We decided to join WWOOF because it seemed like the perfect blend of adventure and meaningful work and aligns with our values! After years of studying biology and environmental science in classrooms, we’re ready to step outside, experience real farm life, and learn in a hands-on way. We’re excited to meet passionate hosts, hear their stories, and be part of their day-to-day. It’s a fun opportunity to connect with nature, contribute to sustainable living, and make some great memories along the way!

Suburban Brisbane organic fruit, vegetable & herb gardens in quiet area, 10kms north of Brisbane CBD city and 2 km from major shopping centre, library, movies, pool, etc. Bicycle available for you to use. Volunteering includes helping with projects like planting, watering, harvesting, garden maintenance, building projects, and assisting with meals. Accommodation for 1-2 people inside my comfortable home, with separate bathroom. We usually only have work for 1 Woofer. Children b.a. Mixed diet. No smoking inside. Usually 1 week minimum. Negotiate length of stays after initial visit. Please be clear with your requested date of arrival, length of stay, and departure date when messaging. Also include (if not already in your profile) a brief list of and past jobs, talents, work experiences and sports and hobbies. This assists me to decide if you may be suitable for the current projects. We usually start work around 8:00 AM and work to no later that 1:00PM with breaks. Then share lunch and you are free to spend the remainder of your day how you like.

I am currently unemployed as I have taken a gap of work since finishing University and graduating in July. Some of my main hobbies at the moment are taking morning walks, learning the piano, learning to draw, and spending time with my friends online and playing games together. I always look to help out at home with tasks inside and outside the home such as cutting the grass and maintaining bushes. Also helping with general maintenance tasks such as helping dad with the car, cleaning the walls of the house, or even cleaning the moss from the paths outside of the house. When working, (in a job or in education) I always look to perform and accomplish the work/task at hand to the best of my ability.

I want to discover new things, new people and a new culture. I am looking for new things and learning for my future. I came to Australia to get out of my comfort zone and try new things

Beautiful 230 hectare Landcare award winning farm, that has now reached the status of being carbon neutral, running sheep for prime lamb production, cattle, practising agroforestry, natural building, cut native flowers, running regenerative farm tours and working dog schools. We are experimenting with some biodynamics and permaculture principles, and using cover cropping (multi species) to improve our soils and animal health.   We have sheep, cattle, alpacas & dogs. Two of our daughters and their partners and 3 children live on the property as well. If you would like to see what we do go to the facebook page "Yan Yan Gurt West Farm"

I joined WWOOF because we are on our first Working Holiday Visa and we want to discover the landscapes, culture and biodiversity of Australia.

I joined WWOOF through AIFS and woofing seems to be the perfect way to travel and truly explore Australia by meeting local people, working and sharing cultural ideas and experiences.

When you travel you see the amazing Australian countryside, lots of wildlife and meet people from all over the world in hostels. But usually you don't meet people from the country you are visiting. I joined WWOOF because I wanted to get in touch with the local people and live and share their lifestyle and culture. I have done WWOOFing in New Zealand and had many great experiences. I hope to learn a lot about Australian nature, culture and lifestyle and finally answer the question: What is it like to live in Australia?

We have a flat 2 acre property on Mt Tamborine with citrus trees, small orchard and vegetable allotment and gardens. Within walking distance to shops, cafes and local pub. Volunteering includes weeding, pruning, propagation, clearing, planting & general garden maintenance. There is a separate small cottage on the property with living area, kitchenette, 2 bedrooms, bathroom, TV & verandah. Some shared meals, and food provided for self-catering. Mixed diet, vegetarians catered for. No smoking inside. Initial stay 2 days, longer stays negotiable. Short stays only.

The Rickert family welcomes you to the middle of the bush! We are a very sociable and informal community consisting of Maria, her three adult children and two grand-children, including Pottery Studio, Café and Farmstay permanent staff and volunteers. We run a small farming business with horses, goats, sheep and chickens. If you have green fingers, there is a large organic green house that is in constant need of weeding, watering and harvesting. This is the home to the famous Pilliga Pottery, a large and flourishing creative enterprise, not to mention the Blue Wren Cafe that is open six days a week. Our buildings are unique and made from mud-brick, straw bale, rammed earth and local timbers. WE HAVE AN AMAZING DEEP AND COOL SWIMMING POOL !!! Volunteering includes gardening (weeding and watering), helping in the pottery studio. Leisure activities include volleyball, swimming, bush walking, bird watching, pottery, sculpture, artwork and playing musical instruments. If you do not own a vehicle, we will collect you from the bus stop in Coonabarabran. No smoking inside. Pet friendly.

Trafalgar Farm is a heritage property established in 1846. We have a small orchard and growing fields for turmeric, garlic, sweet potatoes and seasonal green vegetables and herbs. Volunteering includes caring for the gardens (food & ornamental). We have a large meditation and yoga room. Seperate cabin with verandah accommodation for 1 as well as a very comfortable twin room in the main house.  Shared meals & food provided for self-catering. Mixed diet. Non-smokers preferred. Negotiable stays after initial visit as I'd like to have someone long term who is looking for part time work in the district and work with me as a Woofer. Self motivated young people to help me grow more food very welcome 🙏

Located in Macclesfield, Vic, Royal Meadows Farm is conveniently located between the Dandenong Ranges and the Yarra Valley and is surrounded by rolling hills, farms and natural bushland. An easy and scenic drive to delightful towns such as Olinda, Sassafras, Gembrook, Yarra Glen, Warburton and Healesville, Royal Meadows is the perfect base from which to explore this beautiful part of Victoria. The main activity on our 20 acre farm is the Royal Meadows Equestrian Centre where we agist and train horses. The horses are managed according to equi-central and land regenerative principles. We grow our own hay for the horses and all manure is composted and used either in the veggie gardens or spread on the fields to help replenish the soil. In addition to the horses we also run a number other farming activities – namely breeding a small flock of Suffolk sheep, growing a small orchard, vegetable gardens and raising bees. Careful management of cross grazing different livestock means deep-rooted, healthy pastures, which also leads to rich organic material for gardens and trees. Royal Meadows is built on principles of sustainable living, regenerative agriculture, self-sufficiency and equi-centric horse training. The property is powered by off-grid solar electricity and sustained with the help of captured rainwater. Bush areas have been reserved for native wildlife and as such Kookaburras, rosellas, blue wrens and cockatoos are common and the property is also home to wombats. Don’t be surprised if you also see kangaroos, soaring wedge tailed eagles and the occasional echidna. The accommodation consists of a cosy two-room wing of the house which has both private and shared entrances, a bedroom, private bathroom and lounge area with small kitchenette.

I joined WWOOFing because I wanted to experience a more authentic and hands-on way of connecting with nature and communities. For me, it’s not just about traveling but also about learning practical skills, understanding sustainable lifestyles, and working alongside people who share a passion for the environment. I love the idea of exchanging knowledge and contributing to a meaningful project while being part of a community.

25 acres in the foothills of Mt. Roland near Sheffield on the way to Cradle Mt. The farm is run on the Permaculture principles, with a small herd of cattle, some poultry, orchard with mixed fruit, walnut & hazelnut trees, vegetable garden and a black-wood timber plantation. Also We have started build tiny house on the farm in 2023. Gilles of French origin, is a carpenter, cabinet maker by trade & often involved in construction projects & prefers to use natural materials such as mud brick, cob or pressed earth bricks. Work is varied: feeding animals, gardening, picking fruits & nuts, at the end of summer, collecting firewood, building job etc, sometimes it could be woodwork. The guests are treated like part of the family and share main meals in the house and are welcome to share the preparation of the food. We are  eat healthy meal. We do not eat too much meat and dairy products as Koto is learning medicinal cooking. The duration of stay can vary, we like it to be at least 2 weeks but it is mostly decided in the first few days. French, English and Japanese are spoken.

I have done many Woofing experience in NZ few years ago, i have meet great people, usually locals. They made me discover the surroundings of where they live. I'd love to make new experiences and I like working outside.

I was engaged in agriculture throughout Japan. In this moment,I come to want to experience agriculture not only in Japan but also outside of Japan. So I felt that Australia was the best choice because of its proximity to Japan and relative safety. And I also like visiting abroad.I like to dive into unknown world.I want to communicate with people in different countries.

I am interested in living an eco-friendly life and want to learn about sustainable farming. By joining WWOOF, I hope to get practical experience on an organic farm, understand how to live with nature, and learn more about sustainable farming methods. WWOOF is a great chance to meet farmers and experience different cultures. I believe living in a new environment will help me see things in a new way and build stronger connections with others. My family has a farm, and I have worked in agriculture before. I have physical strength and good teamwork skills, which I want to use to help on the farm. I also believe that gaining more farming experience will help me grow personally.

We feel that through Woofing we will be able to learn some great new skills, meet new people and experience an authentic Australian lifestyle. We have heard some amazing things about this organisation and cannot wait to be a part of it.

We’ll be able to fulfil a big dream of ours in the next couple of months, which is to stay for a lengthy period of time in our favourite country, Australia. Of course, travelling to different places will be a huge highlight. However, we also would like to use the first couple of months to do something different. We both really love the idea of being around and staying with locals for a while, learning about their lives and becoming part of their community, even if it’s just for a couple of weeks. It would also allow us to use and brush up our English as much as possible, which would be a really nice plus for us. Well, and the Woofer program seems to offer a great opportunity for exactly that.

High in the hills near Nimbin - Also in Byron Bay near the beach. (scenic drive from Byron to the holiday home in the hills to work). Gardens - trees - wild food -  watering , weeding, planting , mulching. Volunteering is 3 to 4 hours per day Outside or inside. (or if more one day less the next.) Some sharing of food preparation for main meal - or cooking if you like cooking. Couples most welcome. Own bathroom. Executive bedroom.