Eligible for Disaster Recovery assistance (for visa extensions) Cooktown’s only rainforest lodge accommodation on a private estate on the northern edge of the majestic Wet Tropics protected rainforest. Presiding over Mungumby Creek in exotic tropical gardens with private bungalows, a main homestead and pool. Native wildlife abounds. The perfect base to explore Cape York & its Aboriginal legends, history, parks & the marine life. Volunteering includes gardening, cleaning, clearing & maintaining walking trails, general property & land maintenance, tree planting, animal protection. Plenty to do all year, we have fun working as a team. Lots of animal species from the rare Bennetts Tree Kangaroo, Quolls to Python snakes & tree frogs. If you don’t like wildlife & ‘crawly’ things, then you will find it difficult. Accommodation for 2 within the Lodge or BYO. Flexible meals with meat & vegetarian. No children. Designated smoking areas only. Negotiable stays. No calls after 6 pm

I joined WWOOF because I wanted to experience life outside of my usual routine as a medical student. I’m eager to learn about sustainable living, improve my English, and meet new people from different cultures. I believe this experience will allow me to grow both personally and professionally. I’m looking forward to contributing to a local community, helping with farm tasks, and learning from those who live closer to nature. I’m also excited to try something new and gain valuable hands-on experience.

I admit I meet someone in a hostel and told me what he did as a woofer. I didn't know before what is it, but after heard him, I was wanting to experiment that, I mean, live in a farm, learn new skill meet new person and enjoy a life far from the city. I search to complete my 88days and I think it could be one of the best way to complete it  

I first joined WWOOF USA in 2022 while living in NYC, seeking a slower, more intentional way to reconnect with nature. My dog Frankie and I spent time on a small homestead in Vermont - enough to get hooked on harvesting, preserving, and simple living. What truly drew me in was learning directly from WWOOF hosts - the human connection, stories, and wisdom shared while working side by side. Since then, I’ve made intentional moves toward this lifestyle, including returning to Australia. After a year on the beautiful mid-north coast of NSW, surrounded by nature, I’m ready to grow and expand further. I recently rejoined WWOOF Australia because it’s a meaningful way to build skills, give back, and connect with communities caring for the land. Now, I’m eager to contribute to projects that support regenerative living and foster more connected, conscious ways of being.

We join WWOOF in order to help hosts around Australia during our trip in the country. For us, it is a good way to improve our English et share experiences with Australian citizens.

We live on a beautiful and remote property in far north Queensland. We also manage the property next door to us and adjoin Mowbray National Park, so if you like nature, lots of space, peace and quiet, then we might be the place for you. We are fully off grid (solar power, pump our own water and grow a lot of our own food). We manage the property purely for maximum biodiversity outcomes and use it for research, education and conservation. The property is not farmed. It is half rainforest and half dry land ecosystems and we have many walking tracks and swimming holes you are welcome to enjoy. We also have platypus in the creek for those keen to spot one of Australia's coolest animals. Our work is usually 2hrs in the morning and two hours in the afternoon (4hrs daily) in exchange for three wholesome meals a day, accommodation and satellite wifi. We usually have a thriving organic vegetable and fruit garden that we produce much of our food from.

Because we want go out of daily routine of work and learn about farmwork in Australia in order to acquire new skills. We want also travel in all Australia country if we can.

Willow Bend Farm is 5 mins from Cygnet. Enjoy lovely walks, bicycle rides and  sweet little beaches. Our 106 acre farm is a beef, vegetable & tree growing operation with numerous dams & sheds, a mixed fruit orchard, vegetable gardens & home garden. We also run a cooking school 'The Farmhouse Kitchen' from the home. Our family provides a warm & friendly environment with lovely meals, with independent accommodation provided. Sorry, no children. Mixed diet, mainly Italian. Duties include feeding & water supply to plants & animals, planting trees, pruning, digging out thistles & weeds, feeding hay & silage to livestock, helping to beautify the farm. Two weeks trial, extensions possible. WWOOFers will be treated as one of our family. Normal courtesy & kindness to others will be expected. No smoking, alcohol, drugs, or unacceptable behaviour.

I want to get a perspective from different parts of the world, along with culinary experience from a wide range of places. I feel that hands on experience is much more important than textbook learning. I also hope to gain a better understanding of the places that the ingredients I cook with come from.

I have had interest in farming and agriculture and find this program would be a perfect opportunity. I am driven by experience rather than how much I can earn, so I am happy to work as a volunteer and contribute to the farming business.

In first, we join WWOOF to learn how to work in Australia especially in farms. Secondly to discover the culture of the country and also discover local people to create interaction, sharing experiences etc... We think WWOOF is a great idea to encourage mutual help and to gather people !

Last year i started traveling arround Europe and New Zealand, what was a nice experience. I introduced Wwoofing into my life and it was such a amazing experience. Learning new things about life and different stiles of living is a very important thing for me these times. For me it is the best way for giving something back to the people, helping them out with all kinds of stuff. It is also a very nice way of meeting local people instead of just traveling arround the tourist spots.  

WWOOFing felt like the perfect way to connect with local communities, learn about sustainable practices, and contribute meaningfully while meeting new people. We’re passionate about animal care and love lending a hand—whether it’s with daily farm tasks, caring for animals, or enjoying a good chat over tea.

Our Place:  We (Jane and Aaron) are hosting a tiny experience from Australian miniature goats, miniature donkeys, miniature ponies (Pepper and Spice) and Aussie White sheep. The hobby farm is situated at Copping, SE coast of Tasmania en route to Port Arthur and 20 minutes from rural town, Sorell.  5 minutes from our place is beautiful beach Marion Bay beach. The property is a mix of pasture, trees and small vegie gardens. There is a tiny home that is used as an Airbnb and a family friendly cottage that we are renovating at present. The farm has 1 friendly border collie. What we offer and what is involved:  We would like to share our time and your time spending with the animals and helping to keep the farm maintained so the animals have the best home possible. This involves brushing the animals, (more like a scratch) hanging out with the animals to aid in human contact, feeding, manure picking up, gardening, pasture management, weeding and general odd jobs. If your a competent horse rider this would be an advantage. Accommodation:  There is a fully equipped bus (shower +toilet+ oven+sink+ queen bed), modern design, dry and tidy.   Plenty of storage and your own garden if your stay is long term.  

'Sat-chit-ananda' is a 43 acre sustainable living demonstration property. We have chickens, goats for milk & cheese, a food forest and off-the-grid house. The remainder of our property is koala habitat & conservation area waiting to be mapped & regenerated. Limited public transport. Can P/U from Kilcoy with prior notice. Volunteering includes weeding, watering, mulching, animal care, food harvesting, fencing, weed management & habitat preserving. Current projects -medicinal herb garden, updating and adding to the food-forest, general maintenance. Varied accommodation for 2 people. Caravans or tents. Children b.a. Shared meals & shared cooking, mixed diet, vegetarians can be catered for. No smoking inside, in designated areas. Prefer stays of 2 weeks or more, negotiable after initial visit.

I’m planning a two-month trip to Australia 🇦🇺, and I’m considering WWOOFing as an option! It’s a fantastic way to fully immerse myself in a new culture 🌏 by helping others 🤝, traveling affordably 💰, and, of course, discovering new organic and sustainable practices 🌱✨.

looking to do my 88 days work in order to renew my WHV and also meet new people and immerse myself in their culture. Still learning english, I am willing to learn more about the australian culture and meet new people.