I enjoy travelling around Australia and woofing adds to the experience. I drive a van that has been converted to a camper and look forward to getting involved with farms - this time along the East coast, Although I am in my 70's I expect to go on making compost for sometime before I become compost myself.

Far south coast of NSW, piece of paradise 20acre small hobby farm & restoring habitat. Woofers have own separate accomodation in a self contained studio, whilst we live in the main house. Jobs may include gardening, pruning, clearing, and finishing building the mud brick shed, post fires. We have an orchard , a veggie patch & chooks at this stage- with work to do to make it fully functioning. There is a creek and river to swim in, local bushwalks and bike rides. We are on the edge of a national park with amazing views and clear night skies.

I've joined WWOOF to help expand my travelling exeriences and learn about farming and meet people who know about it. I've always had a dream to get "off grid" but have never had the knowledge/finances/confidence to do it. I'd like to meet people who have a similar mindset that the world is way too complicated and we should be able to be "self sufficient" and live in communities that share and enjoy a simple life. I like to get my hands dirty and I like simple down on the earth people who care about their neighbours.

A small cattle farm in the South Burnett setting up for self sufficiency with a food forest and edible gardens. There are many tasks we need help with, from building, fencing, gardening, cleaning and painting among others. A friendly couple in our 50’s with two small inside dogs, some chooks and cattle. Experienced farmers with some knowledge of permaculture, soil health and animal husbandry. Good home cooked meals, queen size room with shared bathroom.

We joined WWOOF because we're passionate about learning the ins and outs of organic farming – it's a skill we're excited to cultivate for our future. We're also eager to meet new people and explore different parts of Australia!

I'm in Australia for 6 months with a working holiday visa to travel in the country. I join WWOOF because i would like to volunteer during this trip. With woofing i'm looking for many things : Meet peoples like foreigners but also australians. It's one of my goal with this trip ; Exchange to improve my english level ; Discover a new culture (traditions, food, ...). I make this trip to open myself up to others cultures ; Develop and learn new skills thanks to differents experiences. I worked in the same job since 8 years. I'm curious and i make this trip to learn several things ; Discover the country with differents experiences trough my travel ; Be useful for hosts. It's important to me ; Woofing is a good way for me to make savings during the trip. I hope to meet you and help you during my trip.

I joined WWOOF because I want to live a real Australian experience, improve my English, and learn new skills—especially working with horses. I love nature, teamwork, and discovering new ways of life. WWOOF feels like the perfect way to combine all of that.

We have come out of early retirement to start up our Boutique Potted Christmas tree farm on small lakeside acreage on the beautiful Atherton Tableland near Cairns in Far North Queensland. Lake Tinaroo is recognised as a world class fishery for large stocked Barramundi fish and social water sports. The Tableland area has a showcase of scenic waterfalls, locally grown produce, restaurants and interesting must see villages. Its Avocado and other tropical fruits and vege farms provide plenty of casual work in season.  We have now been in operation for nearly four years and have grown our stock from seed using solely organic principles. Read the WWOOF Blog about us HERE

Because we’re eager to learn and explore! We’re looking to create experiences and to share a genuine human connection. WWOOFing is the perfect opportunity for us: meeting passionate hosts, learning hands-on skills connected to the earth, and pushing ourselves in the great outdoors 🌾🌞. So, we can’t wait to roll up our sleeves and share this amazing journey with you! 😊

Just to go to somewhere nice, meet nice people and enjoy some outdoors work, hopefully learn something along the way 🙂 A lot of the woofing has a focus on sustainability which i am interested in and would like to be a part of : )

I am eager to immerse myself in the Australian way of life and learn from local farmers and families. I believe that WWOOFing is a wonderful opportunity to connect with others, exchange stories and traditions, and enjoy delicious meals together. I can’t wait to meet new friends, gain valuable skills, and create unforgettable memories during my time as a WWOOFer!

30 acre lifestyle property with land reserved for wildlife located in a secluded, picturesque spot opposite the Toomuc Valley Creek on an unmade road with access to state forests and walking tracks. Equestrian facilities: stables, tack up area, riding menage, agisted horses and one dam. Property is on tank water. Back bush paddock is a home to kangaroos, wallabies, echidnas, magpies, cockatoos, rainbow lorikeets and kookaburras. There are also feral deer on the property. Located 15 minutes from a metropolitan train line to Melbourne's CBD. Host will facilitate drop off and picks ups to the train station for an easy day trip to the city. Wwoofers have their own bedroom with king-single bunk beds including comfortable mattresses and bathroom with a separate toilet. Comfortable 4 bedroom house with an open fire, air conditioning in main living area, fans in bedrooms and a verandah with beautiful views of the valley and established native trees. Beautiful Kilcundra Beach is only 45 mins away and there are several local wineries and an apple orchard which has a cafe. Wwoofers always enjoy a visit to the local animal sanctuary where one can cuddle wombats and often young kangaroos.

We want to join WWOOF because we are passionate about agriculture and want to gain hands-on experience in farming. We believe that practical learning is essential to truly understand how to care for plants, animals, and the environment. In addition to developing farming skills, we want to learn about sustainable practices that help protect nature. We are also excited to experience life in Australia, exploring its unique landscapes, rich culture, and meeting friendly local people. This opportunity will allow us to broaden our perspectives and appreciate different ways of living. At the same time, we hope to improve our English through daily communication with our hosts and fellow volunteers. WWOOF provides the perfect environment to practice language skills naturally while connecting with people from around the world. Overall, we see WWOOF as a wonderful chance to learn, grow, and build meaningful relationships through shared experiences in agriculture and community life.

The next chapter in my life which is the regenerative fashion project, requires me to be one with nature and familiar with the practises on how to live in harmony with nature. I see WWOOF as an absolutely amazing platform to do that! I joined because I’m curious to learn more about organic farming, regenerative practices, and community-based living, not just in theory, but through real experiences alongside people who live this every day. What excites me most is the opportunity to be part of a family or community, to share stories and meals, to help out with practical tasks, and to learn skills that remind me of the beauty and balance in a simpler way of life. For me, WWOOFing isn’t just about volunteering, it’s about experiencing a lifestyle that is grounded, nourishing, and regenerative, and carrying those lessons with me into my future work and the communities I’ll serve 🙂

We're both looking for a new experience in a foreign country, where we can learn about new cultures and languages. We're drawn to the idea of being surrounded by nature, and we think that WWOOF is a perfect project for us.

WWOOF offers us a chance to explore remote parts of the country and learn about farming practices so we can apply them to our own home one day. The quiet and natural lifestyle of organic farming is a great respite from the modern 9-5, and the food we all eat is the foundation of our society so it's important to do it right. We are looking to clock in our 88 days of regional work to extend our Working Holiday Visas and stay in this beautiful country just a little bit longer.

I am looking to try something new while I travel in my campervan which is my reason for joining WWOOF. I have always enjoyed growing my own food when I have had the space but would love to learn about permaculture and working with animals given the opportunity. I would also be keen to do any conservation work required as I am passionate about regenerating our native bush.