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!

Friends of mine have tried WWOOFing in different countries and they all found it to be perfect for meeting new people, learning new and further developing their skills, and to exchange knowledge. I'd love to make that experience as well, and contribute to meaningful projects with my energy and care.

I Joined WWOOF in order to slow down and meet new people within the communities I am exploring. I love hearing others values and learning new skills. To me WWOOFing is a way to give back to a community in a low impact way.

After working in Australia for over a month, I realized this wasn't the way I wanted to experience Australia. My original purpose was to see the world and improve my English. My main goal wasn't to earn money, until a fellow traveler told me about volunteering. So I decided to apply and see, even though I don't have much time left. I hope to truly experience the Australian way of life before leaving. Thank you.

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.

I enjoy meeting new people, learning, and discovering new places. I am very curious and I love to talk. I think WWOOFing could perfectly meet my expectations. I also like to feel useful and to help others.

In 2024 Agnes and James left Sydney, buying a 25-hectare plot near Krambach, in the beautiful Mid North Coast region of NSW. Not long after, Claire, Agnes’ sister and agronomist joined, together with Olivier a compost enthusiast and passionate cook. Together with the help of regular visitors and friends we’re slowly bringing our patch back to life, restoring soil health, reintroducing native plants, and finding better ways to grow our food. We are applying Syntropic farming, an innovative approach to regenerative agriculture, to our plot of land . Thinking holistically about regeneration including water sustainability (keyline design, creek restoration, maximise water retention in soil), energy sustainability leveraging solar and gravity, food self-sufficiency, maximise biodiversity and life, investing in the community and having fun !

We are situated at the base of the Tomowin Mountain Range that divides Queensland and NSW. We are close to Mt Cougal National Park, where meandering natural rock pools wind through the tranquil rainforest. We are also close to Currumbin beach. Although we are in the rural sector , our property is a compact average suburban block of ground. Still we have a good variety of organic tropical fruit and citrus trees, and a compact garden.

We’re traveling to Australia while taking a winter break from our own organic farm in Sweden. We want to combine meaningful work with the joy of exploring your country and connecting with nature. Through WWOOF, we hope to meet like-minded people who share our values around sustainable living and organic farming. We’re excited to exchange knowledge, learn new skills, and experience Australian farm life. We’re also seeking inspiration for opening our own ecotourism project and welcoming future WWOOFers to our farm.

Join Our Vineyard Family in Tasmania! Hello! We’re Victoria and Ben, along with our two energetic boys, Raphaël and Eric, and our lovable dog, Milla. We run a small, family-owned vineyard on the beautiful Tasmania Peninsula, and right now, we could really use an extra pair (or two!) of hands. If you’re passionate about gardening, or just looking to get your hands dirty in the great outdoors, we’d love to have you help with daily tasks like vine tucking and pruning—perfect for the season! We’re offering a cozy studio overlooking the vines, complete with its own bathroom and toilet, so you can enjoy your privacy while staying right in the heart of the vineyard. Plus, you’ll have access to Wi-Fi for when you need to unwind. Meals are on us! We enjoy delicious, locally sourced food, and we’re happy to accommodate different dietary preferences. We ask that you pitch in with cooking, cleaning, and just being a positive, friendly part of the team. If you’re interested in joining our little slice of paradise and making some great memories together, don’t hesitate to reach out! Please note also that the Tasman Peninsula has very little transport (e.g. only one bus a day!), having your own vehicle is preferable. Update: we will be gone camping for a few weeks end of May/early June - best to you in the meantime! Cheers, Ben, Victoria, Raphaël, Eric & Milla

Small hobby farm in a stunning location on the NSW Central Coast Currently operating as a Farm stay, Events Hub and Organic food Producer (non certified) We currently have Alpacas, goats, cows, ducks, chickens and 5 border collie dogs. We are just over 1 hour north of Sydney on 12 lush acres with a large veggie garden. We have a self-contained cottage that we rent out through Air BnB from time to time.  It's very comfortable and any woofers would have access to the cottage for their stay. We grow a decent variety of produce in the veggie garden using natural practices along with honey, eggs and some meat from time to time. We have a fantastic network of lovely neighbors and some great bush walks nearby. We are a family of 4 and would love to share our farm with you 🙂

I just arrived back in Tasmania, I have a lot of experience in farm settings and I need a place to stay : ) Also plan on starting to work on a farm in 2026 as a job here, and I enjoy working on farms.

I like to meet and connect with locals and other travellers too, to share experiences and storys and to be temporarily part of a place. I made great experiences in New Zealand already that I‘ll never forget and in Europe via the Workaway platform as well.

I appreciate nature, simplicity, and the connection between people, the earth, and animals. I’m eager to meet those who understand and respect the land, learn how to plant and harvest, and work towards self-sufficiency.

We run a horse business and are located on 150 acres. We have horses, donkeys, poultry and sheep. We grow organic vegetables and fruit tree plantation.