We are a small resort (pet friendly) on 155 acres, with self contained accommodation, great atmosphere & unique, beautiful gardens. Volunteering includes gardening, harvesting berries, maintenance projects, painting, etc. Learn lots of skills in different areas. Every meal is a yummy feast. Our gardens are beautiful, have sculptures, quirky objects and bonsai. Own Mountain walks. Between Jindabyne & Thredbo in Snowy Mountains of New South Wales, with extensive wildlife: kangaroos, wallabies, wombats, birds & lizards and now deer!! Three friendly resident dogs. Walk to Mt Kosciuszko (highest mountain in Australia) in the Snowy Mountains. Lake Jindabyne is 10min drive away and is great for fishing, swimming, etc. There is super skiing and snowboarding and snow very close and quite often on the property.  See you soon for great memories to be made.

We would like to meet and collaborate with like minded people. Hayley and I grew up on the remote south coast of Western Australia and enjoyed home gardening, growing food and joining in with our small local communities. Given we are planning to tow our Tiny House around Australia, we are looking to continue working with soil and plants and animals to sustain our health and well-being whilst treading lightly on the earth. Another factor in wanting to join Willing Workers On Organic Farms is the Permaculture Design Course that I completed in Central Victoria with David Holmgren. David promotes living in community and organic growing so it is a natural choice for Hayley and I and our two young girls.

I have a beef breeding enterprise at Wootton 30 min from beautiful Seal Rocks beaches on mid North Coast of NSW I need weekend woofers friday sat sunday to help out on the farm each weekend . The house is very well set up with pool and fire pit would be staying in the house with the owner .

I’m looking for a horse farm where I can discover the equestrian world in Australia and share daily life with a kind, open-minded, and welcoming family. I’m very motivated to help and learn. I’ll do my best to support you any way I can.

Hey I join WWOOF, because I think its a good opportunity to learn new thinks, to see new places and learn maybe more of the real Australian culture:))

I had a farm experience in Melbourne, Australia, where I enjoyed experiencing Australia's nature and animals, and developed a longing for speaking English. Through the farm stay, I was able to learn about other people's culture and values, which were completely different from the Japanese values ​​I had, and I fell in love with Australia. My sister also studied abroad on the Gold Coast, so I have a positive and friendly image of Australia. It has been my dream since I was little to be surrounded by an English-only environment, and I have been studying English every day, so I want to improve my English skills. I would be glad to work in your farm and I'm eager to learn more about farming!!

We joined WWOOF in order to explore the opportunities for volunteering in this country. We hope to meet some nice hosts and discover interesting jobs, all while doing it in a safe and controlled environment.

At our farm we strive to be sustainably productive and have a peaceful environment coexisting with nature as seamlessly as we can. We grow a mixture of food, fruit trees (to sell commercially), and our own animals for our meat from time to time. We enjoy gardens and nurturing the expediated redevelopment of natural Flaura and fauna as much as we can. But we really need the help of Wwoofers occasionally because we get very excited about caring for the environment and have a habit of taking on more than we can manage between that and the farm . The assistance really helps us reset every now and then and get back in front of the workload at the farm without need to resort to the use of chemicals. I guess Permaculture is the closest description to what we do right now with aspirations of being biodynamic as time permits.

It' s time to do something different, and I love being on the land. I like getting out and about and working together with others. I like the idea of sustainable living and being somewhat self-sufficient...........................

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.

The Avocado Tree Farm is an 80 acre, certified organic avocado farm located in the Mary Valley, Queensland. We - John and Julia Tidy are the owners and live here with our 21 year old son, Nic, and our 19 year old daughter, Catherine. We have two kelpie dogs, Pip and Evie. We also run sheep, cattle and chickens. There is a tiny home and a cabin on the property which we Airbnb. Should you be interested in helping on our farm, your accommodation would either be in the house or a room a short distance from the house. Both have their own en-suites. Duties are varied and could include: helping on the orchard, picking and packing avocados, gardening, mowing, whipper-snipping and cleaning. John and Julia love to get to know their guests and are very welcoming as they have travelled in the past. Some of our previous guests have become like family and have returned to visit or have hosted Catherine in Europe when she did an OE. You will be welcomed and given opportunities to help out in jobs you prefer and you will have time to visit the local area.

We are brother and sister who run a cattle enterprise and also chickens. I work on the farm full time and my sister is a health care professional. Our property is 100 acres and we lease other land to further support our enterprise. Due to the impact of the 2019/2020 bushfires we have not been able to get on top of some of the bushfire remediation work and need some help with this.

I want to experience Australia in the most authentic way by working outdoors, learning new skills, and connecting with locals. WWOOF is a great opportunity to contribute through handson work while gaining insight into sustainable farming and rural life. Sustainability is not only part of my work but also something I value in everyday life. I enjoy being active, working as part of a team, and taking on new challenges. I’m looking forward to meeting great people, learning from their experiences, and making unforgettable memories along the way.

We would love to work on an organic farm here in Australia and do fruit picking or animal work, for example. As we only worked in a Cafe before, broadening our horizon and doing physical work, WWOOFing is a thing we can’t stop thinking about since we first talked about work and travel. It would be so nice to experience the working environment on a farm as we are always excited about new challenges and meeting people.

The reason why we believe Wwofing is for us is because of our background working outside, as Landscaper we learnt valuable skills that could relate with the job and were not afraid to live remotely, coming from France and NZ couple who lives opposite side of the world.

I guess I joined this mainly from the desire of jumping into the unknown. I love heartfelt interactions that I’ll remember for the rest of my life and I hope to experience some of that again, just to remind myself there are good people on this planet again 🙂

I fell in love with Australia and would love to stay another year so I am trying to complete my 88 days! I also have a huge love for gardening and always have things growing in the veggie plot so I am excited to get my hands dirty and be out in the land.

I became a WWOOFer to gain a basic knowledge of organic farming since I'll start working at an agricultural machinery company in April. In Japan, I helped with a sunflower farmer, a fruit tourist farm, an onion farmer, an organic vegetable farm, and so on. I love farming because it allows me to move my body while being in contact with nature. In 2022, I have registered with WWOOF in the US and spent two and a half months on a farm in Hawaii and two weeks in Florida. They were very good and impressive memories for me. I look forward to having various experiences in Australia, too!

I would like to meet new people, learn new skills and also make my self available to help others on their properties to build on the land and develop off grid or farm properties. Partly because One day I want one of my own and partly because I want to be in the world engaging and learning., I also would love to learn more about running a farm, looking after animals and building complex structures.

I joined wwoof to learn new skills and meet new people.