Our 100ac farm is situated on Deep Creek in the Macedon Ranges, about 1 hour outside Melbourne. We run livestock and grow vegetables for our own use. Animals include cows, alpacas, sheep, chickens, goats, dogs and a pig. There are two of us living on this property, entirely off the grid.

We're in Australia for one month and half and want to be included in the Australian culture by meeting people and exchange with them. We think that woofing is a great way to improve our English and discover a new way of life, living at the rythme of a family.

In 2022, I was a wwoofer in Jampa Ling in Ireland during 1 month. I worked in the garden. It was a great experience. I like meeting people. I am curious to discover diffent culture. It is an opportunity for me to improve my English. I am available in July and in August 2025.

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.

"Namoorook" circa 1895, is a beautifully restored homestead on 71 acres of farm land approximately 1.5 kms from Leongatha and 130kms from Melbourne. Adopting regenerative agricultural practices, Namoorook is a mixed farming operation with livestock, organic fruit orchard and vegetable gardens. We hope it will become an example of how food and farming systems can use the power of nature to increase biodiversity, enrich the soil, capture carbon, improve watersheds enhancing the entire ecosystem.

I joined WWOOF through American Institute of Foreign Studies (AIFS) and am interested in learning about life on Australian Organic & Permaculture farms and learning about growing and producing organically.

I have raised my children. I have taught other children and adults. I am now ready for something new. Something that helps in looking after our planet.

We join WWOOF in order to help hosts around Australia during our trip in the country. For us, it is a good way to improve our English et share experiences with Australian citizens.

Because there are many classroom lectures at university, we want to learn more about agriculture by experiencing the work of farmers. We both have experience working with farmers in Japan, but we also want to know about overseas farmers. If you accept us as wwoofers, we would like to work as a part of you! We are especially interested in growing vegetables and fruits, as well as raising livestock. We'd also like to communicate a lot and learn from you about practical farming skills and thoughts on how to be environmentally friendly and sustainable.

I joined WWOOF because I want to explore the world while doing something meaningful at the same time. Although I don't have any experience in farming yet, I am incredibly motivated to learn new things and contribute with full commitment. I love working with people, being active outdoors, and learning more about sustainable living. I just want to get started, gain experience, and see the world from a completely different perspective – preferably immediately!

Woofing is something a number of my friends and family have done and they all rave about it! It seems a great opportunity to make a positive, practical contribution to people building great communities, engaged in environmentally sound farming practices, sharing the load, skills and knowledge while providing a win/win situation for all involved. Those volunteering their efforts by offering their labour get accommodation, board and learn new skills, and those hosting get hands on help to manage their work, meet new people. It sounds great and something I would love to be a part of.

I WWOOFed on one property for a short time in 2018 and absolutely loved the experience! I would love to expand on that experience and learn more about organic farming and permaculture in different contexts.

Horse Farm, Riding School and Rehabilitated Bushland one hour from Sydney. Family owned and operated.

Jason and I decided to join WWOOF because we thought it was an amazing way to travel, learn new things, grow as individuals and meet people. We hope to learn, grow and make new friends joining WWOOF

Welcome to our 62-acre organic farm in the stunning Lenswood hills of the Adelaide Hills wine region. We raise sheep, cows, calves, and chickens, and care for fruit trees and native bush as part of our regenerative, chemical-free approach. We're transitioning off-grid and have just completed a major water project. WWOOFers help with gardening, animal care, bush restoration, firewood, and reviving this land's natural beauty. Stay in our homestead or camp onsite, share home-cooked meals (and help create them), and enjoy great conversations — especially if you like business and getting your hands dirty.

I’ve been interested in farming for a long time because my grandparents used to run a farm. When I was a child, I often helped them out with my cousins, and those moments became some of my most treasured childhood memories. Ever since I decided to go on a working holiday in Australia, WWOOFing has been one of my goals. There are three main reasons why I want to join: 1. I want to experience real farm life and reconnect with those childhood memories. 2. I’m eager to learn new skills and contribute through physical work—I find meaning in working with my hands. 3. I believe staying with local hosts will help me understand a new culture more deeply. Also, I hope to meet the requirements for a second working holiday visa by working for at least three months !

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.

I joined WWOOF because I want to try new things. I've always wanted to visit Australia but never had the chance to go before. I'm currently studying agriculture at university and have a strong interest in farming and organic practices. Since I love fruits, vegetables, and animals, I thought WWOOF would be a perfect fit for me. Additionally, I want to improve my English skills by communicating with native speakers.

Preferred name is Bhodi. Moving back to the Northern Rivers in early 2026. I see WWOOFing as a stepping stone to a more permanent place in the area. I also would like to have a break from my current career and spend more time outdoors. Hoping to have stalls at markets on the weekends with my art prints etc. when I come back to the Northern Rivers. Notice more and more how happy I am outdoors gardening, doing Landcare or enjoying the great outdoors.