Have a 3-level home in the Perth Hills which is about 35 minutes from the city.  Most of the vegetation is natural and we have garden work to be done. We would prefer person's in their 30's, We have one room for WWOOFer so best for couples or single person. We have a small orchard.

It is a great way for cultural exchange, meeting people and acquiring new skills. Since I had great experience wwoofing in New Zealand I want to continue wwoofing in Australia.

Rewilding 20 acres and native fruit orchard. We grow veges, exotic fruit, citrus, and bamboo. We have bees for honey and two Middle age dogs. We have an abundance of local wildlife, koala, bandicoots, wallabies, gliders, possums, echidnas, frogs, snakes and goannas, many many birds. This is an ongoing project which we love sharing with others.

To see how people are taking care of themselves and others in different places in order to hopefully be 'self-reliant' or generally homestead someday on my own.

I joined WWOOF because I want to learn not only about farming but also about how people live. I hope to improve my English through everyday communication and life on the farm.

I joined WWOOF in hopes of becoming more experienced for my school studies of agriculture and natural resources as well as travel. I love the idea of farming and would love to gain some experience and I feel as if this is the best way to do it!

Come and join volunteering with us at Glenview Alpaca Farm! Here everyone is valued and so all our animals have a name! We give them a whole lot of love and they give it back to us! Come and meet our alpacas, emus, chickens and goats, also dogs and peacocks! We love sharing and caring for animals and nature, so if you share the same love, we can't wait to meet you at Glenview Alpaca Farm!

Our place is a  small permaculture home garden and orchard,  in the township of Daylesford in Central Victoria.  We are only a few minutes walk from local Kangaroos, the Shopping Centre, Library,  Pubs, Cafes, Restaurants, Walking tracks,  and in summer, Outdoor Swimming Pool. You will have all afternoons and also 2 days off a week.    Learn about permaculture and gardening by the moon.  We really enjoy hosting WWOOFers, and hearing of their travels, and their home country. Our guest room has an en-suite bathroom. You  may like to attend the local Sunday Market.  There is TV and Wi-Fi. There is public transport several times a day - train with connecting bus from Southern Cross Station Melbourne.  Our home is a short walk,  5 blocks from Bus Stop. Stays of  of 1-2 weeks, or longer by agreement. We prefer a couple or 2- 3 friends  or families, who don't mind sharing one room. Work is for about 4 hours in the morning and may include compost making, building new garden beds, fencing, digging, weeding, pruning, mulching or landscaping. You  are welcome, if you are fully vaccinated, and are  non smokers/ non vapers.  Sewing or leatherworking skills would be great, but not essential, Check our  reviews     We would love to hear from you!

I would like to learn more about gardening and about different ways of life. I enjoy the beautiful outdoors and getting to know new people. I love to share my knowledge and learn from others. I would like to learn skills to be more self-sufficient in living off of the land and feel empowered by building this knowledge and understanding. I enjoy reading and meaningful conversation as well as exploring new cultures and environments.

We are a 90 acre off grid property that produces goats for meat, alpacas for fleece and chickens for eggs using organic and regenerative principles of farming. Situated 20 kms south of Wagga Wagga, there are beautiful views all around. To get here from Sydney, Canberra or Melbourne, you can catch a train or bus to the Wagga Wagga Train and Bus Station and we will pick you up if you let us know in advance. Self drive guests are welcome. Wagga Wagga has an airport if you are flying in and pick up from the airport is available.

Our Place:  We (Jane and Aaron) are hosting a tiny experience from Australian miniature goats, miniature donkeys, miniature ponies (Pepper and Spice) and Aussie White sheep. The hobby farm is situated at Copping, SE coast of Tasmania en route to Port Arthur and 20 minutes from rural town, Sorell.  5 minutes from our place is beautiful beach Marion Bay beach. The property is a mix of pasture, trees and small vegie gardens. There is a tiny home that is used as an Airbnb and a family friendly cottage that we are renovating at present. The farm has 1 friendly border collie. What we offer and what is involved:  We would like to share our time and your time spending with the animals and helping to keep the farm maintained so the animals have the best home possible. This involves brushing the animals, (more like a scratch) hanging out with the animals to aid in human contact, feeding, manure picking up, gardening, pasture management, weeding and general odd jobs. If your a competent horse rider this would be an advantage. Accommodation:  There is a fully equipped bus (shower +toilet+ oven+sink+ queen bed), modern design, dry and tidy.   Plenty of storage and your own garden if your stay is long term.  

I’m joining WWOOFing because I want to connect with people on a meaningful level, learn more about the Australian lifestyle, and experience everyday life in a different setting. I’m curious to understand how others live, work, and see the world. For me, WWOOFing is a great way to exchange ideas, learn new skills, and contribute in a hands-on way. I’m excited to be part of daily routines, help where I can, and share stories along the way. It’s not just about traveling—it’s about building connections and learning from others through real-life experiences.

We live on the beautiful south coast of NSW, close to quiet beaches and surrounded by forest. We have been growing veg for local families for 20 years and have trained and mentored many small business owners in mixed market gardening. We enjoy life, flavour and nature. We have hosted many foreign and Australian helpers over the years and enjoy the cultural exchange. Kirsti and I have travelled to many countries over the years but now we have a farm we can't go so often so we enjoy hearing your stories of travel. On our farm there are 2 rooms for WWOOFer accommodation. They are separate from our house and clean and comfortable. We share lunch and dineer and you can make your own breakfast in the packing shed which has a stove and a fridge. There are dams for swimming in and bush trails for walking nearby. We don't ask you to help on weekends so the beach is a good option.

We have a beautiful 40 acre horse agistment property, veggie garden & fruit trees and approx. 5 acres bush. 3 min drive to surf beach, bay beach & Inverloch town or 10 min drive to Wonthaggi, a larger town. Push bikes available. About 15 to 20 minutes to the beach and town by bike. We are very interested in living a sustainable lifestyle and hope that our WWOOFers are also interested in living sustainably and learning, and sharing knowledge of this. There are almost always wallabies and kangaroos at our farm and if you are lucky you may see echidnas, wombats & occasional koalas. Volunteering may include harvesting, fertilizing, pollinating, composting, mulching, hay carting, weeding, fencing, planting, food preservation, and other jobs as they become available.  Sometimes there is some work caring for horses: often all the work is in the garden and paddock maintenance, as the horses are mainly looked after by their owners. Accommodation for up to 3 in our home, although we usually prefer 2. Shared meals, cook together. We eat a healthy, sustainable diet.  Bron is vegan and while Ray eats most foods, many meals are vegan or vegetarian.  Vegetarians & vegans catered for.  No children, no smoking, all stays negotiable on application. Please let us know your available dates when you apply and the length of time that you would like to WWOOF here. (1 to 2 weeks preferred).

While travelling I volunteered for 19 different projects . I love to learn new skills, exchange knowledge, share parts of our life. I prefer to support animal and environment friendly projects. In Melbourne I volunteered for an organic commercial farm. I got lots of experience in weeding haha. The work was exhausting but we had an amazing time. Last year I volunteered for 3 month in the philippines for a couple with an organic permaculture farm. We planted banana trees, repaired fences, built garden sheds, watered the garden, transplanted, repaired and mulched the beeds, trimmed and shredded trees, grinded coconuts, looked after the cow, forstered kittens,... They also had an organic chicken and duck farm. I cleaned the enclosure, collected eggs, cleaned the duck ponds and did whatever needed to be done. They had 5 different types of compost (worm, maggot, hot, cold and dry). We were very busy turning the piles and determining the correct composition. We add cow, rabbit and worm poop and analyzed the fungi and bacteria with the microscope to improve the composting technique to use the end product for the soil in the vegetable beds. This project offered me a variety of opportunities to develop my craft skills and my knowledge of sustainable planting and a lifestyle close to nature. Another farm volunteering i did was in 2022 for a family with a big permaculture garden in Costa Rica. I had to plant pineapples, cut down banana trees, dig holes for cocoa trees, look after the ducks, rake leaves, built raised beds, maintain the garden, walk the dogs... We also sanded a lot of wood to renovate their house. i absolutely loved it! Furthermore I volunteered for several hostels, 4 animal shelters, sailboats, a surfcamp, a yoga and free dive center,... i also volunteered as a muralist and a waitress in a chinese caffe.

I want to skill up in my knowledge about agriculture, permaculture, gardening, animals. I began to take an active interest when I lived in Bellingen for a while and helped my parents on their little property well as the community gardens. I also like exploring and want to see more of rural Australia.

What better way to learn about a new place than to get to know its land and its people? I am joining WWOOF AU to make connections, pursue my interests in food/environment, and hopefully learn a couple new skills. I hope to one day have property of my own to raise food, so I’m trying to learn some skills to make that happen, such as animal care/meat/dairy, veggie and fruit production, bee keeping, and earthen/sustainable structure, and medicinal plant knowledge. Extra points if you have some cool recipes you can teach me 🙂