I joined WWOOF because I’ve had friends that have done it and seems like a great way to meet new people and learn some new skills in the process. I’ve stayed in Sydney for the past few weeks and am now looking to explore the wilderness that Australia has to offer

I would like to join WWOOFing in Australia to embrace new experiences, connect with diverse people, and develop skills while traveling. Ready for the adventure!

We are close to the ocean and beaches, we have some wonderful State and National Parks, natural reserves and bushland nearby. We live on 13 ac on the edge of the township of Koroit Victoria Australia, we have chickens, 2 whippet dogs, a cat and 7 horses. We have a spare bedroom and separate bathroom, WiFi, and we share the kitchen.

We want to get a farm job, So we need a staying place . And we want to learn and help a organic farming style. This WWOOF System is good for us. We believe that beloved crops are delicious. We want to learn "how to grow delicious foods ?"and seek the delicious foods that we never eat.

I want to make my time in Australia more meaningful. WWOOFing allows me to connect with locals, learn new skills, and experience something unique that I couldn’t get from regular city life or part-time jobs. Australia has beautiful nature and large farms, so I want to experience that lifestyle and learn how people live in harmony with the environment.

I’ve heard from multiple friends who have done it that it’s an amazing experience, you make a difference, you’re well looked after and you meet amazing people whilst doing it. We are hard workers and love helping out where we can.

Our experience and backrounds give us a general picture about work and responsability. We know that your house is not a hostel and it's the reason why we try wwoofing. We aim to learn something new, help you, visit new places, meet people and be a part of a daily life. We believe to be sociable and enthusiastic as individuals and couple as well. PS: If you want to know anything more, don' t hesitate to contact us! (Yes, it´s the same you can read in section About us. We think it´s the best summary about us)

I join WOOF because I want to travel all around Australia and I'd like to meet peoples as well and Woof seems to be the perfect place. I travel alone, so i't an opportunity to learn about australian culture, myths, way of live.

We live on 4 acres (about 1.5 hectares) with our big friendly dog Elvis, our rescue tabby cat, a large vegetable garden, many different fruit trees, and livestock for meat and eggs (cattle, sheep, pigs, chickens). Ad works in IT from home and is pretty busy with that, so you will mainly be assisting Tinker with the farm work.  

Hi there lovely WWOOFers! Sam (37) Clara (31) and Reilly (1.5 in 2020) here. While Reilly was just a twinkle our eyes, Clara and I spent 4.5 years travelling Australia in our awesome veggie oil-powered Landcruiser, searching for the most beautiful spots to set up camp and call home for a week or two. After our first 3 month tour of Tasmania, we just fell in love with the place, returning every summer for more of the same. Somehow we just knew we'd end up here. As we travelled, we gained a real appreciation for simple living and developed a taste for the best organic local food sourced from farmers markets as we went. This just helped fuel the dream of a beautiful camp to set up in permanently, and do our best at living a low impact, natural, self-sufficient, homesteading lifestyle. When 6 months pregnant, out of the blue, the bank of Dad called up and offered a loan to help make our dream come true. And we‘ve always dreamed big.

I joined WWOOF because I wanted to step outside of my familiar surroundings in Germany and truly immerse myself in a different culture. Traveling can sometimes feel distant or superficial, but WWOOF offers the chance to live and work alongside locals, which to me feels much more authentic and meaningful. A friend recommended the program, and the more I learned about it, the more I felt it aligned with what I was looking for. I’m especially drawn to eco-friendly farming and sustainable lifestyles. Instead of a commercial or tourist-oriented experience, I hope to contribute to something more grounded: working with the land, learning practical skills, and being part of daily life. I see WWOOFing as not just a way to travel, but also as a way to grow personally, gain new perspectives, and connect with people who value community and the environment.

This is our second caravan trip, our first being in 2011, traveling and WWOOFF-ing with a 6- and a 1.5-year-old for 9 months. During that time, we enjoyed the hospitality of 3 hosting families and the opportunity to spend time with and learn from them. Finding ourselves in areas we hadn’t visited before, and doing things we had never done. We have subscribed to WWOOFF as we welcome the opportunity to meet new people, discover new places, and doing whatever is most helpful.

I am not intending to be a full time commercial farmer in the near future, as I enjoy my current profession. However, I do want to be able to grow my own food, as well as make a bit of secondary income. While in Australia, it is difficult to progress my professional career much because of Visa restrictions, but doing WWOOF will definitely help me learn skills and gain experience for secondary life goals.

Our project is 90 acres of bush and fields in upland granite country near Stanthrope. Our community has about 13 members, some families, some single. The project was started in the mid 1970s by families and yoga monks intent on a lifestyle of all round wellbeing - physical, mental, spiritual, emotional, community, environmental. This is still the ethos. Since our foundation almost 50 years ago, farming here has been organic and chemical free. At various times we have had certification, including Bio-dynamic. Now, myself. I'm Dada Jitendrananda, a monk in the yoga tradition, and I look after the project. I love having wwoofers for the energy, help, good vibes, cultural richness and festivity they bring. I organise regular 2 week long working bee / meditation & yoga retreats that are great events of fun and development.

I started with a pioneering spirit, dug the stump holes, planted the trees. Over 2 decades on, I have created spaces I wish to share and explore more.

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 joined WWOOFing because I wanted to experience a more authentic and hands-on way of connecting with nature and communities. For me, it’s not just about traveling but also about learning practical skills, understanding sustainable lifestyles, and working alongside people and having a everyday life in Australia. I like the idea of exchanging knowledge and contributing to a meaningful project while being part of a community.

Wwoofing is a great way to travel, and to experience different places and properties, to meet people, to learn about self-sufficiency and farming, and different ways of living. It's a great way to contribute to society through helping others. The value gained by all involved makes wwoofing an inspirational concept.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience authentic farm life, learn from local hosts, and contribute in a meaningful way. It’s a great opportunity to connect with nature, meet inspiring people, and grow personally while helping out.