December-March. Summer is here and it is hotting up. Activities over the next 3 months: maintaining plants 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.

It gives me a lot of peace and satisfaction to deal with animals. I enjoy caring for them, observing their behavior and making sure they feel comfortable and safe.I used to ride horses for almost 2 years. It was great interacting with the horses and working with them. Dealing with animals helps me relax and gives me a sense of responsibility and satisfaction. I also think it is important to learn where our food comes from and how it is produced. Learning about growing vegetables and other products really appeals to me, because I enjoy eating tasty and healthy food. By understanding how food is grown in a sustainable and responsible way, I can be more conscious about what I eat while increasing my knowledge about nature. For me, caring for animals and enjoying good food is a way to relax and enjoy everyday life.

I own 25 acres of steep, rocky land in W Tree in the foothills of the Snowy Mountains. Over almost 35 years I have built (with considerable help) a lovely passive solar mudbrick house, planted crazy numbers of trees, gardened and raised my wonderful son. In many ways, I have worked towards a dream from my early 20's to build a country life. My place is lovely. The vast expanse of bushland that surrounds it is beyond spectacular. As age and a dodgy back now limits my ability to do the physical work needed here, I am increasingly inclined to welcome wwoofers who are younger and fitter than me. I happily repay them with good food and a homely environment and an introduction to both W Tree and my greater area. Having grown up in Wulgulmerang (30ks up the road) I know thw area and it's inhabitants well. We can Sign off on your 2nd Year Visas as we were affected by the 2019-2020 Bushfires. PLEASE NOTE: MUST be fully Vaccinated- thank you

I have love for nature and how nature work. I want to get first hand experience while its still not too expensive. Also it will keep me busy and i hope it can improve my mental and physical health.

I joined wwoof to look for opportunities and experiences to expand my knowledge here in Australia! I'm particularly interested in permaculture and sustainable farming!

We are looking for new experiences and meeting interesting people. We are travelling around Australia and want to stop and experience some of the many different regions of this great country that we haven’t had the chance to get to know yet.

I've decided to join the WWOOF community because I wanted to connect more deeply with nature and explore sustainable living through eco-farming and permaculture. Having been in Australia for almost four months now, I’m excited to get hands-on experience working on a farm, especially since I haven’t had the chance yet. I see this as a great opportunity to learn, contribute, and grow, all while fulfilling the 88-day requirement for my Working Holiday Visa. With a background in healthcare and sports, I’m used to being active and helping others, and I’m really looking forward to using that energy in a farming environment. I love the idea of working in an off-grid lifestyle, simplifying things and focusing on the essentials while creating meaningful connections and memories. I also have my own transport, so I’m flexible and eager to explore new places and opportunities. Overall, joining WWOOF feels like the perfect way to immerse myself in Australian culture, share quality time with others, and make a real impact.

there is no time like the present.

Discover life on two remote organic cattle stations in Queensland’s iconic Channel Country — Cannington Station near McKinlay and Montague Downs just outside Boulia. This is true Mitchell Grass Country: endless sweeping plains mixed with about 20% river systems that flood every few years, leaving behind rich bull Mitchell, permanent waterholes and thriving wildlife. The land is green and alive after a big wet. Helpers get involved in mustering, caring for dogs, cooking, cleaning, vehicle work, and exploring the property in buggies. At times you may even join station flights for work or joy rides. Pure outback living at its best.

Currently I'm taking a break from university so that I can explore the world and meet many new people and cultures! Hopefully, I would love to keep connections with hosts or with the people I met even after staying and reunite in the future!

I joined WWOOF to expand my worldview and learn from shared and varied life experiences. I wish to challenge my routine, meet new people and have an adventure! I am excited at the prospect of seeing Australia from a difference perceptive outside of the city rat-race.

350 acres on the escarpment 10 min from Byron Bay, adjacent to small remnants of subtropical rainforest. We run 150 cattle and grow  pecans. We are pursuing biological farming practices. We are active in Landcare and are replanting the Riparian zones on the farm. Volunteering includes cattle handling, fencing, maintenance of rainforest plantings, weeding, harvesting of pecans, and vegetable gardening. Accommodation for 4 in our home as family with flexible meals. No children. No smoking inside.

Welcome to our  hobby farm just outside Gloucester, NSW. We care for the land with sustainable, chemical- free practices, planting native trees for Koalas and tending goats, chickens and a veggie garden. Helpers enjoy staying in a cosy self-contained cabin.

We are on 100 acre farm, in Dewars Pool, Western Australia . Our main work is Pastured eggs, we have 3 chicken caravans 450 , total of 1500 laying hens, our hens run wild and free in the Paddock just like a nature intended them to be . We also Alpacas to guard the hens from foxes and  black face Dorper Sheep. We are not certified Organic but we practice organic ways, we don’t use any chemical on farm. We are passionate about our farm and all our animals are very well cared for and loved. We also have dogs, cats, Geese and duck.

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 decided to join WWOOF because I wanted a deeper, more authentic connection to the world around me. Traveling has always inspired me, but I realized that simply visiting places wasn’t enough—I wanted to experience life from the perspective of the people who care for the land. WWOOF offered exactly that opportunity. By working on organic farms, I can learn practical skills, understand sustainable living, and contribute to something meaningful. I was also drawn to the idea of cultural exchange. Staying with hosts, sharing daily routines, and learning from their experiences allows me to form genuine relationships rather than staying on the surface. WWOOFing lets me step outside my comfort zone, grow personally, and live more intentionally. Ultimately, I joined WWOOF to learn, to connect, and to make a positive impact while exploring the world in a mindful and respectful way.