Debbie and David are wonderful people , who create a warm and wholesome environment. They take the time to figure out what you want to learn and what you’re good at and involve you in their projects.
6/3/25
View Host Debbie Chalmers & David Galloway

I visited Yan Gurt West Farm between August and September and had an amazing experience. Jill and Andrew are very welcoming hosts, and I immediately felt at home. Besides the incredible beauty of the countryside, with many trees and flowers to admire, the entire Stewart family is very passionate about regenerative farming and sustainable practices.
5/3/25
View Host Jill & Andrew Stuart

We had a great week working at the arts and eco-village. We were welcomed with open arms, and fed the most delicious and generous meals. We worked in gardens, either individuals' or community-run, and on most days with different people. Residents were happy to tell us about how the village works, both on paper and in practice, and we were given an informative tour of the farm part of the village. It's a beautiful environment, with a lot of local native plants in communal gardens, vegetable gardens and orchards, and attractively designed, sustainable homes. Highly recommend!
5/3/25
View Host Aldinga Arts EcoVillage

My son and I had a wonderful stay at sally and Andy’s! They have an absolutely beautiful home and treated us like family! They found jobs that would be suitable for myself and young son to do together! I really enjoyed hearing about their travels and learning from their wealth of knowledge! We would love to run into them again! Xx Anna y Santi
5/3/25
View Host Sally Holmes

I've had an amazing time With Jane and Aaron at their wonderful farm! I had planned to stay for 3 weeks, but stayed for 5 weeks instead and i loved it. The daily work consisted of picking up manure in the paddocks, making sure the animals had food and water and spending time with them.
5/3/25
View Host Jane & Aaron – Gullivers Farmstay

Wwoofing here doesn't merely feel like work exchange for food and accommodation, but rather a cultural exchange and spiritual retreat in the woods. Vajra and Asher are some of the most genuine and kind-hearted people I have met. Work involves some simple gardening, feeding chickens, cleaning and organising the venue for guest stay, simple building and some other odd but interesting tasks.
3/3/25
View Host Vajra & Asher

A wonderful small scale family farm to be apart of! You are immediately part of the family, staying and enjoying Alison’s gracious hospitality. While working with her nephew and great nephews on the farm with the sheep and cattle. I was truly lucky to be there at the right time to work a lot with the sheep. Sorting, weighing them and finally apart of the sheering them!
28/2/25
View Host Alison Miles

Romain and Ines, were fantastic. They worked hard, followed instructions, went above and beyond when the moment came for it. They are lovely good natured people and I would highly recommend them.
1/3/25
View Host Samual Kerr

Kanako worked with us for 2 months to help complete her 88 days visa extension. She followed instructions perfectly and was a great listener. Worked unsupervised and showed great initiative. Kanako will always be welcome back at anytime.
2/3/25
View Hosts Steve & Nora

Gabor was a very happy hardworking intelligent young man. Tried his hand at bees kept calm with his trademark smile. We had him working with us all and he enjoyed working with Omar on the cottage kitchen bit of reno's planting with Omar and Bubba. He mentioned he enjoyed learning from their years' experience. He was always up for anything picking asparagus like a trooper. We said to come back anytime, and we both meant it.
4/3/25
View Host Markham Boston

Viv was with us two times, she was great to have around…painting gardening renovating the wood fired oven building and so on, we had great philosophical chats , solved the worlds problems & drank lots of tea too! Viv is welcome back here any time !
5/3/25
View Hosts Debbie & David

Ashleigh . Well it was a Pleasure to have you here and being your First Wwoof Host . You were so eager to learn so many things . I showed how to Bud Trees . You helped with Picking Vegetables and Fruit , Making cartons . Weeding you done a Teriffic job of doing that 🙂
28/2/25
View Hosts Bruce & Susan Armstrong

Marika and her partner, Bas, came to stay with us for a few days this month. Our only regret was that they could not stay longer! They were the ideal WWOOFers. Friendly, humble, low key, hardworking, independent. Both have experience with gardening and horticulture. Marika's permaculture knowledge was invaluable.
28/2/25
View Host Darryl S

Jip was with us for a year and was the best of the best in every way. She was independent, capable, joyful, knowledgeable and kind. She was excellent company and generous in every way. We miss her and wish her well in the next chapter.
27/2/25
View Hosts Kate & Todd

Thank you so much Sarah for having us and your review. We thoroughly enjoyed our time with you at your lovely property. You spoilt us with your marvellous cooking and your generous hospitality. We are missing our new friends: Wilbur, Biggles and Pablo! The work was varied and interesting and we loved our first encounter with miniature goats. You made us feel very welcome and valued. We would love to visit again one day before too long.
25/2/25
View Host Sarah Windle

This was our second wwoofing experience – and it was, incredible! While we were only at Byralsy’s place for four days, we got to see what a long term, intentional way of living looks like. We stayed in the cob house by the dam, which Byralsy and other wwoofers of the past had made together ....
11/3/25
View Host Byralsy River

I had a great experience with Tim, Amber, and the family. I originally planned to stay for a week but ended up staying for 3—I would have loved to stay longer… The tasks were very diverse, ranging from moving cattle to different paddocks, helping with events at the farm store, carpentry, working in the agroforestry, and many other things. I learned a lot and got to see different ways of working and handling the challenges of running a farm... A one-week stay would not be enough—it’s really worth staying for a minimum of three weeks!!
9/3/25
View Hosts Tim & Amber Scott

I stayed almost four weeks with fraser and kirsti and I had the best time. The work is mostly weeding, planting seedlings or harvesting, you’ll learn a lot about farming from fraser and kirsti though. There are plenty of things to do in your free time, especially exploring all the beaches in the surrounding area is great…I’d totally recommend staying with them. Thank you!!
9/3/25
View Hosts Kirsti & Fraser – Old Mill Road

I had the most amazing experience at Mollies Fram! Sean and Beth were so welcoming and and taught me so much during my stay. I got different tasks every day and got to do everything from herbs and gardening to animal care. All their animals are so adorable and I got to spend a lot of time with them each day. I am forever great full for this experience and can’t recommend Mollies Farm enough!
8/3/25
View Hosts Sean & Beth – Mollies Farm Stay

We - a family of five - stayed with Brad for seven weeks! It was an adventure for all of us and it was great! Thanks a lot for having us on Little Farm! We Love your blueberries, the pond and your dogs. Little Farm is a great place to be! Cheers Mareike and family
13/3/25
View Hosts Brad

One of the coolest experiences of my life! I stayed for around a week and participated in a diverse array of tasks (plucking blackberries, herding sheep, cooking homemade tomato sauce). Roy is the best chef I know (& his prize-winning beer is a must-try) and was an awesome host. His family is very sweet and the Millpost property is gorgeous and rich with history -- I recommend to read the books written by David Watson if you make it to the site. I learned a great deal about permaculture, sustainable farming practices, and healthy & nourishing cooking.
12/3/25
View Hosts Roy Watson