We joined WWOOF because we are very interested in the organic agriculture and cultivation worldwide. After finishing our studies, we'd love to meet new people with a similar mindset and get new insights of working on different organic farms. We're also hoping to get inspired for future jobs/ living situations!

October-December. Spring is here and it will soon be summer. Activities over the next 3 months: seed sowing in veg beds, potting and planting; weeding the vegetables and harvesting for the table, mulching, preparation; mowing, hedge trimming, some project work to redesign garden areas, general tidying of beds and different garden areas. 10 acres/4 hectares on granite-derived soil, the NE facing land sloping towards a fenced and treed creek. A non commercial 'hobby farm' with no livestock. Vegetable garden beds, reticulated irrigation system, winegrape vines, mature River Red Gum and Yellow Box trees, new plantings of mixed native trees and understorey, sowing and establishment of native grasses. Accommodation in our home which offers guest bedrooms and bathroom in separate part of the house to our living area. Learn vine maintenance, wine making (activity depends on timing), propagation, plant protection. Help with general horticultural maintenance.

Welcome to our farm! A 34-acre family farm nestled in the beautiful Adelaide Hills near Clarendon, South Australia. We’re a fun-loving, social family who love meeting new people and learning about different cultures. On our property, we care for sheep, chickens, goats and tend to a growing orchard of fruit trees.

We live on 125 acres in the Yarra Valley- mostly bush for wildlife. We have a reasonable size garden around the house and large edible organic garden, that we use for our own personal use, throughout the year. I am a registered Wildlife Shelter and currently care for 12 larger wombats and support others after soft release, on our property. We are in a bushfire area and are always working to keep our place as safe as possible.

Ten acres in Mount Barker WA, with panoramic views of the Stirling Range, is in the very early stages of development. My father and I built the main house in 2024 and the commencement of the site plan, designed around permaculture principles, will begin when autumn sets in. I live alone and would appreciate a few extra sets of hands. I have studied permaculture online (Geoff Lawton PDC) which has topped up my knowledge and inspired a life long dream to create a sustainable/productive property - i am always excited to learn from others as I know many hold a diverse range of skills and far greater depth and wealth of knowledge than I. 2025’s aim will be the construction and planting of two major swales, among many other tasks and projects. Many hands make light work and two or more heads are better than one. I will be excited for the opportunity to host equally passionate Permi’s and hard workers to help me to get closer to realising an ambition to live sustainably and produce delicious food.

Pesticide-free Blueberry and Waratah farm in the picturesque Yarra Valley. Around 80km east of Melbourne - just follow the Yarra River to our farm. A compact but beautiful farm, you will feel at ease as soon as you arrive. We have endless jobs and would welcome a helping hand to get us through this very productive blueberry season. If you fancy a stint on a blueberry farm, please contact me.  Picking is in the mornings, followed by packing and delivery. It is all weather dependent.

I would like to join WWOOF in Australia because I am very interested in learning about Australian agriculture and sustainable farming practices. I believe that by working directly on farms, I can gain hands-on experience and deepen my understanding of the land, crops, and lifestyle in rural Australia. Another reason is that I would like to stay in Australia for a longer period of time and travel around different regions. WWOOF offers a unique opportunity to explore many areas while being part of local communities, rather than just being a tourist. Finally, I am eager to meet people from different backgrounds and cultures. I believe cultural exchange is one of the most valuable experiences in life, and I would love to share my own culture while learning from hosts and fellow WWOOFers. I am excited to contribute, learn, and grow through this program.

We are nestled on 100 acres of stunning bushland on Wonnarua Country, in the midst of the Watagan forest of the Lower Hunter Valley, 1.5 hours from Sydney and Newcastle. There is a wide variety of wildlife including lyrebirds, wallabies, echidnas and wombats, blue and fairy wrens, kookaburras, satin bower birds, black and sulphur crested cockatoos. We are growing tomatoes, pumpkins, zucchinis, mustard greens, rocket, kale, broccoli, carrots, beans (all types), herbs (all types), citrus, and many other fruits and vegetables. We are in the process of developing a master plan for our property, having moved here in August 2018. We are increasing the number of fruit and nut trees, are continually expanding the vegetable gardens, and enjoy fresh eggs with our 6 chickens and 2 roosters. The property is situated on the crest of a hill, with a beautiful area for camping and meandering in the valley by a natural brook, and another area at the top for workshops and retreats. Keith has a background in Ag Science and biotech start-ups (after a first career as a university professor); Brynnie has been growing not-for-profit organisations in the sustainability, health, maintaining Indigenous culture and social justice space (after a first career in international corporate law) and has studied Zen Shiatsu. Keith has lived in Germany and Brynnie is fluent in Spanish, Portuguese (having lived in Brazil) and gets by in French. Our children are in their mid-20s, having studied art history, philosophy and entrepreneurship, and environmental science, ecology and Spanish. We also have older children (via Keith) and seven grandchildren. We moved to this property in 2018 after having lived in Sydney for more than 25 years. 'Kawalang' means abundance in Wonnarua language. There is more about the property on our website.

One of the reasons I want to go to Australia for a working holiday is because I see it as a chance to step out of my comfort zone and live independently in a different cultural environment. I don’t just want to travel — I want to experience life through work and connection. Exchanging labor for accommodation feels meaningful to me, because it represents a fair and human way of living — one that values effort, trust, and shared experiences more than money. I hope this journey will help me learn how to adapt, communicate across cultures, and find confidence in unfamiliar places. Most importantly, I want to bring back not souvenirs, but stories, friendships, and a better understanding of who I am and what kind of life I want to live.   I’m excited about the idea of learning through hands-on experiences — whether it’s helping on a farm, assisting in a hostel, or doing creative tasks. I see this as a chance to grow more independent, improve my English communication skills, and explore a lifestyle that’s simple but meaningful. For me, this isn’t just about traveling — it’s about stepping out of my comfort zone, discovering who I am, and understanding how people around the world connect through work and kindness.  

I want to join wwoofing organisation to meet people, share experiences, discover new ways of life and to speak English ! This experience will allow me to travel around Australia and meet the locals.

I would like to join WWOOFing in Australia to embrace new experiences, connect with diverse people, and develop skills while traveling. Ready for the adventure!

I’ve joined WWOOF to slow down from the hustle of the city and connect with local people learning new skills in anything related to nature and animal care, especially organic practices and permaculture. I truly believe that the WWOOFing approach reflects my values and I’d like to give my contribution.

A beautiful lush green valley five minutes drive from Maleny. Our three acre property has fruit trees and veggie gardens which always need love and care and native forest which also needs care. There is a beautiful creek and rainforest gully on the land. Maleny has lovely rainforest walks nearby and is only a 35-40 minute drive to the Sunshine Coast beaches.

I wanted to experience life in Australia. I love agriculture and nature, so I wanted to experience it firsthand. I wanted to spend time that I couldn't experience on a trip and broaden my future life options.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience authentic farm life, learn from local hosts, and contribute in a meaningful way. It’s a great opportunity to connect with nature, meet inspiring people, and grow personally while helping out.

Our place is a  small permaculture home garden and orchard,  in the township of Daylesford in Central Victoria.  We are only a few minutes walk from local Kangaroos, the Shopping Centre, Library,  Pubs, Cafes, Restaurants, Walking tracks,  and in summer, Outdoor Swimming Pool. You will have all afternoons and also 2 days off a week.    Learn about permaculture and gardening by the moon.  We really enjoy hosting WWOOFers, and hearing of their travels, and their home country. Our guest room has an en-suite bathroom. You  may like to attend the local Sunday Market.  There is TV and Wi-Fi. There is public transport several times a day - train with connecting bus from Southern Cross Station Melbourne.  Our home is a short walk,  5 blocks from Bus Stop. Stays of  of 1-2 weeks, or longer by agreement. We prefer a couple or 2- 3 friends  or families, who don't mind sharing one room. Work is for about 4 hours in the morning and may include compost making, building new garden beds, fencing, digging, weeding, pruning, mulching or landscaping. You  are welcome, if you are fully vaccinated, and are  non smokers/ non vapers.  Sewing or leatherworking skills would be great, but not essential, Check our  reviews     We would love to hear from you!

We run a small regenerative/biodynamic hobby farm in Perth Hills. Our main produce is, Bath Milk” and we consider ourselves a micro dairy. We have 5 milking cows, meat cows, sheep/lambs, chickens, bee hives and an orchard of 300 fruit trees! We live very simply, consciously and low-tox. We are seeking assistance with (not all but some) of the daily tasks including animal feeds, maintaining the orchard and possibly assisting with the dairy packaging.

Have a chance to live with local Reconnect with nature To practice and improve my English language skills Although I don’t have professional knowledge yet, I am very interested in dairy farming and agriculture.

I decided to join the WWOOF program because I wanted to experience life in a different country and learn how people live close to nature. I’ve always been interested in farming and sustainable living, and I think working and living on a farm will be a wonderful opportunity to learn new things and grow as a person. I also wanted to join WWOOF because I love meeting new people and learning about different cultures. I believe that staying with a host family is the best way to experience local life, improve my English, and make real connections with people. I’m really excited to help with daily farm work, learn from you, and share my culture as well. I hope to be a positive part of your family and make great memories together during my stay. Thank you for welcoming me into your home!