Beautiful 134 Acre Property....Rustic, lots of Gum Trees,,,Approx 25 acres Cleared, Lawns. Vegy Gardens, Chook Pen and Bee Hives Looking at expanding Chicken Pen, Vegy Gardens, More Fruit Trees and potentially Miniature Goats, We have lots of Kangaroos, Koalas and Magnificint Wild Birds, King Parrots, Cockatiels, Galahs etc; We feed them Daily... Our Property is approx 10 year old, Beautiful 2 Storey 6 Bedroom Sandstone with a new Self Contained Dwelling for Woofer's We keep everything Pristine and Mow'd and leave the Bush to our Bee's, collect to give away our own Honey!!!

15 acres on a small permanent creek in a rural area about 30 mins from Canberra. Kangaroos, platypus a few cattle and a dog. Eco solar house and home garden. Country town 10 minutes away with supermarket and pubs.

I am interested in connecting with the land and ecosystem that my mom and grandparents were shaped by. I want to move more towards regenerative land-based practices in my life, and I am also eager to connect with Australians outside of the typical tourist-based economy while I am visiting. I am very eager to help out hard-working farmers/ranchers and learn what I can along the way about tending to the earth in a variety of biomes.

Abracadabra Farm has done a full circle from being well on the way to include community to now, a blank canvas. It is 20 acres situated in the beautiful Shoalhaven with a kinescope of activity available at your fingertips such as snorkeling, fishing, boating, hiking, horse riding, kyaking, motorbike ,mountain bike riding that is ready to tap into to appreciate this world for what it is….remarkably magical! The vision for Abracadabra is to develop through inclusion of having a vision of abundance of food, flowers and workshop's that awaken and guide us to inner peace. The goal is simple.. to build community that are aware, sustainable, have conscious values through developing understanding of mindfulness, homesteading, permaculture and harmonious connection to self and country. It all sounds a bit hairy fairy!! Well it’s not..Practical skills in building and livestock management including horses, cows and chickens are highly recommended.

I joined WWOOF to combine travelling with my ambitions to learn how to grow food sustainably at a larger scale. I hope to learn skills that will allow me to manage a property for organic food production.

I join WWOOF because I like to share part of my visa with Australian people : learn how do you live, discover your routine, but also to help you ! It also helps me improve my English. I find that woofing is a good exchange: I help you in your daily life, and you allow me to live with people from a country that I love very much.

I’ve always been interested in WWOOFing and have only recently thought to do this in Australia. I am very interested in permaculture, organic farming and am strongly committed to regenerative ways of living and working and am super keen to learn. I hope to learn from people more skilled than I am, and in turn give back through my labour and sharing the impact of what I have learnt. I also always up for an adventure!

I join WWOOF because I start a volunteer doing bush recovery from the floods. I achive to find to travel all around Australia in my van and also I like to help people. So I belive that WOOLF is a good way to do both things. I can sleep and travel in my van and in the trip I can help people.

I chose Wwoof because I want to experience life in the great outdoors alongside people from different backgrounds, learn new skills, and help locals.

I joined WWOOF because I wanted to experience a more meaningful and hands-on way of discovering Australia. I'm really interested in learning about sustainable living, farming, and connecting with people who have a strong relationship with nature. WWOOF is a great way to exchange help for knowledge, share cultures, and live something different from the usual backpacker experience. It’s not just about saving money – it’s about learning new skills, being useful, and creating real connections with locals.

I was a WWoofer many years ago, I then settled down and grew a regenerative edible garden & am now going on a working road trip to learn more & share my experiences before starting up another garden at my fathers house in Victoria

I've joined WWOOF because it's an amazing way to see the country and culture. You meet locals and see places that you wouldn't usually see. I also love gardening, working with animals and learning new things.

We joined WWOOF because it provides a unique opportunity to combine travel, cultural exchange, and hands-on learning experiences. We wanted to immerse ourselves in local communities, discover sustainable living practices firsthand, and gain practical skills in areas like organic farming, gardening, and eco-friendly construction. WWOOF offers the perfect platform for us to connect with like-minded individuals who value nature, hard work, and a more environmentally conscious lifestyle. For us, it’s not just about volunteering—it’s about embracing new experiences together, stepping out of our comfort zones, and contributing to meaningful projects that promote sustainability. We were drawn to the idea of learning directly from experienced hosts while helping to create a positive impact on their farms and properties. WWOOF also allows us to deepen our understanding of local cultures, build lasting connections, and share knowledge and skills with others. It’s a rewarding journey of growth, community, and shared purpose.

I joined WWOOF because I want to experience authentic farm life, work closely with animals, and learn new practical skills while contributing to a meaningful project. Growing up around horses and nature, I have always felt connected to farm life. Now, I want to deepen my knowledge by working on sustainable farms, helping with daily tasks, and learning directly from experienced hosts. For me, WWOOFing is more than just volunteering—it’s about gaining hands-on experience, meeting inspiring people, and embracing a simpler, more fulfilling way of life. I’m eager to share my energy, motivation, and passion for animals while discovering new places and cultures.

43 acres on beautiful Hastings Bay, 1.5 hours south of Hobart. Approx 37 acres in natural bushland bordering national forest. Timber & stone dwellings operate on solar power. Multi-fueled hot-water systems, biofuel systems, & creative PV system etc. Medium-scale organic orchard & garden. Numerous water activities are available. 10 mins to Lune River estuary, Hastings Caves, thermal pool & rainforest. The property is close to forests, walking tracks, coastal beaches & mountain walks. Volunteering includes help with gardening, building, land management, wood collecting, fencing, goats, chickens, electrical, mechanical, metal & timber workshop activities if suitable. Accommodation for 2 in cozy self-contained cabin. Children b.a. Mixed meals. No smoking inside. Can p/u from bus in Dover. Prefer min 7 day stay. I prefer phone contact, there is no guarantee emails/messages will be answered.

'Noosa Forest Retreat' (NFR), contact Ian Trew. Grass Roots Residential Permaculture community & Education centre; specialising in permaculture & Syntropic regenerative agriculture  introduction courses, Full Permaculture Design Courses (PDC) & Internships, 20% discount for WWOOF members & students. Offering healthy accommodation short to long term. New Position available for long term community member with commitment to natural health, regenerative living and nature. NFR is a grass roots permaculture community is 160 acres of lush forested land, nestled into the beautiful Noosa hinterland, bordered by National Park, amongst the foothills of Mother Mountain. NFR is in early stages of implementing food gardens & buildings & welcome all who would like to participate short or long-term or as members. Shares are available for purchase. Help with tree planting, carpentry, photography and stone mason work  particularly welcome. We also particularly welcome & support those interested in utilising our acreage & basic facilities as a venue for education & workshops. Exploring various aspects of well being, diet & integrative lifestyle, developing & demonstrating co-operative permaculture food production, distribution, nutrient return & greater community while developing land sharing systems respecting biodiversity of people & place & income for our goals. The main house overlooks developing organic orchards, vegie & herb gardens. Ideally located for biking, bushwalking, Eumundi markets,  various National Parks,  Frazer Island, canoeing & surfing. Volunteering incl. all aspects of orchard & garden maintenance, earthworks & natural building. Negotiable. stays of 2 weeks and over for up to 3 self-reliant people. Wi Fi. Communal meals or self-cater for reduced work. No smoking inside. Can pick up WWOOFers from Noosa or Nambour

I have had interest in farming and agriculture and find this program would be a perfect opportunity. I am driven by experience rather than how much I can earn, so I am happy to work as a volunteer and contribute to the farming business.

I want to join WWOOF because I'm passionate about sustainable living and organic farming practices. I hope to immerse myself in Australia's diverse landscapes, learn from local hosts, and contribute meaningfully to their farms. WWOOFing offers me the chance to gain hands-on experience in agriculture, deepen my connection to nature, and build lasting friendships within the farming community. I look forward to exchanging knowledge, exploring different farming techniques, and embracing a lifestyle centered around environmental stewardship and self-sufficiency.

Hi I’m Misaki from Japan, 23 years old. I don't speak English frequently but I can have a daily conversation. Also, i would try my best to communicate to get to know each other and exchange our background. It has been my dream to stay abroad. I’d like to make friends who are from different countries and talk about each cultures. When I was university student, I studied fisheries.

I joined this program because I’m excited to experience volunteering in Australia and contribute in a meaningful way while learning new skills. If the opportunity involves working with animals, that would be a dream come true for me! Another reason is that I’m also working towards my visa extension, and I’m hoping that some of the placements can count towards the required days — this allows me to enjoy the experience while also progressing with my visa goals.