In exchange for 4-6 hours work Mon-Sat, we offer comfortable accommodation for 1-2 WWOOFers with own bathroom. You will be treated as one of the family. Terrific food, vegetarians catered for. Situated on a scenic bend on the Pappinbarra River, we are surrounded by our own beautiful bush teeming with wildlife. We farm 100 acres with cattle, sheep, free range chooks, vegie garden, fruit trees, bees & farm dogs. We are 30 min from Wauchope (45min to Port Macquarie). Can P/U if arriving by train or bus. Come for a week; longer stays negotiable. General garden & farm work to suit your interests & abilities.

I first heard about wwoofing from a friend of mine, who was in Australia in 2019 and I instantly loved the idea of getting to know locals while doing something good and learning about sustainable methods of eg. farming. I hope that I will learn new skills, improve my English and meet interesting and open people through wwoofing while getting an insight in the life away from tourism.

Located in Cape Kimberley, Daintree Rainforest, we are a 527 acre property with a goal of transforming an old organic banana farm back into lush rainforest, pushing for restoration focused on enhancing biodiversity, creating wildlife corridors for local fauna and a re-connection between primitive rainforest and some of the most diverse and productive mangrove ecosystems in the world. To do this, we will be planting over 360,000 native trees.

16 HA property on the Mornington Peninsula (80 km SE of Melbourne), close to some of Australia's cleanest local beaches. How to get here: Country train is 6 km away and Frankston (30 min drive) is our closest large city.

Situated on over an acre of land, surrounded by native forest and stunning views across the hills - we feel we have found our little spot in paradise. Our Home was termed a 'Renovators Delight' when we bought it un June 2023 so there are many prospective projects everywhere you look (and we dream big!) - We have already put on a new roof, guttering, installed a water tank and gone completely off-grid with our stand alone solar system, planted over 100 native, rainforest, and tropical trees, created food gardens and an orchard from bare pieces of land... and .... in only a few months. Upcoming projects include: Building of a shade house, renovating the camper's ablution block as well as lots of gardening, tidying and dismantling the back verandah. I also seek help with admin/website/social media as a part of my volunteering positions. In exchange for 5 hrs a day, 5 days per week (would love to have help with everything from gardening to building, carpentry and painting), we share our knowledge and practices, offer 3 meals a day (plus mid-morning snacks when you are working),  a bedroom with a double bed on offer or if you wish for more privacy, we have  spaces to camp out with your own accommodation (van/caravan or tent) next to the (yet unfinished) ablutions block where there is power and running water available. Our house is basic, but comfortable, it is after all an ever evolving project!!

25 acres in the foothills of Mt. Roland near Sheffield on the way to Cradle Mt. The farm is run on the Permaculture principles, with a small herd of cattle, some poultry, orchard with mixed fruit, walnut & hazelnut trees, vegetable garden and a black-wood timber plantation. Also We have started build tiny house on the farm in 2023. Gilles of French origin, is a carpenter, cabinet maker by trade & often involved in construction projects & prefers to use natural materials such as mud brick, cob or pressed earth bricks. Work is varied: feeding animals, gardening, picking fruits & nuts, at the end of summer, collecting firewood, building job etc, sometimes it could be woodwork. The guests are treated like part of the family and share main meals in the house and are welcome to share the preparation of the food. We are  eat healthy meal. We do not eat too much meat and dairy products as Koto is learning medicinal cooking. The duration of stay can vary, we like it to be at least 2 weeks but it is mostly decided in the first few days. French, English and Japanese are spoken.

To improve my English skills. I also want to take advantage of the power of action that can only be achieved while still young and gain many experiences that I would not be able to have in my home country. In the future, I would like to use the experience I gained here to welcome people from overseas who want to learn Japanese to Japan as woofers.

We wanted to join WWOOF because we want to learn about sustainable agriculture and different ways people approach agriculture around the world. America does things a lot differently than other countries and we are excited to learn about the ways Australia goes about agriculture. We also want to work towards the greater cause of rebuilding our Earth and truly believe the little steps and actions are what make all the difference. We hope to achieve lasting relationships with the host families as well as getting to serve communities around Australia and learn more about a new place by WWOOFing.

I joined because I wanted to experience cultures and lifestyles from around the world. I am not good at English, but I want to be conscious of communicating actively and be able to understand what others are saying and express my feelings on the last day.

We are a semi-retired couple who has been farming here for 30 years and now with our son Arion who has joined us as the vegetable grower.   We live in a peaceful scenic setting surrounded by forest & incredible wildlife. Great swimming, mountain bikes & bushwalks available. Our house is solar powered & passive. We are a commercial Certified Bio-dynamic farm, growing vegetables & beef. Tasks include vegetable harvesting, working with cattle, firewood collection, etc. We make all our own B-d preparations &  compost heaps.  Our son Arion is market gardening on the property using BD methods, no dig, and runs hothouses in conjunction with outdoor seasonal cropping. A great resource for information and of intensive growing experiences. He can always use assistance too! Accommodation for 1-3 in nearby cabin or simple cabin by the dam. Mixed diet to suit. Meals varied, vegetarian & meat eating, please no vegans or fruitarians. WWOOFers may assist with meal prep. Easy to reach by bus from Perth to Donnybrook. We will pick up.

Everyone has something to teach. Everyone has something to learn about the importance of preserving the environment that provides everything we all need. .

Because like nature. I want to have a wonderful experience. I want to meet a lot of people and feel Australian culture. I want to make use of it in my life from now on.

1. Passion for Horticulture and Sustainable Environmental Practices: Gardening isn't just a hobby for me—it's my jam! I've been digging in the dirt for years, and along the way, I've become totally obsessed with doing it in a way that's good for the planet. Think of me as a bit of a plant whisperer, always geeking out over organic farming methods like permaculture and companion planting. I'm all about keeping it natural, from dodging chemicals to boosting soil health with compost and worm castings. And don't even get me started on water—conservation is key, my friend! I've got this whole drip irrigation setup going on, plus I'm a rainwater harvesting ninja. Because let's face it, every drop counts! 2. Commitment to Environmental Stewardship: Being a good steward of the environment is my jam. Seriously, I'm all about protecting Mother Nature and leaving this planet better than I found it. Whether it's choosing native plants to support the local critters or diving into regenerative farming practices to give our soil some love, I'm on it. And WWOOFing? It's not just about sharing what I know; it's about learning from others who are just as passionate about saving the planet as I am. Together, we're on a mission to make our gardens greener and our world brighter! g

I registered on the recommendation of my Australian friends family who are themselves successful hosts on this platform. What I particularly like about the concept is that you get to know the people's lives and learn about their techniques.

We breed alpacas, goats & have chickens. Volunteering includes feeding animals, halter training alpacas, pruning trees, weeding, fencing, building & repairs, animal handling, mowing, painting, wood chopping & vacuuming poo in paddocks. Accommodation for 3 in WWOOFer room, with own bathroom & a shared kitchen, TV, DVD player & WiFi. We have an indoor heated pool, spa, tennis court, games room & library. Food provided for WWOOFers to cook, mixed diet. Contact Anne or Debbie

Hi everyone, we're looking for some woofers to help out on our 75 acre farm. In exchange for food and accommodation. A bit about us and where you'll be staying. We're a Christian family and we have 9 children but only 5 girls who are at home. We have lots of animals including horses cows dogs chickens a cat and a rabbit. We have a one-acre garden which we grow organic vegetables in and have free range organic eggs. We also have lots of citrus trees bananas trees mulberry trees and fig trees. The woofers are more then welcome to ride the horses, and brush them. The things that the Woofers will be helping us do, gardening whipper snipping mowing doing projects. While having lots of fun in between. Accommodation. The woofers will be sleeping in a undercover camping trailer with a deck around it. Toilet shower and kitchen are all in our house for you to use. We're looking for someone to come and be a part of our family for a period of time to share each other's interest and knowledge. Where located about 25k's out of Coffs Harbour. Nana Glen NSW

I joined WWOOF because I want to support local farms and projects and also I need to sign off my 88 days for my WHV 🙂 WWOOF is such a nice place to find likeminded people. To help others out and to build new roots and mindsets even. I would love to work in projects as social ones, permaculture etc. I’m eager to learn new and also to use my skills i already got.

I joined WWOOF because I planned a longer stay in Australia and love to get a deeper insight in Australian life, to get to know people and get chances to travel places i would not see as a tourist. I am willing to learn and work and hope to meet nice people and enjoy some good moments, which is more important to me than only doing sightseeing.