Our property sits on the edge of the Beelu National Park in the hills east of Perth. Quirky outbuildings made from recycled materials, including an art studio. The main cottage was built in 1881. The accomodation consists of a caravan with all mod cons (air con/tv) with a seventies vibe, an old railway carriage and a recently renovated outdoor bathroom with toilet and shower. We share it with one dog, a quarter horse and a miniature pony. 15 minutes from Lake Leschenaultia where you can swim. 15 minutes to the railway station to central Perth. A great location on the edge of the forest but with easy access to Perth city and Fremantle.

I was a tourism student at the University of Otago in New Zealand when I first heard about WWOOFING. It seemed like a fantastic way to get to know locals, do something useful while on holiday and most importantly: to be a part of everyday life in Australia.

I wanted to because i have never worked in a farm, but i always liked animals and to care for them, but want to also grow plants, fruits ect, and the biggest reason is cause my dream is to own my own farm someday, and make my own food and have alot of animals, and a family of course

Situated on 26 acres of beautiful rainforest on Sunshine Coast, in Yandina Creek. 15 min from Coolum and Noosa. Endeavouring to be fully self sustainable with organic growth of various fruit trees and vegetables. Currently providing short term accommodation with retro caravans and Aussie Bush tent site and RV site. Accommodation for wwoofers in house ( 2 bedrooms available for 2-4 (king bed & double bed) persons to assist with garden & maintenance while also developing thermal baths in natural rockpools (new business initiative.) Volunteering involves help with vegetable garden and also maintenence of rainforest (clearing palm fronds etc from creeks) If you enjoy being with nature and like some adventure and creativity come also join me in creating thermal baths (involves some movement of heavy rocks, weeding and planting). Meals can be separate or enjoy with me. I am flexible I have 2 very friendly dogs one is a Great Dane 'Bunya" named after the 70 foot Bunya tree on the property and the other a Kelpie called Foxy. If you have a friendly dog they too are welcome to come splash around in the creeks and sometime waterfalls in the wet season. Work hours are also flexible with preference to work early in day to avoid the heat but the rainforest itself has plenty of shade. Work hours approx 4-6 hrs daily for 4 days a week, bed and food supplied. (approx 2 weeks)

To experience how others live & have incorporated permaculture / organic / sustainable agriculture into their lives. I am hoping to gain experience and hands on learning before completing a PDC in 2025. To see permaculture up close, Meet new people, See new places. To Learn, Gain new skills & Eat organic, local, nourishing food.

I joined WWOOF to connect with new people and experience the real Australian lifestyle. While surfing is one of my passions, I also enjoy spending time in nature and getting involved in farm work. I see this as a great opportunity to learn about farming, meet interesting people, and contribute with a positive attitude. I’m looking forward to gaining new farm skills and making the most of my time on the farm!

I heard from WWOOF from a friend, and i think its a good option for me to work and travel in Australia. After my bible school i was looking for a new Adventure. I was always dreaming about traveling the world, it was pure coincidence that i have a friend which moved to australia, she told me so much about her new life, i decided that i want to experience the same.

I'm keen to see Australia and I love spending time and working on farms. I enjoy travelling wwoofing seems like a great way to experience the country in a deeper way- getting to know the people and land through working with them.

I joined WWOOF to learn about organic farming and sustainable living. I want to share experiences with kind people, discover Australian culture, and improve my English while helping hosts in their daily life.

I have a working holiday visa. So I am looking for a place to work. I am studying agriculture in Japan, so I would like to apply the agricultural knowledge I learned in Australia to Japanese agriculture after I return to my home country.

I am passionate about learning new things and hope WWOOF and working on farms is going to help me with that. What excites me most is the chance to contribute and exchange cultures. I really like being outdoors, working with animals and I am happy to lend a hand with any kind of projects around the farm.

My wife and I own and run a 5000 acre grazing property on the Western Downs in QLD. Predominantly sheep grazing. There is always plenty to do on the farm away from sheep work. We are no longer organically certified, still follow the principles and no chemicals are used.

We are currently building at the Witchcliffe Ecovillage, just 10 minutes south of Margaret River in Western Australia.

I love meeting new people, learning new things, and taking on new challenges. I also want to travel to many different places in Australia, experience its diverse landscapes, and gain various hands-on experiences in agriculture and farm work.

We live on approximately 2 acres of land in the Adelaide Hills, comprising of three adjoinng blocks. Together, the property has a range of vegetable gardens, an orchard, chicken runs, worm farms, bee hive and native vegetation. We have been working on permaculture principles to create a property that produces a range of food, works in harmony with the native vegetation of the area and assists in its revegetation, minimises waste, stores and uses water efficiently, and more. Produce grown on the property is both eaten fresh and preserved. There are currently many projects taking place on the property, from building dry stone walls, constructing shedding for firewood supplies, revegetating creek lines, and erecting an anti-avery.

I Joined WWOOF in order to slow down and meet new people within the communities I am exploring. I love hearing others values and learning new skills. To me WWOOFing is a way to give back to a community in a low impact way.

I had really enjoyed my time working in Mundubbera, I managed to learn a lot about where my food comes from as well as experience other cultures and would love to continue doing something similar. Once I heard about WWOOF I was very invested to meet like minded people. Im very motivated by sustainable living and hoping to make a difference in a community.