We are on 25 acres near the Illawarra Escarpment close to Robertson in the Southern Highlands in NSW. We have sheep, alpacas, chickens as well as three dogs and three cats (indoors only)

I did quite a bit of WWOOFing in New Zealand and loved it. It was a great way to meet locals, experience everyday life and learn new things. For me it’s also a nice change from travelling around – I enjoy helping out and feeling part of a place.

I joined WWOOF to find opportunities to complete 417 visa work while contributing to Australian disaster recovery efforts in a meaningful way. I have resources enough to do volunteer work, and I'd prefer to invest my efforts into restoring and preserving the country. My primary goal is to complete enough work to renew my visa, but I may continue volunteering and learning through WWOOF afterward if I'm able.

I want to make my time in Australia more meaningful. WWOOFing allows me to connect with locals, learn new skills, and experience something unique that I couldn’t get from regular city life or part-time jobs. Australia has beautiful nature and large farms, so I want to experience that lifestyle and learn how people live in harmony with the environment.

I joined WWOOF because I love giving a hand where it’s needed and learning from the people I meet along the way. After working in environmental research, I wanted to get out of the lab and actually work with the land. I learn best by doing, and I enjoy building, growing, helping with animals, and picking up new skills from people who live this lifestyle every day.

🌱 Why I Joined WWOOF I joined WWOOF because I want to explore and understand the connection between nature, design, and sustainable living. I’m especially interested in landscape design and urban planning, and I believe working with plants and the land is essential for building beautiful and practical environments. WWOOF offers the chance to learn directly from people, nature, and experience—not just from books or classrooms. I hope to work closely with hosts who can teach me about gardening, building, landscaping, and farming, and who enjoy sharing knowledge, daily life, and conversation. I would be especially happy to hear from hosts who: Are open to sharing knowledge about gardening, landscaping, or building Enjoy cooking or sharing meals Like talking in English (even simple conversations help me improve!) Please feel free to message me. I reply quickly and am excited to meet kind and inspiring people!

To take part in an exchange of my labour for cultural and technical learning. I enjoy gardening and working outdoors. To make my extended holiday less mundane. Maybe to help me be less afraid of coming across snakes and spiders in Australia.

I hope to find places where I can meet like-minded people and learn and experience about a lifestyle in connection to nature. I like to work in the farm and wake up with singing birds (not traffic) around.

I joined Wwoof to learn about farming and nature in a more shared way than usual, it brings curiosity and new encounter. Also, the fact that it helps farmers while the volunteers are housed and fed.

I'm here to find a way to travel and get to know Australia in a slower and more authentic way. I hope to find a place where we can share experiences in agriculture and sustainable living (specially learning about natural building), while also having some space to relax and take in all the new information. I'd love to share a meal, exchange stories, and hear suggestions (or even an invitation) for birdwatching or hiking in Tasmania🥾🦆 🙂

I want to skill up in my knowledge about agriculture, permaculture, gardening, animals. I began to take an active interest when I lived in Bellingen for a while and helped my parents on their little property well as the community gardens. I also like exploring and want to see more of rural Australia.

I joined WWOOFing to discover Australia in a different way, learn new organic farming methods and work on a farm. I love animals and nature, and I want to meet people from different cultures, share my experience and learn from others.

Just to go to somewhere nice, meet nice people and enjoy some outdoors work, hopefully learn something along the way 🙂 A lot of the woofing has a focus on sustainability which i am interested in and would like to be a part of : )

Small rural property located in bush between town & beach. Alternative building, renovating solar powered, organic veggie & fruit growing & social/community activities all happen nearby. We run a Sustainability Consultancy business from our property, swimming, surfing, farmers markets, yoga, bushwalking all available nearby. You are welcome to join us in social & recreational activities. Accommodation for 2 people in studio or caravan in the bush, use of camp kitchen & shared meals. Mixed diet. No WiFi, phone reception is poor on the property, Telstra mobile booster in main house. Children b.a. No smoking. Prefer stays of 1 week, longer stays negotiable.

I’m a university student and majoring in agriculture and ecology, so I want to work in various farms. In addition, I want to enjoy the unique culture, scenery, and cuisine that can be experienced in Australia. Through working as a WWOOFer, I want to not only deepen my knowledge of agriculture, but also improve my English skill. I’d like to make friends who are from different countries and talk about a variety of things.

Bloomfield Vanilla is a small boutique vanilla farm in the picturesque Bloomfield River Valley owned and operated by Nick and Britta Upite, the property is 6 acres of terraced hillside with views of the Bloomfield Valley and the ocean, the house is open plan with bug proof room for guests.

I am not intending to be a full time commercial farmer in the near future, as I enjoy my current profession. However, I do want to be able to grow my own food, as well as make a bit of secondary income. While in Australia, it is difficult to progress my professional career much because of Visa restrictions, but doing WWOOF will definitely help me learn skills and gain experience for secondary life goals.