I had a beautiful time years ago WOOFING in Sweden. I have some more time up my sleeve to WOOF again this year.  

My relative was a WWOOF host in Japan, so l decided to try using the WWOOF system overseas. I've always dreamed of living abroad, and I want to be able to converse smoothly in English with local people.

I joined WWOOF because I am ready to experience new adventures away from home. WWOOF allows me to get to know the culture and the way of life of the people in Australia. My boyfriend lives on a farm with 40 cows and several thousand chickens. Sometimes I help out in the barn. I really enjoy working with the animals and doing other work on the farm. When I was a child, my grandfather had a small farm with sheep, horses, rabbits, cats and goats. Even back then, I used to go there once a week and spend time with the animals. That's why I can imagine working on a farm, but also in private households. I hope that I can get to know the local people better through WWOOF. I am very interested in the culture and way of life in other countries. I would therefore be particularly pleased to be able to experience their everyday life with my host. In my opinion, participating in WWOOF is a very good way to travel Australia, work there and create many valuable memories. I am looking forward to being a part of it very soon.

I want to know the origin of the place and learn about the weight of life. Because they can also be the source of my artist activities. And, I want to get along with my host's family like a second Australian family. Also, I want to gain knowledge and experience in agriculture through my work. And, I want to broaden my interest.

Opportunity, connection , experience, a greater sense of what's important. To learn new skills and greater understanding on what ever levels I'm presented with and happiness.

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, establishment & 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.

375 acre forest and farm with a majority in plantation forestry. Cattle on recovering / developing pasture - using rotational grazing methods facilitated by electric fencing. Firewood business operated by a lessee / land sharer using coppice E. globulus resource.  Biochar kiln to utilise waste wood. Large vegetable garden. Hot house with raised beds. Substantial composting.

Great way to make new friends. Looking for work on the land.Need somewhere to live. Willing to work for food and accommodation. Wanting to meet new people and make a long lasting connection.

My intention for WWOOFing is to connect with new people, ways of living and share knowledge. I am on a solo trip up the east coast during a transitional time in my life and am seeking expansion and inspiration.

Certified Bio-dynamic since 2001, our horticultural property is in the scenic Wirrabara Forest of the Southern Flinders Ranges. We grow a variety of fruit and veges, and keep free-range poultry, cattle and sheep. We appreciate help with picking, drying, preserving, packing, jam making, gardening & property maintenance. We attend local farmers markets and shows. Accommodation in self contained granny flat or large caravan. All meals with us. We are 55km from Port Pirie and 11km from our nearest town, Wirrabara. We invite you to be part of our environmentally supportive lifestyle. Short or long stays welcome.

WWOOFing in all its various forms has been part of my world for over 10 years. Needless to say I love it! In amongst plenty of hard work I've met some wonderful people, learnt an incredible amount both in terms of farming practices and different cultures and ways of life.  

Beautiful 56 acre mountainous property, completely off grid  with  a small hardwood  house /cottage that I have built using  milled  wood from trees on the property , with lovely views  everywhere . Also doing a lot work to improve the land and infrastructure. There are over 5 kilometers  of walking trails through gorgeous forest, on this completely vegan property,  with mountainous views all over  ranging from 150 to 230 meters above sea level. The beautiful forest trails have  old growth national park like forest at the very top. Lots of wildlife to see , with  all kinds of exotic birds , including  families of black cockatoo's which live here in the pine's, and beautiful little kingfisher birds, yellow robins, willy wagtails and  kookaburras  to name a few. We have  recently found koalas living on the property in the flooded gum trees, with many wallabies and goanna's  are everywhere in summer ! Lots of lovely contemplative spots to sit /relax ,  meditate or just ponder the world . Located 10 minutes to a pristine beachs of Pottsvile and Wooyung  ,15 minutes to Brunswick Heads,  and 25 minutes to Byron bay. 2 outside hot water showers , one with an amazing view. Regularly go to town and to the beach mostly everyday. Volunteering includes creating vegan dishes, mulching and planting new fruit trees, weeding, maintenance , house/cottage  building and planting of  veggie gardens, house maintenance, help with food prep & many other light duties. Fast Internet is available with excellent mobile phone coverage/reception all over to stay in touch with  family. This is a vegan property. No smoking.  Initial trial stays for 3 days preferred then negotiable.

After spending some time back in Canada, I decided to return to Australia so I am now only 4 weeks on a dairy at Ouse, Tasmania to try something new. While I absolutely love Tasmania's and all the untouched natural area, I am not keen on this particular dairy farm at all nor all the dodgy chemical spraying they are expecting of the role. So I thought this would be an excellent jumping off point to get a quick change and figure out what I am doing with my life... all while still getting to enjoy Tassie, learn alternative more viable options for the land, and perhaps best yet get to meet people making new conections! That is the hope anyway! Afterwards I would love to travel the south coast over to Western Australia so if all goes well, this Wwoof thing could be a cool way to explore some new terrain. I do not own a vehicle here...still got to figure out how exactly I will make this happen.

The first time I knew about WWOOF was from a friend who told me a story about it. I was very interested in this organization and I decided to join it. Originally I was interested in agriculture, dairy farming and Australia.WWOOF is for me! But I can’t  speak English very well so I was afraid to participate. Now still I can’t speak English great so I’m learning  how to communicate by English in the Philippines. I would love to achieve Australia.

We decided to join WWOOF because it seemed like the perfect blend of adventure and meaningful work and aligns with our values! After years of studying biology and environmental science in classrooms, we’re ready to step outside, experience real farm life, and learn in a hands-on way. We’re excited to meet passionate hosts, hear their stories, and be part of their day-to-day. It’s a fun opportunity to connect with nature, contribute to sustainable living, and make some great memories along the way!

'Little Farm' is a 17 acre lifestyle and hobby farm on the edge of Trentham in Central Victoria. The winters are very cold here, but the area grows excellent blueberries which are harvested on Little Farm from January to April. All horticulture on the property is conducted chemical free. 270 blueberries were planted in 2015 and have been producing well over the past few years though are lots of different opportunities for work on the property. Kangaroos are a problem on the property and fencing the out areas of the property is becoming more of a necessity as their number increase. The property is walking distance to town (about 20mins) which has a supermarket, bank, petrol station, sourdough bakery, lots of cafes and two hotels.

We would like to learn new things and discover the world of wwoofing We are determined and motivated to work, of course we are not afraid to get our hands dirty

I want to join WWOOF to gain hands-on experience in organic farming, connect with people from diverse backgrounds, and learn more about sustainable living. It’s a great opportunity to explore new cultures, work closely with nature, and contribute to meaningful projects. I'm excited to grow personally and make lasting connections along the way!

Welcome to our beautiful small acreage property in the fertile northern rivers in New South Wales. We have 14 acres of natural beauty which includes Koala food trees, regenerated rainforest, tropical fruit trees and vegetable gardens. We grow produce for ourselves and to share with our neighbours and friends. We don’t sell any of our produce.  We enjoy growing citrus, black and white sapotes, paw paw, passionfruit, Davidson plums, lemon myrtle, aniseed myrtle, figs, dragon fruit, macadamias, pecans, mulberries, Jaboticaba, bay tree, chilis and seasonal vegetables. We love our free-ranging chickens and enjoy spotting koalas, goannas and many beautiful bird species. We are a busy family with 3 young children, two working professionals and our Au Pair. We live 3km from the beautiful beach and a short drive to many interesting daytrips including beaches, rainforest and waterfalls.