these methods. We have sheep, goats and chickens for our own production of meat, eggs and dairy products. There are a lot of farming infrastructure projects on our to do list and we love to make improvements to how we do things all the time. We get temperatures between -6 in the winter to 40+ in the summer. We have lots of opportunities to see local animals of all types.

Akaringa is a 1500 acre wheat and sheep farm in the wheat belt of WA, 130kms from Perth. Our pets include cats, dogs, chooks, ducks, ferrets, 2 horses (broken for riding) and milking cows. Small orchard and veggie garden supply us with fresh food. Certified Organic with SX Certified, so natural methods used on farm. Volunteering includes general maintenance to machines and buildings, sheep, gardening, tree planting, rock removal, wood cutting and weeding. Accommodation for 5 in our home, tent or BYO. We are a family with young children and live by Christian principles. Shared meals, mixed diet. Families welcome and no smoking in doors. Prefer minimum of 3 nights with the option to extend.

I have already done some WWOOFing back in Europe: once for a month in Sweden on a horse-breeding and almost self-sufficient farm, and once for a week in Germany on a cattle-breeding farm. One day I would love to have my own farm, so I’m trying to gain as many different experiences as I can! As I mentioned in my presentation, I’ll be staying in Australia for one year. At the moment, I’m living in Hobart (TAS) while I study at the University of Tasmania, but I really want to travel around and discover all the wonderful and beautiful places this country has to offer 🙂