🌱 Why I Joined WWOOF I joined WWOOF because I want to explore and understand the connection between nature, design, and sustainable living. I’m especially interested in landscape design and urban planning, and I believe working with plants and the land is essential for building beautiful and practical environments. WWOOF offers the chance to learn directly from people, nature, and experience—not just from books or classrooms. I hope to work closely with hosts who can teach me about gardening, building, landscaping, and farming, and who enjoy sharing knowledge, daily life, and conversation. I would be especially happy to hear from hosts who: Are open to sharing knowledge about gardening, landscaping, or building Enjoy cooking or sharing meals Like talking in English (even simple conversations help me improve!) Please feel free to message me. I reply quickly and am excited to meet kind and inspiring people!

I love nature, alternative communities, mud brick houses, rammed earth floors, organic food and forest farming. I love original thinking and organic life-styles. I love animals and birds and I love trees and forests. I love reusing and upcycling materials - whether for building or art/craft. And I love working together with other people.

We welcome all WWOOFers to our 70-acre farm and vineyard, 40 km east of Hobart. We have 4 kids and many animals. Two of our kids are now grown up and left the home. Our farmhouse is beautiful, with a large garden, hammocks, river, swimming lake and kayaks, and is 30mins drive to the coast, city and airport. We also have a house in the city with kids now going to school and working in the city, so time may be split between farm and the house in Hobart. The house in town is located in Sandy Bay, about 4km from Hobart CBD. Gardening, orchard, vineyard and animal work to suit your skills and abilities. Space for up to 2 WWOOFers. Strictly no smoking. Shared meals, mixed diet. English and German spoken.  Initial stay 2 days, then negotiable. Hope to see you soon!

I joined WWOOF because I was looking for a way to explore as much of Australia as possible in an affordable and meaningful way. I really want to meet locals, learn how people live here, and experience the country beyond the usual tourist spots. Many people recommended WWOOF to me, and the idea of exchanging work for knowledge, community, and real cultural experiences sounded perfect.

Akaringa is a 1500 acre wheat and sheep farm in the wheat belt of WA, 130kms from Perth. Our pets include cats, dogs, chooks, ducks, ferrets, 2 horses (broken for riding) and milking cows. Small orchard and veggie garden supply us with fresh food. Certified Organic with SX Certified, so natural methods used on farm. Volunteering includes general maintenance to machines and buildings, sheep, gardening, tree planting, rock removal, wood cutting and weeding. Accommodation for 5 in our home, tent or BYO. We are a family with young children and live by Christian principles. Shared meals, mixed diet. Families welcome and no smoking in doors. Prefer minimum of 3 nights with the option to extend.

Yandoit Farm is a beautiful 140 acre organic natural farm in Central Victoria and is part of the thriving local communities of Castlemaine, Hepburn & Daylesford. We follow permaculture principles and best practice regenerative farming techniques. We embrace a natural life connected to the land as a path for fun, health and happiness. Our farm is a positive, supportive place where everyone feels hugged. So come and experience great community, learning, conscious & sustainable farm life and lots of fun.

Excited to meet enthusiastic people exploring life and happy to work in exchange for a fun life experience!! I am a practising sculptress and live between two properties with my two sons in their 20’s  (and one with a gf). We have a large bush property (58 acres only wildlife) and central house in melbourne we all live in., plus I have a manual drive country ute. Both places always have some basic stuff to do.  The gardens of both places have never had chemicals and I have 26 years of broadacre farm advocacy with books online regards soil biology and the climate since 2006  . I don’t garden other than domestically but have years of knowledge I can exchange for simple rural labour and domestic tidy/ cleaning I need strength for as busy editing next book on carbon in the soil . had 2 great woods one at each place over nye so now just need some digging as bush has been flooding and need to extend ditches we started plus retrim garden and test irrigation. mud brick house could use some painting i f that interests you while travelling. Depends what you are needing to learn. i’m pretty busy at the moment with my soil carbon book. Also experienced with soil carbon offsets and global climate in this space just back from COP 28.

Join Ben, Hayley, Luna (🐶) & Sammy (😺) on our 5 acre garden paradise, natives, established trees, 3 creeks, 2 large veggie plots, freshly planted orchard, chickens, roaming ducks, a dam for swimming, 10 minutes from the beach. We're doing things as organically as we can, using majority certified organic inputs, feeding the chickens organic feed & eating an organic diet. We moved to the property last year in July, we're having an excellent time learning how to garden, build, fix, maintain all sorts of equipment and structures. Hayley and I would love assistance with gardening, building, processing produce (& if we get enough) selling at the local markets. We love being surrounded by plants and animals, both very health conscious, opting for natural soaps & detergents - aiming for an artificial chemical free home. Your accommodation will be our front room, reasonably small western facing room, a nice sized window with views of the neighbours cow pasture, single bed & set of shelves with a desk. A wonderful spot to sit in the afternoon. Meals, shower, laundry etc provided as long as you're happy to help with cleaning up. No wifi sorry! 🌞

I enjoy to till the soil in different countryside and learn about different organic methods that people have developed through experience. Also i like to share any organic garden knowledge that I have and its also a great economic way to travel and immerse oneself in beautiful country areas.

I decided to join WWOOF because I wanted an experience that goes beyond regular travel. I’ve always been drawn to nature, sustainable living, and learning practical skills that I can’t get from a classroom. WWOOF gives me the chance to connect directly with local people, understand their way of life, and contribute to something meaningful while I travel. Another reason is personal growth. I want to challenge myself, become more independent, and step outside my comfort zone. Working on a farm, living with a host family, and adapting to a new environment will help me develop responsibility, resilience, and confidence. I also hope to build real connections with people from different cultures. WWOOF feels like the perfect opportunity to learn, help, and grow while experiencing a more authentic side of Australia. I believe this journey will shape me in a positive way and inspire me for the future.

joined again because I enjoyed my first time wwoofing a few years back, and am eager to come back. I like to keep busy during holidays, happy to be working outdoors and maybe learn a few new skills along the way. After work I love to explore the area or go bushwalking

Fryers Forest is a intentional community in Central Victoria, 15 mins from Castlemaine, a thriving alternative town 1.5 hrs from Melbourne by train or car. We are nestled in the Fryers Ranges known as Box ironbark country. We are a community of about 25 people (9 households) on 340 acres surrounded by state forest on 3 sides and have been hosting woofers for many years. We have a fantastic lake to swim in and great walking tracks. We host various community camps and gatherings. Enjoy meeting and working with travellers.

Our beautiful 5 acre berry farm is located in Victoria's Central Highlands region near the renowned spa town of Daylesford. We have rich volcanic soils and are nestled on a high plain that is dotted with small extinct volcanos. We use regenerative farming techniques (permanent raised beds, heavy mulching, integrating native flora etc) to produce summer berries (blueberries, blackberries, raspberries and strawberries) as well as garlic for sale at local farmers markets. We also make a range of artisanal products in our commercial kitchen including smoked garlic and a range of jams and chutneys. We can offer quality accommodation in our well appointed barn conversion (you will have your own kitchen and bathroom) and lots of tasty organic produce. We (Ben and Rachel) both went wwoofing in our 20s and we look forward to providing quality wwoof experiences to a new generation of travelers, as well as giving our two young children the opportunity to meet people from different parts of the world. When we aren't farming we are often bushwalking, bike riding, camping and exploring local festivals.

We have travelled much and had years working overseas. We find people of all cultures interesting and people who stay with us are treated like family. Volunteering is such things as making fences, gardening, making pathways, cutting firewood and generally keeping our 2 hectare property in order.

We are located in the beautiful Yarra Valley just outside Melbourne, Australia.  The area is renowned for it's wineries and natural features such as Mt Donna Buang, waterfalls and the meandering Yarra River.  We run a wildlife shelter, caring for small numbers of native wildlife.  Predominantly kangaroos and possums.